HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-07-28, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1999.
West Wawanosh discusses street paving
Paving projects were up for dis
cussion at the June 29 session of
West Wawanosh Twp. council.
It was agreed that the township
would proceed with paving Corrins
Line subject to clarification of the
cost for preparation of the road and
Ashfield Twp.’s concurrence with
the paving.
Boundary Road will be paved for
$32.97 per metric tonne of asphalt
plus taxes, subject to Colborne
Twp.’s concurrence.
The payment option suggested by
Lavis Contracting, with payment
due in 2000 with no penalty or
interest was accepted by council.
Road accounts totalling
$101,033.72 were approved.
Council passed a motion seeking
the re-activation of the North
Huron Community Development
Committee and appointed Reeve
Doug Miller and Clerk Liliane
Nolan as representatives.
A property standards bylaw was
passed.
Council concurred with a resolu
tion from the City of Thorold of
Elgin regarding a petition to MPPs.
the fire marshall's office. AMO.
OSUM and local fire chiefs' asso
ciations, appealing a labour order.
The order mandates that an emer
gency response vehicle or van
respond to an emergency scene
with at least two “trained” person
nel.
According to Clerk Liliane
Nolan, this does not affect local
municipalities greatly, but many
volunteer firefighters would not
qualify as “trained”.
Council also concurred with the
Township of Tyendinaga regarding
legislation to require a full
deposit/refund system for all bever
age containers.
Council agreed with a resolution
from the Township of Front of
Leeds and Landsowne in petition
ing the federal and provincial gov
ernments, minister of education and
local school boards to have Bible
Hullett seeks tenders for road work
reading and prayer reinstated in the
schools.
Harry Wilson will be hired to
Meier says
vVhen confronted by the sugges
tions to reconsider a single-tiered
government, East Wawanosh Twp.
Councillor Fred Meier said it didn’t
make any sense.
Meeting July 6, councillors were
responding to Maurice Hallahan,
representing Concerned Citizens
for the Promotion and Implementa
tion of Single-Tier Government in
Huron.
While Reeve Don Schultz said he
did not know which way council
should go he also stated he did not
agree with the way the one-tier sys
tem was set up.
Hallahan agreed that with the
way one-tier was set up previously
there would be no savings.
Meier said there might be sav
ings, but no service.
Claiming the county would be
looking at 18 wards, East
Wawanosh would not have a repre
sentative, said Councillor James
walk the bush at Part Lot 26, cone.
6, to determine which trees should
be cut and sold.
General accounts totalling
$16,334.21 were approved for pay
ment.
1-tier makes no sense
Campbell.
Hallahan said his group was
looking at 17 wards and the five
Towns.
Noting that municipalities were
not getting together on two-tier
groupings, Hallahan said councils
should look at both options.
Reiterating that studies had been
done on one-tier and discussions
held, Councillor Murray Scott said
the county should be more involved
in getting the two-tier groupings
together.
Council agreed that more work
needed to be done to get a proposal
ready by the county deadline of
Sept. 1.
In other council business, a
motion was passed approving Jack
Straughan to the regular position of
landfill site supervisor with the
passing of his 30-day probation
period.
A public meeting will be held
Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. to discuss the
proposed Official Plan Amendment
and Zoning Bylaw Amendment
Bike stolen from Brussels lawn
On July 20 around 7 p.m. officers
were advised of a theft of a bicycle
on Church Street in Brussels. The
owner stated that sometime
between 4:45 p.m. and 5 p.m. that
afternoon a bicycle was stolen from
the front lawn of the home. Taken
was a 21 speed CCM Mountain
bicycle.
Anyone who comes in contact
with this bicycle is asked to call the
Huron OPP Detachment or Crime
Stoppers.
At its July meeting, Hullett
Council had no objection to the
severance application #B39/99,
Cone. 12, Lot 26 provided
conditions were met. The severed
distribution of all final assets. This
excludes real estate in direct
proportion to the members
respective contributions as agreed
upon by the Board in the event of
parcel is to be rezoned to AG4 and
surveyed. That Section 65 of the
Drainage Act be implemented.
The road superintendent was
authorized to invite tenders for the
road construction of sideroad
20/21. Tenders are to be received
until 4 p.m. Aug. 17.
A by-law authorizing a franchise
agreement between Hullett and
Union Gas Limited carried.
Hullett supported the resolution
from the Blyth and District Fire
Area Board stating that provisions
will be made for the fair
amalgamation and the possibility of
the board being dissolved.
The resolution from the
Corporation of the County of Essex
petitioning the federal and
provincial governments to bring
forward a comprehensive infra
structure program for
municipalities which will be funded
equally by the federal, provincial
and local governments was also
supported. Council has no
objection to The Canadian National
Institute for the Blind selling CNIB
2000 Lottery Calendars in Hullett
Township.
0 bituaries
CHRISTENA (TENNIE)
ACHILLES
Christena (Tennie) Achilles,
formerly of Walton, passed away at
Seaforth Community Hospital on
Sunday, July 18, 1999. She was in
her 94th year.
The beloved mother of Jerry and
his wife Linda, of Belwood, and
Anne and her husband Jim Sills of
Seaforth, she will be fondly
remembered by 13 grandchildren
and 14 great-grandchildren.
She was predeceased by her
husband Roland in 1996, a son Don
in 1976, a daughter. Marg Taylor in
1997, a grandson. Brad Taylor in
1989, her parents, Donald and
Agnes (Laidlaw) McCallum and
brothers Gilbert, Robert and Angus.
Family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home,
Seaforth, on Tuesday from 2 - 4
and 7 - 9 p.m. where the funeral
service was held on Wednesday,
July 21 at 2 p.m. Rev. James
Murray, Duff’s United Church,
Walton, officiated.
Interment was in Brussels
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were grandsons, Rick
Taylor, Brian Taylor, Dan Achilles,
Dwayne Achilles, Ted Sills and
Kevin Anderson.
Flowerbearers were Lynn
McDonagh, Tracey McKee, Deb
Raco, Chris Ney, Jen Anderson and
Tim Sills.
The eulogy and remembrances
were given by Linda Achilles and
Lynn McDonagh. Don Sills and
Lindsay Devereaux sang Amazing
Grace and On Eagles’ Wings.
Organist was Cheryl Ann St. Onge.
Memorial donations to the Heart
and Stroke Foundation would be
appreciated as expressions of
sympathy.
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