The Citizen, 1999-01-13, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1999. PAGE 9.
Morris gets letters regarding restructuring
Morris Twp. councillors received
several letters concerning restruc
turing for consideration at the Jan.
5 session.
Information was received from
East Wawanosh Twp. that council
wished to join the Morris and Turn
berry Twp. group for amalgama
tion.
A meeting would be held to
begin talks.
Letters also arrived from the Vil
lage of Blyth and Jim Coultcs.
A meeting has been tentatively
set for Jan. 11, with Wescast Group
engineers to review fire and build
ing requirements for the project.
Council had asked for notice of the
meeting so that councillors could
attend. Wingham Fire Chief Harley
Gaunt and Chief Building Official
Paul Josling will attend.
Council reviewed the increased
premium for the health benefit plan
then approved the 8.6 per cent hike
from Mosey and Mosey Insurance.
The fee for a tax and zoning cer
tificate will be increased to $30.
A borrowing bylaw with the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com
merce in Wingham, in the amount
of $700,000, was passed.
A letter will be sent to the Bel
grave waler trustees advising that
waler sampling costs will no longer
be covered by the Huron County
Health Unit. MDS lab, which is
currently testing Wingham, Blyth,
Brussels and soon East Wawanosh,
has a cost of $6 per sample. A list
of quotes will be included.
Approval was given to a request
from Orval and Mervyn Bauer and
Murray and Audrey Johnston to
split the drain assessment over
three years.
Road Superintendent Lloyd
Michie advised council of damage
to Blind Line Bridge, apparently
caused by a contractor removing
logs from property at Cone. 1, Lot
21, 22. A report has been made to
the insurance company.
The landowner of Lot 16, Cone.
7 will be advised that the fence
under construction is loo close to
the road and must be at least 33 feet
from the road centre.
There were no objections to a
zoning amendment for Lot 3 and 4,
Cone. 17 of Grey Twp.
East Wawanosh Twp. council
requested that their councillor,
James Campbell, act as the Mait
land Valley Conservation Authority
representative in lieu of Morris
Deputy-Reeve Keith Johnston. A
letter will be sent to East
Wawanosh saying that it was the
understanding that Johnston would
have a two-year term, running
through 1999 and that it takes one
year to become accustomed to the
board. A one-year term is not ade
quate.
Council will seek a representa
tive from Belgrave for the Commu
nity Policing Committee.
Clerk-Treasurer Nancy Michie
will attend a seminar on Jan. 15,
concerning Bill 79.
No councillor will attend the
Rural Ontario Municipalities Asso
ciation convention in February.
The membership fee of $594.40
for the Association of Municipali
ties of Ontario was approved for
payment.
Endorsement was given to a reso
lution from the City of Napean
regarding a review of school fund
ing and closures.
This year was declared Interna
tional Year of the Older Person.
A donation of $690 from the Lat
timer Estate went to Blyth Union
Cemetery.
The Huron Plowmen's Associa
tion will receive $50.
Council agreed to pay Max
Demaray $50 for driving the bus
for the township's Christmas party.
B elgraveTfie news from
Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188
Mabel’s Moms
talk nutrition
Mabel's Moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Jan. 6.
Those who attended were: Mary
Jane Hobden and $tephen; Ken
Higgins, Laura and Ashley; Lila
Procter and Jessica; Crystal
Agombar, Zachari and Nicholas.
Their topic was "Nutrition and
the $torm".
General and road accounts in the
amount of $65,119.71 and
$23,467.21 were approved for pay
ment.
Dale and Colleen Lamont of
London visited during the
Christmas holidays at the home of
Jim and Irene Lamont. All were
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of Mike and Doneida Cottrill
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moore, Justin
and Michael of $arnia visited last
Saturday with Jean Wightman.
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