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Wreck
Brussels fireman, Jim Oldfield, and an unidentified bystander take a look at what's left of a car
driven by 16-year-old Ken Graber of Brussels. Mr. Graber's car burst into flames after he lost
control on the gravel road, entered the ditch and struck a tree. He was pulled from the wreck,
just in time, by Hugh Ives and two other men, according to a witness' report. Mr. Graber is in
Victoria Hospital in London.
Street expansion tenders low
Tenders came in lower than
expected for the Elizabeth Street
extension to serve Huronview when
Brussels council opened the sealed
envelopes Aug. 6.
Seven companies tendered, on the
project with a difference of $60,000
between highest and lowest tender.
The lowest tender, accepted by
Developers told to
work it out
Two Brussels developers were
told by Brussels village council last
week to find their own solution to a
problem with a common wall
between (he buildings they are ren
ovating.
Ken Dowling, who is renovating
the old Export Packers building on
Brussels' main street, appeared
before council to request council
look at the possibility of paying for
the repairs to the common wall
between his building and the one
next door owned by Robert Hesse.
Building inspector Paul Josling
who was on hand at the meeting,
agreed the wall between the build
ings is in bad shape and the brick
front on Mr. Dowling's building is
pulling out.
In answer to a question from
Reeve Gordon Workman, Mr.
Josling said he didn't see the need
to bring in an engineer, that the
work should be able to be done as
long as the two developers could
agree on who paid what.
Mr. Dowling said it appeared it
would require four men, working
four days, to repair the wall.
"My suggestion," Mr. Josling
said, is to let the two of them (the
property owners) work it out. I
really don't see why the town
should get involved."
Councillors agreed but Council
lor Bruce Hahn said he didn't think
a building permit should be issued
until the wall was repaired. But Mr.
Josling said the wall was not a rea
son to hold up the building permit.
His only recourse would be to issue
an order to remedy an unsafe build
council, was from Wellington Con
struction Limited, of Palmerston
for $110,154.14.
Steve Bums of B.M. Ross Asso
ciates, on hand for the lender open
ings, said his companies final
estimate was that the work would
cost $129,000. The work, which
includes lowering sanitary sewers
in the area, installing water main,
ing, he said.
Reeve Gordon Workman said he
hoped the two men could settle the
problem between them. "Now that
you're going ahead (with repairing
the abandoned building) we just
want to make sure it's done proper
ly," added Councillor Hahn. "As
long as it’s within the regulations,
we're happy to go along."
Mr. Dowling informed council
that he plans to create a total of 10
apartments plus four commercial
units in the building that dominates
Brussels' main street.
NOTICE
The Brussels Licence
Office will be closed
from Aug. 19 to Aug.
30 for holidays.
Joan Bernard
Mary Taps tra, 1990-91 Qjurn
We need girls between the ages of 17
and 23 by August 1,1991 to compete In
the Brussels Queen of the Fair
competition to be held September 7,
1991.
Please notify one of the following
people by August 26,1991 to compete.
OH! TO BE
QUEEN
Betty
Cardiff
887-6889
Joan
Bernard
887-6377
constructing the street and boring a
hole for a water main across Cty.
Rd. 16 to serve Huronview with
waler from that direction, is to be
completed by Oct. 15.
BRUSSELS
PLAYSCHOOL
AUGUST 21,1991 at
BRUSSELS LIBRARY
10-11:30 a.m. 4 7-8:30 p.m.
CREATIVE PLAY FOR 3 & 4 YR. OLDS
CONTACT
BARB MUTTER
887-6177
W-6 Quarter Horses
Indoor Training &
Riding Centre
•RIDING LESSONS
for all ages
Booking fail lessons now
•SUPERVISED TRAIL RIDES
•BOARDING
dally turnout, groomed bush
trails, use of indoor arena and
other facilities, prime time
reserved for boarders, boxed
stalls and tie stalls available,
renovations possible to accom
modate special needs.
CALL 887-6052
Isabel
Wheeler
887-6097
Brussels
People
Brussels Basket welcomed Deb
bie and Paul Holdenmeyer,
Christopher, Sharon and Shauna of
Kitchener to Queen St.
Jim and Leona Armstrong spent
two weeks at the Experimental Air
craft Association Fly-In and Con
vention at Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
The first week was spent getting
ready for the Fly-In and during the
Fly-In they helped register the
many thousands of aircraft and
pilots attending.
A highlight of their trip was
meeting relatives at the three day
Laird Township Centennial cele
THE PLANNING ACT, 1983
NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF
Read a second time this 6th day of
Read a third time and passed on the 6th
Reeve, J. Gordon Workman
SCHEDULE 2
August
day of
Clerk, Donna White
CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
BY-LAW #16 -1991 has the following purpose and effect.
1. By-law #16 -1991 will change the zoning on Part Lot 2,
Concession 10, Village of Brussels from FD (Future Development)
to R1 (Residential Low Density). The R1 zoning Is a condition of
severance, and would permit the development of a detached
single family dwelling on each of three lots which have been
approved through the severance procedure.
All other applicable provisions of By-law 16 of 1987 shall apply.
A ZONING BY-LAW
By the Corporation of the Village of Brussels
Take Notice that the Council of the Village of Brussels passed By-
Law #16-1991 on the 6th day of August, 1991, under Section 34 of
the Planning Act, 1983.
AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the
Ontario Municipal Board In respect of the By-Law filing with the
Clerk of the Village of Brussels, not later than the 3rd day of
September, 1991, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to
the by-law and the reasons In support of the objection.
AN EXPLANATION of the purpose and effect of the by-law,
describing the lands to which the by-law applies, and map
showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies are
attached. A copy of the complete by-law is attached for your
information.
DATED AT THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS, THIS 14th day of
August, 1991.
D. M. White
Clerk-Treasurer
Village of Brussels
Box 119
Brussels, Ontario.
1991.
August 1991
bration near Sault St. Marie,
Ontario on their way home.
Jim's grandfather's twin brother,
John, was the first Reeve of Laird
Township.
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