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PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2002.
Agromart expansion gets one step closer
By David Blaney
Special to The Citizen
The expansion of Brussels
Agromart is one step closer after the
Huron East municipal council made
several decisions at its July 30 meet-
ing.
The council had previously agreed
with a request to declare the northern
extension of Albert Street in
Brussels surplus and offer it for sale
by tender. The Brussels Agromart
tender of $1,000 for the surplus road
allowance was the only interest
expressed and council accepted it at
the July 30 meeting.
The company is proposing an
expansion of their business to the
land between their current location
and the Brussels' fire station. The
land would be purchased if their cur-
rent applications for an official plan
amendment and rezoning were
approved.
The land would need to be
changed from its current designation
of institutional to industrial and then
rezoned as general industrial.
At the meeting, a representative of
Brussels Agromart Ltd. said that the
new land would be used to construct
an office and weight scale. He said
the central location of the new office
would provide a good overview of
both the seed warehouse and the
crop protection products building.
The representative assured council
that no chemicals would be stored on
the proposed expansion. He also
suggested that the proposed arrange-
ments would work to pull more of
the noise and traffic flow away from
the residential area.
The new building would be locat-
ed closer to the lot line than allowed
by the zoning and would need spe-
cial permission. After some discus-
sion the consensus seemed to be that
the separation provided by CN Road
and Cypress Street would mitigate
this problem. It was also noted that
there was sufficient room for buffer
strips if they were required.
Council indicated that they sup-
ported the required change in the
official plan from institutional to
industrial and had no objection to the
rezoning request.
Driver charged
in crash
On Aug. 10 at approximately 4:45
p.m. OPP were contacted over a sin-
gle vehicle crash that had occurred on
Jamestown Road in Morris-
Turnberry.
The officer attended to find that 'a
vehicle, a 1994 Chev Cavalier had
left the roadway entered a ditch and
struck a hydro pole snapping it in
half. The hydro wires were hanging
dangerously low posing a hazard to
other vehicles. The driver of the vehi-
cle had left the scene and no one had
stayed to warn others.
After things were cleaned up the
owner of the vehicle was located and
it was learned that an attempt had
been made to remove the vehicle
without letting anyone know what
was going on. A 31-year-old male
from North Huron has been charged
with failing to remain at the scene of
a crash and failing to report an acci-
dent.
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