HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2001-02-28, Page 72000 Chev Impala • fully loaded, 4 dr, V6, dark red metallic,
only 40,000 kms, balance of factory warranty. $21,950
1999 Intrigue GL - fully loaded, V6 incl leather int, sunroof, optional
chrome wheels, only 26,000 km, spotless white, bal of lac warranty. $20,950
1999 Chev Lumina - fully loaded, 4 dr., V6, auto, air,
spotless white, only 52,000 km. Balance of factory warranty. $17,450
1998 Chev Malibu LS - fully loaded, 4 dr., V6, only 40,000 kms,
bal of factory warranty, tan metallic Reduced to $14,950
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1997 Pontiac Grand AM I 1, 4 dr., spotless bright red,
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1997 Buick Lesabre • fully loaded, 3.8 V6, like new condition,
1 owner, deep green met, only 79,000km. $16,950
1997 Chev Cavalier Coupe - 2 dr., 4 cyl, auto, air, sporty black,
tinted glass, only 59,000 km. ' Reduced to $ 9,950
1997 Olds Aurora - fully loaded, 4 dr., luxury sport, pearl white
metallic, complete with leather & sunroof, 91,000 km. Reduced to $19,950
1997 Chev Lumina • fully loaded, like new condition, deluxe
interior, only 73,000 km., aluminum wheels, spotless white. $14,450
1996 Chrysler New Yorker LHS - fully loaded, luxury leather, sunroof,
$16,950 CD & cassette, economical V6, only 87,000km, pewter/grey met
1995 Olds Cutlass Supreme SL • Sporty, 4 dr, V6, auto, air, spoiler,
fully loaded, spotless, blue, 135,000 kin. $10,950
1994 Olds 88 Royale • economical 3.8 V6, fully loaded,
incl. keyless entry, seablue green, luxury. $ 9,450
1994 Pontiac Grand Prix SE - 4 dr., V6, auto, air, cass.
1994 Plymouth Acclaim - 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto, air, AWFM cass.
$ $9,445500
luxury sport, aqua blue, 134,000 km, keyless entry. Reduced to
7 cruise, tilt, only 101,000 km., gold pkg., burgundy red met.,
1994 Pontiac Grand Prix SE - 4 dr., fully loaded, excellent cond.,
luxury sport, deep green met., 124,000 km. Reduced to $ 9,450
1993 Ford Escort LX Wagon - 4 cyl., auto, air, cass., white,
higher kms, but in excellent condition, fuel efficient $ 4,950
1993 Chev Lumina • fully loaded, V6, burgundy, air, cass.,
excellent condition, great fuel economy. Reduced to $ 6,950
1993 Buick Century Custom - 4 dr., fully loaded, V6, like new
condition, low kms, dark blue metallic, fuel efficient. Reduced to $ 9,450
1992 Olds Cutlass Supreme SL - economical V6, 4 door, loaded,
red, 195,000 km $ 5,950
1992 Buick Regal Custom - fully loaded, 4 dr., V6, white, blue
interior, only 121,000 km., very economical. Reduced to $ 6,950
1992 Olds 98 Elite - fully loaded, 4 dr., V6, keyless entry, power seats,„
spotless, full size luxury, blue metallic, 125,000 km Reduced to 9,950
1990 Chev Lumina - 4 dr., economical V6, auto,
air, red, factory spoiler & cassette $ 4,950
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fully loaded, red/silver, 72,000 km. $ 25,950
1999 Venture Van - silver, V6, auto, air, keyless entry, loaded,
33,000 km, balance of factory warranty. Reduced to $ 20,950
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1998 Venture Van Ext • fully loaded, V6, 7 passenger,
dark grey metallic, only 7Z000 km. Reduced to $17,950
1998 F150 XLT - spotless green/gold, 59,000 km, 1 owner,V6, fully „
loaded, p.w., p.d.I., cast, box liner, bal of fac warranty. Reduced to 4i1 U,N011
1998 Chev S10 Blazer LT • fultatihipotless tan, 4 dr.,
leather interior, keyless entry, !to $20,950
1997 Chev Cheyenne 4X4 • 2 tone blue/sand, Vortec 48, auto, air,
tow pkg., boards, like new condition, 108,000 km, one owner. $17,950
1997 Astro Cargc Van - V6, auto, white, 160,000 km.,
looks & drives like new. $12,950
1997 GMC Sierra SL • vortec V6, auto, air, cruise, tilt,
$14,950 dark red met, 106,000 tun, aluminum wheels, box cover.
