The Citizen, 1992-04-22, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1992.
TV. Wawanosh council hears landfill report
Arnold Spivey of Mailland Engi
neering Services addressed West
Wawanosh council regarding the
annual landfill report, at its meeting
on Tuesday, April 7.
Requirements of the Ministry of
the Environment to be included in
the report were noted by council.
An estimated cost of $2,000 to
$3,000 was suggested for inclusion
in the 1992 budget for hydrogeo
logical testing at the site.
Rhea Hamilton-Seeger, West
Wawanosh representative to the
Morris requests meeting with Library Board
Morris council at its meeting of
April 7 made a motion that a letter
be forwarded to the Huron County
Library Board asking directors to
attend a council meeting to discuss
the proposed closing of the Bel
grave library.
A letter had been received from
the Library board asking council to
close the branch in Belgrave.
A copy of a letter was received as
well from Grey township opposing
the closures.
Bob Wattam joined the meeting
to ask council its opinion regarding
Lot 4, Plan 162 in Belgrave. He
asked councillors whether they felt
the property should be rezoned to
allow an engine repair shop. Their
Letter
to the
editor
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Memorial for Canadians killed in
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proper names for those who de
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Thank you for your help.
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North Huron Community Develop
ment group, and also the North
Huron Area's representative on the
County Steering Committee,
brought council up to date on the
present status of the area.
Ms. Hamilton-Seeger also asked
council to consider an update to
township residents regarding the
recycling program at the landfill.
There were three applications for
building permits.
Council accepted the tender of
Da-Lee Dust Control of Fruitland
response was that it should.
A draft agreement was submitted
to council for review by the Brus
sels Fire Department to set out the
area of service for a first response
fire.
Council suggested the area only
Cone. 4, South part, Cone. 5 North
and South Part, Cone. 6 North and
South Part and Cone. 7 North Part,
which will include Lots 21 to 30.
These changes will be presented
and discussed at another meeting.
John Cronyn joined the meeting
to discuss a bin service he has
established to dispose of waste at
area waste disposal sites.
Mr. Cronyn applied to the Min
istry of the Environment for a
license on Feb. 9. He has not
received it as yet, but asked council
for permission and the waste dis
posal site number to transport
waste to the site.
It was moved that Mr. Cronyn
had council's authorization to
deposit waste in the Morris town
ship site, pending receipt of a
license from the Ministry.
Council requested a letter be sent
to Ron Carter in Belgrave advising
him that he does not have autho
rization from the township to dis
pose of waste at the site on a
commercial basis.
Mr. Carter was told as well that
he needs a license from the Min
istry of the Environment.
Council discussed the street
to supply and apply liquid calcium
chloride for the 1992 season at
$159.90 per Imperial flake ton
equivalent, G.S.T. extra.
Council also accepted the tender
of Bannerman Contracting Ltd.,
Kincardine, to crush and apply
approximately 25,000 cu. yds. of
three-quarter inch gravel on roads
at $1.99 per cu.yds., and to stock
pile approximately 5,000 cu.yds. at
the St. Augustine pit at $1.25 per
cu.yds.
Council adopted the program of
lighting in Walton. Grey township
is installing new lights in the ham
let this year, however, council felt
that there would be no renovation
of the street lights in the Morris
side at this time.
A motion passed to replace a
street light at the main corner in
Belgrave at the junction of High
way 4 and County Road 20, as it is
not working properly.
Council accepted and approved
the total expenditure of the 1992
Brussels, Morris and Grey Recre
ation budget in the amount of the
$222,035.89, subject to the lighting
expenditure of $6,000 being delet
ed and $2,000 being used for devel
opment of the seven acre parcel of
land with $12,000 to be set up for
reserve.
Council had no objections to the
service and repair of farm vehicles
at Lot 6, Cone. 7 since the property
is zoned AG1, which will allow the
service and repair of farm vehicles.
A request was presented that
Deviation Road be named McKin
non Drive at Bluevale. Council
requested a by-law be prepared for
the same.
Bob Grasby of Belgrave, request
ed permission to bum brush at the
edge of the hamlet. Council felt this
would set a precedent and therefore
refused permission.
Reeve Doug Fraser declared a
pecuniary interest regarding a con
sent application for Lot 24, Cone.
road expenditures for the 1992 fis
cal year in the amount of $315,800.
Jane A. Cere, after completing
the six-month probationary period,
was hired by council as permanent
part-time assistant to the clerk-trea
surer at the rate of $10.50 per hour.
