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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2002. PAGE 17.
North Huron council briefs
Council approves temporary use zoning
At its July 15 meeting. North
Huron council. despite one written
objection approved a temporary use
zoning for the Lockridge Arena.
***
Payment of the bills and accounts
in the amount of $230,073.95 was
approved.
***
In his report Director of
Recreation/Facilities Dan Cousins
informed council that the Wingham
Pentecostal Church has requested
use of Cruikshank Park and the ball
park. Aug. 31 for a barbecue and
concert. The church will provide
security, insurance and washrooms.
They anticipate attendance of 1,000
said Cousins.
***
At the July 2 meeting Ashfield-
Colborne-Wawanosh ouncil agreed
to defer discussion on council
remuneration until pay equity and
performance evaluations had been
completed.
After discussions regarding fence
bylaws, council agreed to proceed
with zoning bylaws to limit fence
heights at two metres.
Locations for the new offical plan
workshops have been changed. The
sessions will now be July 24 at
Kingsbridge Church from 7 p.m. to
9 p.m. to discuss agriculture and
economic development and July 27
at the same church from 9 a.m. to 11
a.m. reaardina settlements,
lakeshore and services.
In response to correspondence
from the Ministry of the
Environment, council agreed to
proceed with the design and
Council approved a beer tent for
the slow pitch tournament in Blyth.
July 25, 26, 27, 28.
***
A bylaw will be drafted to address
a concern over the burning of
household material.
***
Council gave permission to the
Blyth Lions Club for an outdoor beer
garden on the weekends of Aug. 2-4,
Aug. 8-11. Aug. 16 and 17 and Sept.
7 and 8.
***
Approval was given to the
Thresher Association for a special
occasion permit.
***
Council supported a letter from the
county regarding the Volunteer
construction of a communal well
system for residents of Amberley
Beach, as an extension of the Huron-
Kinloss Twp. supply. Construction is
to begin this fall. B.M. Ross and
Associates were hired for the
job.
A new source of water will also be
sought for Dungannon. It is expected
to be completed by Aug. 31, 2003.
Council accepted the tender from
Sterling and Western Star Trucks of
London for a 2003 tandem diesel
cab and chassis for the price of
$115,328.90 as well as the tender
from Viking-Cives Ltd. of Mount
Forest for snowplow equipment and
combination dump truck box in the
amount of $68,434.20.
Instead of renting a pickup from
Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, the
Lucknow recreation board has asked
to purchase the vehicle. Council
Firefighter . Employment Protection
Act.
Clerk-Administrator John Stewart
said that the municipality is looking
at the impact on taxes if firefighters
are required to be full-time. This
information will be forwarded to the
county, which will then forward it to
the Western Ontario Wardens
Association.
***
In response to a letter from the
Region of Durham, council
supported the recommendations
from the Hadley inquest.
***
Permission was given for the sale
of CNIB cash calendars in the
municipality.
***
decided to set the price at $5,000 as
is. Becker will speak to, Huron-
Kinloss council regarding the
arrangement.
The board would be responsible
for all costs associated with the truck
and its use would be split 52/48
between Huron-Kinloss and
Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh,
respectively.
Brandy's Hideaway Campground
will be given access to the
Wawanosh landfill site on Monday
mornings as has another operator.
Council supported the volunteer
firefighters and proposed Bill 30
which is the Employment Protection
Act; the City of Woodstock
regarding an increase in Ontario's
minimum wage and the County of
Bruce with regards to the disposal of
septic tank and other liquid
wastes.
In a report from the museum hoard
meeting, Deputy-Reeve Murray
Scott commented. on how the
members were "gung-ho" in their
attitude this year.
Archie MacGowan explained
several fudnraising ideas that they
had come up with including cash
calendars which it is anticipated
could generate $15.000.
Scott did note that income is not
coming in as swiftly as they would
like at this point, but said that if
those involved continued to "keep
the enthusiasm that they have, they
should turn it around."
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