1997 Chew Cheyenne Ext Cab - vortec 305 V8, air, cruise,
tilt, cass„ 2 tone blue/sand, 117,000 km. $17,950
1997 Chev Silverado Ext 271.350 48 vortec, fully loaded,
running boards, white, 127,000 kin. $21,950
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee - fully loaded, 4 dr, 4x4, Inc' V8, keyless, „„„ ,„
CD& trailer tow pkg, spotless black, high ions but good condition $ 1,1,40U
1996 Chev Silverado • vortec 305 48, fully loaded, auto, air,cass.,
running boards, 1 owner, deep green met, only 65,000 km. $16,950
1996 Chew Silverado Ext Cab 4X4 • vortec 350 V8, fully loaded,
Intl leather sport bucket seats, green/ pewter, only 123,000 km. $20,950
1996 Dodge Ext 4X4 SLT - fully Ioad: 318 V8, deep green,
matching topper, 1 careful owner, 111,000 km. $19,950
1995 DODGE RAM 1500 4X4 • heavy duty, automatic, 318 V8,
AM/FM, black & pewter grey, sliding window, 149 km. $13,950
1994 Chev Cheyenne 314 Ton • 350 48, auto, air, white blue
$12,950 interior. Ready for trailer tow.
1994 Mazda Sport • economical peppy, V6, 5 speed,
$ 8,450 AM-FM cassette, deluxe cloth seats.
1994 Chev Silverado 3/4 Ton 4x4 - 6.5 turbo diesel, loaded,
2 tore brown, beige, fully loaded, auto, air. Reduced to $14,950
1994 Chev Silverado 4X4 - fully loaded, 350 V8, post traction,
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1993 Ford XLT Super Cab • 351, V8, auto, air, sport bucket seats, „„..„
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1992 Astro CL Extended - 4.3, V6, like new, dark red,
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1992 GMC SLT Extended Van • fully loaded, 4.3, V6, 7 pass.,
dark blueisilver, excellent condition, warranty incl. Reduced to $ 6,950
1992 Ford Explorer XLT 4X4 • 4 dr., fully loaded, excellent cond.,
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2001. PAGE 7,
HE council wants more info on minor variance
By Janice Becker
Citizen staff
After considerable discus-
sion by Huron East council-
lors regarding a minor vari-
ance in Grey ward, at the Feb.
20 meeting, the application
was tabled pending further
information.
Herman Terpstra had
requested a minor variance to
allow the construction of a
truck wash on his property at
Lot 23, Conc. 9, Grey ward.
Following consultation with
the previous building official,
the application asked that a
variance allow the structure to
be situated 11 metres from
Newry Road (County Rd. 16)
rather than 17 metres. By
moving the building south on
the lot, it would prevent traffic
from driving over an existing
well, said current Chief
Building Official' Paul
Josling.
While there had been no
objections by the Huron
County Planing Depart-
ment, there had been a couple
of calls regarding the wash
bay.
Josling said a holding tank
or weeping bed would be
needed to accommodate the
wash water as well as an oil
receptor and sump to catch
solids. These stipulations
would be included in the
building permit as they are
required in the Building Code
Act.
Deputy-Mayor Bernie
MacLellan said he did not
believe this was a minor vari-
ance. He suggested turning
the wash shed sideways (fac-
ing south instead of west) and
moving it to the east end of
the existing implement shed
to retain the current setbacks.
Josling said he could not
speak to the matter of another
location because the area was
covered with snow and he
could not tell if there
would be difficulties with the
site.
It was suggested by another
councillor that Terpstra may
not want to construct the wash
shed at the end of the imple-
ment shed as it would restrict
future expansion of the origi-
nal building.
Josling will meet with
Terpstra to determine why the
proposed site was chosen and
return to council for the
March 6 meeting.
Minor variances to recog-
nize an existing deck on a
house in Seaforth and a front
yard setback reduction at a
house in Vanastra were
approved.
Council discusses standardizing mailbox supports
By Janice Becker
Citizen staff
With Huron East Public
Works Co-ordinator John
Forrest standardizing policies
for the new municipality,
councillors were faced
with the question of mailbox
support at the Feb. 20 meet-
ing.
