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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-08-06, Page 8Page 8---Luelinow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 6, 1986 ister announces licene Ontario will introduce a resident licence for sport fishing in 1987,,Ontario Natural. Resources Minister Vincent Kerrio an- nounced today. Mr, Kerrie said the licence will be required of most Ontario residents aged 18 to 64. Senior citizens and the disabled will be exempt. as will Status. Indians fishin,g<on i lieir reserves or treaty areas. The annual licence will cost '$10 while a short-term licence to fish for foul consecutive days will cost SS. "In public meetings held across the province, and through angler surveys, we have received strong support for this licence,.° said Mr:. Kerrio. "People have indicated strong approval for plans to put funding equivalent to revenues generated from this licence ,- projected to be 9 -to -$10 -million a year into fisheries improvement programs. This support indicates that the time is ripe to adopt the. 'user -pay' principle in fisheries management." "As a result of comments expressed in public meetings, we decided, toexempt senior citizens from the licence and to incorporate, the short-term licence for . occasional anglers," Mr. Kerrio said, The licence will be widely available through tbe,Ministry of Natural Resources network of private licence issuers. which- includes sporting goods stores and tackle and bait shops, The network will be expanded as required to meet the demand for the licence. MNR district offices will also distribute the licenses. Mr. Kerrio said Ontario is among the last of the provinces to introduce a resident angling licence. _ In January. Cabinet gave approval in principle to the proposed licence. Since then, the Ministry of Natural Resources has held more than 30 meetings across the province to hear public views, Questionnaires, , angler surveys and letters to the ministry indicated that most people favored a licence, providing hat• funding equivalent to revenues generated is used in fisheries management,. "The additpnal funding `will be used to improve the qualityof sport fishing in Ontario," Mr, Kerrio. said. "it 'will go toward programs to protect, rehabilitate and enhance Ontario's fisheries, both in northern and southern Ontario, "For example, we can consider such projects as fish culture stations, •the construction of fish ladders to aidnatur- ally-reproducing species, unproved en, for sport dishing farsements capability . and_ restoring—fish habitat in urban areas to `provide more fishing opportunities nearer people's hom- es.'' omdes,.. Mr. Kerrio said the resident angling licence will also give ministry staff important information about how the resource is being used: "It It will tell us who. is fishing, where and for what. With this information, we'll be better able to gear our fisheries management programs to the • nee& of resource usees." A Fisheries Advisory Council. to be made of members of the public, will advise the Minister on fisheries management priorities and fisheries -related expenditur- es. "The investment which anglers make in our fisheries resources will have far-reach- ing benefitsin increased employment, and tourism and. recreational opportunities," Mr. Kerrio said.. More summer jobs the year The Canada Employment Centre for Students in Kincardine reports a signific- ant increase in job placements' over last years figures. At the end of July a total, 4'608 jobs had been , found for students ` through the Kincardine office, an increase of 31 per cent in job placements over last year. "The employment picture looks like it will continue to remain steady throughout August," said Lynda Daymond, Supervisor at the Canada Employment Centre for Students. Melaney Franklin, a Student Placement officer in the Kincardine office is impres- sed with the students. "The students have a very positive ' attitude and are very enthusiastic." Melany is continuing to work hard and encourages employers and homeowners to • hire a student to work an hour, a day, a week or for the whole summer. Any employer or student wishing more information may contact Melany at 396- 8512. TOWNSHIP OF ASH FIELD PUBLIC MEETING C4NC.ERNM A PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Cowen of the. Corporation of the Township of Ashfleld will hold a public, meeting on. 