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PAGE 30. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 2001.
Huron East council briefs
Clinic needs $20,000 to keep Brussels office open
The future of the Brussels Medical
Clinic was discussed at the Nov. 20
meeting of Huron East council. The
discussion was precipitated by the
receipt of a letter from Mary Fisher,
Seaforth Medical Clinic manager.
The letter had been presented to
council at their committee meeting a
week previously. At that time the
matter was tabled for a week until
Fisher could attend a meeting in per-
son.
Fisher's letter stated that the
Brussels Clinic was being subsidized
The Municipality of Morris-
Turnberry held its regular council
meeting on Nov. 20 and had a wide
variety of items on the agenda.
After discussion it was decided to,
accept the quote from Carter Waste
Disposal of $101.92 minus a $20
tipping fee for a cost of $81.92 per
household. This is to be reviewed
after one year. A recorded vote was
held on the motion and it passed 6-1
with Deputy-Mayor Bill Thompson
opposed.
***
The municipality will be partici-
pating in the Road Watch program. A
grant of $500 will be made to the
organization to help with start-up
costs. The drop boxes for Road
Watch forms have been purchased
and three insurance companies have
agreed to pay for the signs informing
people that the program is in effect.
***
Council agreed to provide a grant
of $50 to help fund the
Vandals
target
vehicle
On Nov. 20 at 11 a.m. OPP officers
were advised of vandalism done to a
vehicle in Morris on Cranbrook
Road. The owner of a pickup truck
had left the vehicle sitting in the fam-
ily driveway and sometime between
Nov. 16 - 18 the gas cap was
removed and a substance put into the
gas tank. The vehicle ran roughly and
was taken to a local garage for
repairs.
Anyone with information is asked
to call the OPP office or Crime
Stoppers.
in the amount of approximately
$20,000 a year. It went on to say that
they would be unable to continue
doing this without compromising the
Seaforth Clinic.
The appearance of Fisher at the
council meeting did not clear up the
exact reason for the deficit at
Brussels. Currently the rent for the
municipally-owned building is $440
per month with $70 or $80 for utili-
ty costs. They clinic is also responsi-
ble for the cost of the office staff
when open
Christmasparade in Blyth.
***
In an effort to .stop unauthorized
dumping at the landfill site the coun-
cil approved notices to be placed in
local papers. :The notices declared
that dumping was only allowed dur-
ing authorized hours and that the
OPP would be maintaining a watch
on the landfill. Council declared that
individuals found on site out of oper-
ating hours would be treated as tres-
passers.
***
A letter from the Seaforth Medical
Clinic asking for financial aid to
keep the Brussels and Blyth clinics
open was discussed. The decision
was to have Councillor Edna
McLellan report back to council after
meeting with the Brussels Medical
Council has asked Fisher to pro-
vide more financial detail before any
decision is made.
***
Paul Josling received a certificate
from the Ministry of Municipal
Affairs and Housing recognizing his
successful completion of a property
standards enforcement course.
Josling told council that he was in
the process of applying for his certi-
fication as a chief building official.
***
Huron East has issued 197 build-
Centre board. Council will also be
sending a letter to the clinic manager
in Seaforth asking for further finan-
cial details.
***
The council authorized staff to pre-
pare a letter to be sent to tbe Avon
Maitland District School Board sup-
porting the efforts of local school
councils to keep Blyth, Brussels,
East Wawanosh and Turnberry pub-
lic schools open.
ing permits worth $13,430,000 up to
Nov. 19 of this year. The permit fees
amounted to $ 86,244.
***
Council approved accounts
payable of $ 375,253.83.
Morris-Turnberry council briefs
Council accepts Carter quote