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Reed, CA 357-3231 364-3790 Kincardine SD Walsce, CA, CFP 396-3425 832-2049 WARD & UPTIGROVE. LLP PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2001. Central Huron council briefs Residents express concerns over beach access and park At the Aug. 7 meeting of Central made by Brian Barnim and Jim Love Huron council a presentation was concerning Lighthouse Cove Trailer Someone to watch over me With little notice to the feathered, though stuffed, friend above them, this couple checks out the map of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority watershed when they took part in the 50th anniversary celebration tour. Both the bus trip and the barbecue that evening were sold out. Park and the opening of a beach access at the end of Lane of Pines. They expressed some concerns over outstanding issues with the trailer park. They felt that many of the conditions imposed by the OMB decision nine years ago which dou- bled the capacity of the park to 94 sites had not been met.They -particu- lady noted that trailers appear to be encroaching on the buffer zone to the west. Huron county planner, Brian Treble, stated that, the owner of the park had been sent a letter on Aug 3. This letter identified the items that do not comply with the OMB deci- sion. Howard has also been informed on numerous occassions that if he wishes to expand he will require an official plan ammendment and zon- ing ammendment. The council agreed to refer the Lighthouse Cove development agreement to a sub-committee for review and recommendations. The Lane of Pines beach access will be investigated and brought back to the next council meeting. *** An ad has been placed in the paper for the disposition of the former Hullet office. * * * Reeve Mitchell advised council that the municipality had received $116,000 as its share of the Lottery Corporation slot machine revenue. This brings to over $200,000 the amount received this year. *** The July 16 meeting of Central Huron Council found that even members of the government caucus are confused about the provincial government's current policy on wells and water. The council believes MPP Helen Johns' office has been giving ratepayers incorrect informateon and advising-them that the municipalities are responsible for water issues. Many residents are receiving notices that they are to be cut off from their water supply from private wells. Several suggestions were made as to how to help ratepayers get proper information because there were com- plaints that although there were a lot of questions the ministry was not providing the answers. Currently the ministry has not set out regulations with regard to communal wells serv- ing five or fewer residences. Council did not feel there was suf- ficient information for a public meet- ing and referred the matter to the environment committee for a recom- mendation. The environment committee's meetings with school representatives over the smoking issue were the sub- ject of a verbal report from Reeve Carol Mitchell. The schools will maintain their no smoking policy and as the current leases held by the municipality are no longer valid students will be back on the street smoking. It was sug- gested that the road allowance, adja- cent to the Clinton Public School playgiound near St. Anne's, was a possibility. Council directed the environment committee to develop an agreement with both boards of education to pro- vide an area for controlled access for smoking. *** A special council meeting was held July 19 to consider the new manure storage and management bylaw. After a short discussion about the percentage of land ownership required and pollution liability the bylaw was passed. * * * The Blyth District Area Fire Board proposed 2001 budget of $84,711 was approved. *** The Clinton arena roof is to be re- shingled at a cost of $34,026. *** • After a short discussion it was decided not to charge the fair board or PluckinFest for the use of com- munity facilities for this year only. 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