'Tuesday, September 9, 1986 at 8:00 poor..in the Ashfield Towns hi 'Hal,:'flocated on County Road 20 next to the Township Garage] to consider two proposed Toning ,by-laws :wider. Section 34 of the Plainnl g. Act, 1983. The proposed by -lawn have three purposes as set out in A, D and C, below. A. The proposed by-law Is for the purpose of resolving objections lod$ed to Zoning By -Law 5 . 1986. ;Speeifically, the following amendments are proposed: PORT ALBERT 1. The developed ed area between Russell Street and,Victoria Street :is zoned' Village P, Residential [VRI], 2. Part Lots 39 and 40, R,P. 136 are zoned Natural Environment INE1.2j to recognize an existing resdence. • 3. The undevelopable.area south ofthe uopened streetallowance of Melbourne Street is zoned Natural Environment 'tNE1] 4. Part Lot 1, south•,of Melbourne Street, H.P.136, is zoned Village Residential [VR1I. 5. Lots 36, 37, and Part Lot 38, east of Wellington Street, R.P. 136, are' zoned Village Residential [VR1]to recognize the residential use. 6. Parts Lots 38 and 39, east of Wellington Street, R.P. 136,. are zoned Village Commercial [VC") to recognise the' commercial use. R.P.7. Lots 34, 37, 38and 39, west of Huron Street, R136,are zoned "Recreational Residential, ERC11"" to conform► with the Secondary Plan, COTTAGE AREAS 1. The following lots are zoned Natural Environment (N .!'1-11 to'recognlze the existing cotta$es in natural environment areas, Lot 25, R.P. 579 Lot 29, 30, and 31, R.P. 581. Lot 7, R.P. 585 - • 2. Part of Lots 38 and 39, Front Concession, is zoned Restricted -Agriculture [A62.1] to recognize an existing cottage in the agricultural area, n 13. •Lots 22 and 14, R.P. 585, are zoned Recreational Residentiid CRC141 to permit cottages on a reduced lot area. B. OTHER `AMENDMENTS. 1. The proposed by*law amends a -number of Natural Environment zones to correctly'. reflect the extent of natural areas, 2. The land .use . zones at Amberley are corrected to conform; with the urban designations in' the Secondary `.Plan, C. LOTS 34, 37, and PART LOT 38, WEST QF HURON STREET, R.P. 136. PORT' ALBERT A bu flaw is‘ also proposed osed to vary the lot area and rear yard requirements of the y p la �' Recreational `Residential [RC1] zone for the above.noted lots to accommodate the severance appllcations B2/86 and B3/86. ANY PERSON may attend the''publie meeting, and/or make written or verbal 'representation resentatior .either in suport of or in opposition .osition to theproposed zoning by=laws. i�. Pp pp ADDITIQNAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law is available for Inspection between 8,30 a.m, and 440 p.m. at the Municipal ,Office. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF ASHEIELD THIS 1ST DAY OF AUGUST, 1986. Donald Simpson , Clerk0Trreasu rer , TOWNSHIP OP ASHFIELP R.R..3. GODERICH, Ont. NIA 3X9 [5191 395.2753 .ulitMiY rr -vrtile i .. w r► •l I6ttt i t i4 ,. r r M ..„,.,:::x i- 1 �i. .� _ . ottOs 06401 I RURAL AREAS ioi111 j , ti ->:0 14 13 12 11• 113 9 a 1. Part Lot 8, Concession 10; E.D., zoned Agricultural Small holding [AG41, Is altered to represent the correct lot shape, 2. The Defined Areas [DA1, and 19A21 are correctly shown as dashed lines on Port Lot 3, 'Concession 4, W.O. 3. Part Lots 10 and 11, Concession 5, E.D., and Part Lot 9, Concession 5, E,D., are zoned Extractive Resources (ER1] to reflect the licensed gravel area. TEXT AMENDMENTS 1. The definition of Tourist Home is changed such that Farm Vacation Homes are perrtnitted in agricultural areas. 2. A wayside pit or quarry is added to the list of permitted uses to the Natural Environment INET] zone. 3. A provision Is sodded to the Agricultural Small Holding [AG41 zone to permit a residence on existing roto with * minimum lot are* of 1600 square metres. 1 li 8 6 4 Prrorth v.t Dt*Oli aorreeted Natural Environment zones (see Iii above r . Areas where no adjustments were necessary are not shown. rzi ••.Ih 1 t r>M* ..r v% *016 2 it