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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1998. PAGE 27.
Construction in Grey pleases building official
Continued from page 9
himself or the staff is not included.
The total value of permits rose
from $4,65,296 to $8,159,500.
Anger and council was pleased
with the amount of construction in
the township.
***
Road Superintendent Dave Hast-
ings presented a report to council
regarding regulations for weed con-
trol.
Guidelines for control of the 23
noxious weeds listed in the provin-
cial act must be strongly adhered
to, he said. "They must be sprayed
or cut before they go to seed."
Weeds must be cut by June 10
and kept down, he said. Any prop-
erty owners with 10 acres or less
will not necessarily receive notice
about the weeds, but they can be
cut, by provincial order, with the
service billed later.
Questions arose about Grey Cen-
tral Public School which has creat-
ed a natural environment for all
plants which is incorporated into
their studies.
Hastings did not know what
might be done in that case.
Council discussed the difficulty
of maintaining road sides and prob-
lem areas with limited resources
and manpower.
Though there was talk of con-
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also be fun, said Lobb. "Enjoy
networking with others who share
similar interests."
Meetings, from March 4 through
April 23, are held at various
locations across the county to
ensure participants have an
opportunity to discover "Ontario's
West Coast". Sessions are usually
from 7 to 9:30 p.m. but one session
involves a Friday night stay at the
luxurious Benmiller Inn.
This leadership development
course is jointly sponsored by the
tracting out the work, there was
concern expressed if the job would
be done on time and if there were
enough contractors in the area to
handle the work.
***
Hastings was authorized to seek
estimates for a new mower.
***
Reeve Robin Dunbar told council
he voted for 100 per cent user pay
for a certificate of approval for a
septic system at a residence, at the
county council session.
"It is part of the cost of building a
house," he added. "We should,
however, look at ways to get the
cost of inspections down."
***
A grant of $675 was authorized
for Cranbrook Cemetery. For many
years, the cemetery had been charg-
ing far below the average for plots,
at $35. The fee has now been
brought in line with Ethel Ceme-
tery, said Knight.
Many plots at the much older
Cranbrook Cemetery are not under
perpetual care, leaving the ceme-
tery seeking support for mainte-
nance costs.
***
Council had no opposition to a
severance application for Graham
Survey, by Al Nichol, though
Knight was asked to inform him of
Huron Business Development
Corporation; the Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture, Food and Rural
Affairs; the Huron Community
Services Network; and Human
Resources and Development
Canada which ensure the
registration fee can be kept to a
minimum. Register now since
space is limited!
For further information contact
either Lobb at 482-7167 (Fax: 482-
5016) or the Huron Business
Centre, at 527-0305 (Fax: 527-
2240.
Registration deadline is Feb. 20.
all costs and difficulties which
could arise from him retaining the
VR3 (mobile home) zoning for the
lots.
***
Councillor Helen Cullen asked
about the possibility of another
trailer going into Henfryn. She was
advised that it was council's obliga-
tion to listen to any proposal.
***
A decision regarding policing
was tabled as councillors sought
further information on costs associ-
ated with a local force and services
offered by OPP.
***
Councillor Lyle Martin and
Knight will attend a free Associa-
tion of Municipalities of Ontario
(AMO) seminar in London, March
13-14, dealing with finance and
labour relations.
Councillor Martin will attend a
one day AMO councillor orienta-
tion session, March 7.
Martin and Deputy-Reeve Alvin
McLellan expressed interest in a
councillor orientation offered by
Huron County.
Dunbar, McLellan, and spouse,
and Hastings, and spouse, will
attend the Good Roads convention,
Feb. 22-24 in Toronto and Knight
will go to the Rural Ontario Munic-
ipalities Association (ROMA) con-
ference, Feb. 8-11.
Authorization was given to
Councillor Graeme MacDonald to
attend the Ontario Plowmen's con-
vention, Feb. 15-18. There is no
registration fee.
***
Council supported a resolution
from Colborne Twp. which asked
the provincial government to "pro-
Andre Kryzanowski, the 24-year-
old Auburn man whose car flew off
the bridge on North Harbour Road
in Goderich, has now been charged
with two drinking and driving
offenses and having an open con-
tainer of alcohol.
Kryzanowski was stopped by
Goderich police, Jan. 16, for drink-
ing and driving.
After his release, he allegedly
continued drinking at a local bar,
vide adequate resource to carry out
a thorough investigation of all asso-
ciated matters related to e-coli bac-
teria contamination and further that
the province provide initiatives to
effectively deal with the issue.
Colborne council is concerned
with the reported levels of e-coli
bacteria along the lakeshore.
***
A resolution from Blyth council
to continue the campaign for edu-
cation tax reform and its removal
from property taxes was endorsed
by council.
said police. He re-acquired his car,
then drove it down North Harbour
Road, ending up against a tree on
the Maitland Golf Course.
He is listed in fair condition at
London Health Sciences Centre.
Further charges are pending.
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