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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-11-09, Page 6Page 6 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 9, 1994 Birthday Club Erin Moran November 14 1985 9 Years Old Amanda Humphrey November 15, 1982 12 Years Old Jamie Pentland November 15, 1988 6 Years Old LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE Sunday. November 13 Lions Bingo • Santrdav, November 1_2 Si. Joseph's I'mgtihrndge I hnluuuion Draw & Dance Friday, Noycmhei' Ix Day td & Arlene Elliott Saturday, November 19 (•hatitber of Commerce Dinner & Dance OPEN DATES No%emher Friday 11 - 1x- Z� "ONLY" CALL 528-3420 COOERICH ' 524-7811 FRI.-THURS. NOV. 11-17 8 PM ONLY LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO HEVER ACOA»w "In a war, everyone suffers_ we must neverlof if happen again." The WarAmps LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, Nov. 13/94 $1000. Jackpot Winner Linda Davidson Walton Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. i }' • . 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C nadian;Sbwld.Ontarlo,Hydra etas provided tet hntcal assistaftcsfor tfte.reseateh atldi elopment of the deep !0•0 00:0 irton ithe>n' Ia.Ct Statement?] tllttted t0 t e ta�.er lrntlrrrentatl l s lti:en review•ing the concept the EJS and tfte Summary across the country Yost have 9 •inonths.to study the documents and provide comments an their completeness 10It pt t el will then dee For more information about the open houses or for your own copy of the EIS or the Summary, please complete the'coupon below and send to: Guy Riverin/Heather Humphries Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office (FEARO) 200 Sacre-Coeur Blvd., 13th Floor Hull, Ouebec K1A 6H3 Tel (819) 997-.2244/953-2754 (call collect) Fax (819) 994-1469 Please send more information on (check box) The Open Houses U The EIS (496 pages) U The EIS Summary (47 pages) U To: •Name: Address: • City:._ Province: - + 0111 041 Postal Code: Approve zoning change A public meeting Was held by Ashfield Township council on Nov. 1 to discuss a zoning amendment application by Tom S'choonder- woerd.. The applicant requested a zoning change, on part of Lot 7, Conc 13 W.D., from general agriculture (AG 1) to agriculture small holding (AG4-5). The amendment would allow establish- ment of a single detached residence. Scott Tousaw, planner for the county, indicated that a small,ad- justment had been made in the proposed bylaw since the original circulation, to stipulate a building site location of approximately 50 m. from the road. This would recog- nize a reduced .separation distance factor of 1.4 from the required doubling factor with respect to the neighboring . hog barn to the southeast. Mr. Schoonderwoerd indicated that he proposed to sell the property as a building lotand the 50 m setback from the road allowance was. acceptable as other neighboring houses were of approximately the same setback. CAshfield Township OUNCIL NEWS No objections, verbal or written, were received. Subsequently, council passed a motion approving the zoning change. A bylaw was passed regarding the confirmation and ratification of the execution of an agreement between Mulitplex Engineering Inc. and the Lucknow and District Phase II arena project committee and to confirm other matters relating to the redevelopment. Discussion regarding a request by Union Gas to enter into a franchise agreement was tabled until the Nov. 17 meeting. Council agreed to transfer from the tandem reserve $56,606 to the general account to finance the township's share of the Conc. 4 infrastructure project. Separate election needed for Auburn trustees Bob Trick, who acts as dog control officer for Blyth, Clinton and Seaforth, attended the Nov: 1 meeting of West Wawanosh coun- cil. He presented an. outline of the services he would provide and the costs involved, to act in the same capacity for West Wawanosh. Council requested Trick to recal- culate his costs for providing the services in Auburn only. He is . to contact the clerk in this regard. Trustees from the police village of Auburn - Tony Martens and Bill Seers, along with Ken Empey, asked for clarification on the proper. procedure to be followed since nominations were not filed within the, prescribed time period by can- didates for trustees in the Nov. 14 election. They Were informed that the clerk would have to call a new election within 60- days of the second nomination day (Oct.19) and their nomination forms could be filed on the day fixed.. Joan Armstrong, clerk, explained in a telephone interview, that Auburn is a separate entity in itself, however, because West Wawanosh has the largest assessment from the village, that municipality is respon- sible for administration matters for Auburn. Trustees are nominated and elected the same as township coun- cillors. Steve Durnin, who will be hired to, snowplow during winter months, approached council in regard to remuneration for such work. Dis- cussion ensued regarding the num- ber of hours worked last winter, his work experience. with the County of Huron and hourly rate of pay.: Council subsequently agreed to guarantee Dumin a minimum of 20 hours per week, at the rate of $10. per hour for this winter season, commencing Dec. 1 through until Mar. 31, 1995. Building applications .for the month were discussed, as well as the status of the building in Dun- gannon under renovation. Repairs to the Gaunt municipal drain will be commenced very shortly. The quality of construction of some buildings was questioned, as well if building permits had been obtained for all construction under- way. The quotation of Allan Webster at $750 for the tree tops at the Inglis pit was accepted.. . Council will approach Maitland Valley Conservation Authority regarding the authority's position on the proposed area to be licensed for gravel extraction (Foran property). MVCA had expressed opposition to CWest Wrwanosh Township OUNCIL NEWS a specific section of the property in the area to be licensed. On behalf .of the municipality, council gave its support to Warden Allan Gibson's letters to Gilles Pouliot, Minister of Transportation and Premier Bob Rae. Theletters request that implementation on Jan. 1 of the proposed new subsidy and accounting . system . for municipal roads be delayed until more details of the system are made available, as well as the financial impact it will have on municipalities. Jane Cere, clerk's assistant, recently completed four units of the Municipal Administration Course and ' Challenge Examination, receiving a very high mark. Business Computer Services, London, will be contracted again to provide the 1995 tax billing for the municipality. A tile drain loan was approved for Bill and Susanne Robinson for part of Lot 15, Conc. 9. Council confirmed and ratified the execution of the Lucknow and District Phase II arena project com- mittee with Multiplex Engineering Inc. A motion to remove the as- sessments for street lights on the properties on Proudfoot Avenue in the hamlet of Dungannon, thereby relieving those properties of charges of them, was defeated. A recorded vote had Councillors Alex Chisholm and Ron Snowden in favor, with Councillors Walter Elliott and Richard Foster, . and Reeve Bob Hallam against the tabled motion. Council agreed that the municipality assume responsibility for any and all expenses incurred for the all -candidates meeting on Nov. 2 This meeting was the last regular one scheduled for this council. ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS We're looking for the "good kids" of Ontario Contact this community newspaper for details. Deadline for nominations is \�Ontario Bell i ii oaiiilo o Bel'