HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-10-09, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1991. PAGE 9.
Morris council passes zoning amendment by-law
Wayne Caldwell, from the Huron
County Planning Dept., Don Plctch
from Huron-Middlesex Engineer
ing and David Rapson were in
attendance at Morris council on
October 1 for a public meeting to
discuss a proposed zoning amend
ment for Lot 18, Cone. 6. Also in
attendance was George Stormont,
the owner of Lot 18, Cone. 5.
Mr. Caldwell reviewed the
amendment stating that the purpose
is to rezonc Part of Lot 18 Cone. 6
to C4-Salvage Yard to permit the
establishment of an area to recycle
non-hazardous materials consisting
mainly of wood, concrete, brick,
asphalt, and to add a new set of
policies to the zoning by-law to
authorize the zone be established^
Mr. Pletch and Mr. Rapson pro
ceeded to review the plans and
information of the site. They pre
sented letters of preliminary
approval from various agencies and
photos of the site and various oper
ations of this nature. Samples were
presented of what the finished
product will be producing for bed-
ding purposes and landscaping.
Mr. Rapson plans to produce
10,000 tons per year of recycled
product. He does not feel he will
have a problem selling the end
product.
Mr. Pletch advised that the noise
level has been tested and is less
than a chain saw in operation. A
chain saw, he said is 111 decibels
while a recycling processor is 90
decibels.
The nearest residence it was
noted, is 1000 to 1200 feet away
from the area, where the machine
will be located.
Mr. Stormont advised that is sup
portive of the application and com
mends Mr. Rapson. However, he
added that he feels the Huron
County Planning Department did
not use good judgement for the lan
duse of the property, since he
thinks the wetlands should be pro
tected. He advised the county that
he hopes they do not get carried
away rezoning Natural Environ
ment Lands in the future, which he
says should be protected for the
good of man and habitat.
Mr. Pletch said the operation will
not be disturbing any trees, but will
be in the area of the old gravel pit.
Mr. Rapson said he will recycle
all of the old asphalt located at the
Huron County Forest, free of
charge.
A by-law was passed amending
the zoning.
Morris council heard two differ
ing opinions regarding a livestock
claim.
Councillor Deloris Souch opened
the discussion concerning a claim
from Barbara Jean Ives. Mrs.
Souch said she had talked over the
matter with Mrs. Ives and Mrs. Ives
had had an insurance adjustor there
form McKillop Mutual. The agent,
Mrs. Souch informed council, said
the sheep in question had definitely
been injured by a dog.
The township valuer, Carmen
Craig, however, reported to council
that in his opinion, the sheep had a
gash from a sharp object, not from
a dog.
Council advised they would not
to
rule over Mr. Craig's decision and
if Mrs. Ives wished to appeal the
decision she could, threw the prop
er channels.
Council granted an extension of
three months from October 1,
Maitland Engineering Services of
Wingham, for the preparation of
the engineer's report for the Turvey
Drain.
A grant of $100 was given to the
Wingham Palliative Care Services.
Morris agreed to share with
Wingham and other participating
municipalities the costs of provid
ing transportation for eligible
seniors and the disabled in the area
served by Wheels Away, not cov
ered by user fares, government sub
sidies and donations on a per capita
basis for the 1991 fiscal year, end
ing December 31, 1991.
Council concurred with and
endorsed a resolution from Ash
field Township, petitioning the
Provincial government to aid the
farming operations with a four per-
cent level of Nel Income Stabiliza
tion assistance and provide a top-up
of Agriculture Stabilization to 95
percent and issue interim payments
^n the 1990-91 crop sales.
A letter was presented to council
from the Ontario Municipal Board
concerning the appeal of Bassilia
Grubbe against the Carl and Ida
Martin re-zoning by-law. Ms
Grubbe must notify the board in 21
days if she or her appointed agent
plans to attend the hearing or the
proceedings will be dropped.
The general accounts in the
amount of $48,964.65 and the road
accounts totalling $12,577.15 were
approved for payment.
Road Superintendent Lloyd
Michie advised council that the
work has begun on the sand/salt
storage shed.
Councillor Bert Elliott made
mention of an anchor post that
Bernard Thomas from Cone. 3
would like removed and a stone
pile along the road at his property
that he would also like removed.
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