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Thursday, May 15
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By Alan Rivett
CLINTON Mullett Township . Reeve Tom
Cunningham was one of five who gave sub-
.' missions to the hearings board on day seven
of the ;hydro hearings on April 23: • .,, ,:'
Although ktullet't Township is opposed to
the proposed hydro' route through, Huron
County, lir. Cunningham said if the route is
=a rayed by the`b`oard, farmer should,be The. hydro ,l .
P.P �.. �' � � yd.. awyer� r�nt�frired = into Hultott
ai lycoinpensated for;their:l nd and fore
Ort Town'ship's policy for`:gran,ting severances:
inconveniences Connected' .Wtth .the_ tilt :o He explained Hydro's method of expropria-
*I: towers _ ' * • ,•.. do i' �is geared. o ,easements rather than the
Mr; Cunningham recon ended, Cal)
etitt ides oo ert' ;, case'meots 07 -4:0 -ed, ;o. pux a e� nit theM� andi.� , Wew don :t. want tin.
p , ;,.:create add ion 1.
',,x$, q�„ ;F. .F"me.. o'lks=: s d� r: tiellA
:� outright; �urcH`ase as- this ,; worild �e"re�ae' .. � _.
g P Vr♦ Gunr:10,g4014-said, a. severanc :.n -.the
' severancesand `thein inherent problems fd .
the .ii tlnici alit and landowners. , A;: for.. township is granted to, a.»iru imun area
p Y whichrincltdes the --binge card all associated
compensation, to; the farmer, he.suggested` buildin `s" res ltin . in* t ',+least•:,arnount o
an initial 'payment to the farmer should g1. g .i, , ..
p- .. .r fai'iYiland teing.�lest '
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e.1 s. , ` the � ' (NO, to the
cover -'b th� the os . of". t land��
o;.
it
, e� It v a , • T�ownshi :Reeve Cha ale
`towers,and't a lies � tin die-vraluaton�+sf' ro- . w Y �!, ,,;: r s
perty value.
h' ul_ g ,. Corbett also gavea su lem enta brief to
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the 'he`a g
He also said. Hrit9 should grant a yearly r n s board. The . l on on . area
payment to the f armers sfor the iriconve- ....township had already given a submission at
• the London hearin s .in March.
�. niencrr i�aused by the �uw�ers n .; g ;
Neighboring property owners should also In the original. submission at the London
be,: fairly: compensated by Hydro. for in,' hearings, the township identified a need for
conveniences or the towers ,,said'14 r. Cunn- Hydro to :;supply deisignated personnel to
ingham. tie Pointed to; problems regarding deal, with, problems when the hydro
`lTV and'two-way radio reception, damage to towers. I yd., ' o was also requested to provide
municipal and ';private drains, anal dower;, an advocate. for' the property owners to act
property values due to the 4close. proximity • on t eir behalf, to supervise the, construc-
to the towers.tion, .said nor. Corbett: ,
He ;,also :;e:a:0ressed :,lairs views c ncearning . i
.lower' �p�Copy'°�valiiea' a�a`t�i a .hydro `� lly�lra' ,hefa�aid,. replied •to th��.township
g . stating the `owners would be represented by
lroute. He excte4:44.
lower property valutes'to a construction ryrepresentative and a proper
have a greafect on the tax base ill Hallett ty agent to'dea itl problems on the site.
ownslup, ;' ` i `Howevr`rb{ett saidthetownship+„"�'.efeelatt arpns t�oud�,�'b�o���the � ,�.
corridor , would pass irould have lowered 'still i emam k `s optical', of tris arrange
icnar�Cet valuesal'alsO,r•
equertow, {that ;land
"rnent in the`e ci t lte aposed route is built,
values�ha a eased and more arm,, are iac� hte felt these representatives wilt be unable
ed On the r�riarket "said 'Mr. c unili'inghatzt to to represent both Hydro and the' landowner.
brief tai the board.... "' He„, 'recommended to the ° hearings, board .
"Even if�'lowered assessments `to the af- that, Hydro supply a "transmission line cern- "`.
fected farms takt+e'place, this' would result in missionet� to act on behalf of the landowner
higher taxation to the remaining ,taxpayers,;durir g construction, much'in the 5am�e` way
in the'mallunici .
P ty." , , a a di+age inacornen;issioner would' woiik in, a ,
Hydro, Lawyer Bruce Campbell asked me, municipality This person would beinvolved
tCunninghan if there Was a<<particular case in problems such as soil compaction, ;.
;Of lower, property; values occurring in ? the.' drainage and any physical 'damage Which
township because of,'a hydro line. Mr. Cunn-., may, result from tower construction. ,.
` gingham replied an assessment has yet to be s
Xowered beca He $aid the cost of hiring a transmission ',
u'ofhydr onto ers.y .- issi
lane conn�missioner conld,be-charged 'against
Additional. co pensattOn1;�;said::Mt - the project and would. be nominal in relation
irigharmi,, shorild also lie off+ei ed to farmers to the,total cost of the xi°ansriuission corridor.
who�:have ,towers angling across, the fields it .VV�ard {1odrriaiv of the. bearings board
and � to,owners of; ixianaged . woodlots where asked' Mr ..Corbett iaow '` such a u'o rain r, ;
trees are marketed f'or firewood» p 'g- y
He also. questioned the l ydrti irepresen could rbe Ai p einented. Mr. Corbett rep ed
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:tatives concerning what would happen to the; tine represea t ti a ,who would' beefamilia to
th laaidowners could . be appointed from
proposed hydro iirie,i f the `ENi'i1, 0.ich has ; e Ho would then` speed sevet'ai
already had several On owns, is ever caCh towns ip.
closed in the futtc.
Ors a da x at the 'site, tl us freeing tht
1'r<
Caarr bell said:lydro zine ave been. farmer to r arry out his dailywork. `
declared •redw at t. onoccasion yam's eit1 k t? anb, .tirst'vrc+ vice-president of the'
uelicy is to offer ilio land bacl to the o , x al, . iuroc ,� 4 `ttl ►en's yAyyysy{sociat>ion i Jarnic
crvedtsind'' lie gest of Col 'Otte gt'ow ,ip and Teter Tak
cc racrete base is ca t doh below th , gide of igen of HR2' Krnea ililb also gave submis
tine land.,; , . �cions to tite'boa here subnaissions.were ,
�The� easement ,right . �i� t,, i�»r� �si�ilai°�t�i ones nh°ea�d�'�• •'Heard.,, ,: � .
+fila.hrvnle:h'.se3`+�1,aere:nraY, sa i g
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