She will be required to take the
Municipal Administration Course
Council agreed to forward the
required information to Paul Klopp
M.P.P. to enable him to request an
Official Proclamation of the Town
9.
Council had no objections to the
application.
Council were advised that the
official opening of the Belgrave
Community Centre will be at 2
p.m. on May 2.
The road accounts totalling
$21,582.64 were approved for pay
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Here's the Winners
ship's 125th Anniversary of incor
poration on July 24.
Council authorized Clerk-Trea
surer Joan Armstrong to issue a
post-dated check for July 25, in the
sum of $695, as required to engage
ESP Disc Jockeys for a dance on
that dale.
Council further authorized Mrs.
Armstrong to provide $2,000 to the
anniversary committee for the pur
pose of supplying more souvenirs,
in particular T-shirts, for sale to the
public.
ment.
The township will proceed with
repairs to the Clark Bridge. B.M.
Ross and Associates will be
appointed to engineer the project.
The general accounts in the
amount of $15,707.15 were
approved for payment.
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Brussels Variety, 4-8, Kimberly Acton, Rachel Warner, 9-12,
Sheryl Ramsey, Robbie Burkholder; Brussels Village Market, 4-8,
Mark Hunter, Kimberly Acton, 9-12, Sarah McDonald, Janet
Bosma; J.R.'s, 4-8, Sarah McDonald, Paige Steep, 9-12, Janet
Bosma, Robbie Burkholder, Sarah McLellan; Golden Lantern, 4-8,
Nicki Hallman, Carolyn Exel, 9-12, Sarah McLellan, Aaron
Bromley; Elliott Insurance, 4-8, Sarah Seeger, Michelle Cook, 9-
12, Robbie Burkholder, Sheryl Ramsey; Blyth Festival, 4-8,
Andrea Cardiff, Michelle Cook, 9-12, Ryan Montgomery, Lisa
Kelly; Blyth Printing, 4-8, Michelle Cook, 9-12, Leanne Bell, Jason
Fidom; Daupln, 4-8, Nickle Hallman, 9-12, Russ Bromley, Janet
Bosma; Ross Country Carpets, Sarah Seeger; Grand View, 4-8,
Michelle Cook, Heather Elliott, 9-12, Skye Lantinga, Evan Hickey;
Beck's Variety, 4-8, Amy Barnes, Carolyn Exel, 9-12, Ryan
Montgomery, Jason Fidom; U.C.O., 4-8, Sherri Robinson, Amy
Barnes, 9-12, Janet Bosma, Jason Fidom; Today's Variety, 4-8,
Amanda Avery, 9-12, Sandra Wilson; McGavin's, 4-8, Sarah
McDonald, 9-12, Aaron Bromley, Janet Bosma; Oldfield's, 4-8,
Andy VanBeek, Missy McLellan, 9-12, Janet Bosma, Sheryl
Ramsey; Wilson's, 4-8, Candice Bearss, Michelle Cook, 9-12,
Aaron Bromley, Lisa Kelly; Huron Tractor, 4-8, David Kelly,
Michelle Cook, 9-12, Sheryl Ramsey, Sarah Seeger; Christmas &
Country, 4-8, Michelle Cook, Sherri Robinson, 9-12, Janet Bosma,
Ryan Montgomery; Radford Auto, 4-8, Sarah Seeger, Sherri
Robinson, 9-12, Evan Hickey, Julie Cowan; Mini Mart, 4-8,
Michelle Cook, Heather Elliott, 9-12, Lisa Kelly, Christina Black;
Webster's, 4-8, Michelle Cook, Sarah Kelly, 9-12, Robbie
Burkholder, Skye Lantinga; Bainton's, 4-8, Michelle Cook, Bonnie
Stewart, 9-12, Skye Lantinga, Jamie Black; Old Mill, 4-8, Heather
Elliott, Michelle Cook, 9-12, Christina Black, Leanne Bell; Book
Shop, 4-8, Michelle Cook, Sarah Seeger, 9-12, Skye Lantinga,
Leanne Bell; Village Restaurant, 4-8, Michelle Cook, Nicole Bailie,
9-12, Leanne Bell, Skye Lantinga; Chauncey's, 4-8, Amanda
Bearss, Michelle Cook, 9-12, Leanne Bell, Ryan Montgomery;
Blyth Decorating, 4-8, Candice Bearss, Raymond de Boer, 9-12,
Joanne Joslirig; Shawna Stryker.
Thanks to all of our sponsoring
merchants for your support
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