A problem has arisen when
two new mailboxes were
installed atop well casings.
Forrest said supports of this
strength could easily damage
the blade of a snowplow and
create an extra hazard for
vehicle traffic.
Though some former
municipalities had only
allowed wooden posts with
diameters of no greater than
-six inches, Forrest felt that the
policy which Grey TWp. had
for steel posts could be per-
mitted.
Grey had been using square
or round steel tubing with a
maximum diameter of 2.5
inches for replacement posts
for some time. They-are simi-
lar to those used for road
signs.
However, Brussels
Councillor Joe Seili felt a
stricter definition was needed
as a thickness of 1/2 inch
instead of 1/8 inch would
make a great difference.
McKillop Councillor
Sharon McClure responded to
questions regarding Canada
Post regulations saying rural
boxes are inspected every
year and owners are notified
of problems, though
they are generally more con-
cerned with appearance and
height.
Deputy-Mayor Bernie
MacLellan stated that if two
residents were going to be
told to adhere to the new pol-
icy, all mailbox owners
should be required to meet the
same standards.
Forrest said the road crew
would make note of any sup-
ports which appeared to be a
problem and the owner would
be contacted.
Council agreed that steel
tube casings should have a
thickness of no greater than
1/8 inches.
Councillors support effort of job fair volunteers
By Janice Becker
Citizen staff
Huron East councillors
were very supportive of the
continued effort undertaken
by volunteers to stage the sec-
ond Rural Job Strategies job
fair in Seaforth.
Held for the first time last
year at the Seaforth AgriPlex,
the 80 exhibitors spoke to
hundreds of people who
attended the one-day event.
Seaforth councillor Dick
Burgess said he had attended
last year's fair and was
impressed by the quality of
the exhibitors and the enthusi-
asm of the students attending.
Now expanded to encom-
pass Huron and Perth County
job opportunities, Huron East
Clerk-Administrator Jack
McLachlan said there had
been some pressure to move
the job fair to Stratford.
However, those involved
insisted on the Seaforth loca-
tion, being central to both
counties and the home of the
first fair.
A request was made prior to
the Feb. 20 session for council
to support the undertaking as
the group plans to use the
AgriPlex and the community
centre this year to accommo-
date more exhibitors.
Council agreed to cover the
cost of the community centre
use.
Huron East council briefs
New tree cutting policy gets council approval
A new tree cutting policy
was approved by Huron East
council at the Feb. 20 meet-
ing.
All stumps left in a lawn
area as a result of municipal
cutting must be removed by
the municipality. Stumps in
ditch areas would only be
removed if the road crew
believed they were a hazard. If
the stump was along a
fence line it would not be
removed.
***
Letters will be sent to any
property owner that abuses
municipal rod allowances.
The owner will be given the
opportunity to repair damages
within a reasonable time. If
not completed, the work will
be done by road crews and
billed to the landowner. This
policy deals generally with
large farm equipment that
enters fields at numerous loca-
tions rather than at laneway
entrances.
***
Numerous road signs will
be replaced in the municipali-
ty as they do not meet the new
provincial standards for high
intensity reflectivity. Though
three quotes had been
received- from industry stal-
warts, Deputy-Mayor Bernie
MacLellan requested Public
Works Co-ordinator John
Forrest look into a local corn-
pany supplying the signs.
If a local company is unable
to do the work, the tender will
go to Mechanical Advertising
Inc. for $16,643.43 with ship-
ping and taxes included.
All new signs must be in
place by Jan. 1, 2002.
***
Authorization was given to
contract Maitland Engineering
to complete an engineering
report for the aeration in the
sludge holding tank being
constructed at the Brussels
treatment facility.
***
The hiring of a grader oper-
ator will be deferred until June
until Forrest as more time to
assess the needs of his depart-
ment.
***
A photocopier will be pur-
chased from Skeoch for a
price of $9,800 plus taxes.
***
Approval was given for the
payment of accounts for
Huron East, $190,136.02;
Seaforth Community Centre,
$18,880.51 and -the Village of
Brussels, $5,750.50.
***
The $40 membership fee for
the Ontario Association of
Cemeteries and $100 for the
Recycling Council of Ontario
were approved.
***
In support of the Seaforth