HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-11-29, Page 27THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2000. PAGE 27.
Morris holds meeting to discuss plan amendment
Morris Twp. held a public meeting
as part of their Nov. 21 meeting for
an amendment to the official plan.
The purpose was to allow the sev
erance of one residence on a parcel
of 21 hectares or more where there
are two permanent residences which
were in existence prior to June 5,
1986.
Jennifer Ball of the county plan
ning department presented two rec
ommendations. Council could
review the properties eligible for
severance due to the proposed offi
cial plan amendment, and that the
date for construction remain June 5,
1986 as only four residences are
affected by using that date.
There were no comments from the
floor or council.
The meeting results are to be for
warded to the planning committee
for consideration. If the committee
deems the application appropriate it
will recommend approval.
This is followed by a 20-day
appeal period.
In regular business council had no
objections to a consent application
for Wm. Humphries in McKillop
Twp.
There were also no objections to
the consent application for Maple
Ridge Beef Farms at Lot 5, Cone. 4.
Clerk-Treasurer Nancy Michie
will attend the Forward Focus con
ference in London, Dec. 8.
A grant of $300 was approved for
Bluevale Hall.
The request for repairs to the
Mustard drain were accepted.
A bylaw passed authorizing the
final assessments for the Bowes and
Cockerline municipal drains.
Council went into closed session
to discuss matters of property issue
and personal matters
Following this a preliminary report
for the proposed municipal drain at
Lot 13, 14, Cone. 5 was reviewed.
The county undertook the project for
construction. A formal agreement
will be required for the county and
landowners.
Ron Vercruyssen expressed con
cern about water flowing easterly on
his lot. Jeff Dickson said he would
look into this and if there was a prob
lem it would be corrected by the
county.
Wayne Fear said they would let the
township know how to divide costs
for the preliminary report. Wayne
and Barb Fear and Clarence and Jane
White signed an official withdrawal
from the petition.
In his report to council, Building
Official Paul Josling advised that the
Community Living proposal at 27
Brandon St. is in conformity to the
township zoning bylaw. The proper
ty has been inspected by the
Wingham Fire Department.
Josling will do a final inspection
and there will have to be an annual
fire inspection.
Council entered into a second
closed session for issues of a “per
sonal nature”.
It was approved by motion that
Keith Johnston, newly elected mayor
for the municipality of Morris-
Tumberry take a preliminary oath on
Dec. 4, in lieu of Nov. 28 due to the
direction of the restructuring order
and recommendation from the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs.
The inaugural meeting for Morris-
Tumberry will be held on Jan. 2 at
5:30 .p.m. for oaths, appointments,
pay roll accounts and dinner, fol
lowed by the regular business meet
ing, Jan. 9.
Roy Aitcheson, RR2, Blyth has
been hired as snowplow
operator/casual labourer for the win
ter.
A third closed session followed for
purpose of discussion regarding
potential litigation.
Reeve Bert Elliott presented a con
cern of Peter Dorsch, Lot 16,
Cone. 3 concerning topsoil required
on the sideroad adjacent to the prop
erty.
Wingham ambulance
to remain at hospital
By Jim Brown
Wingham Advance-Times
Howick Twp. Reeve Norm Fairies
informed the Wingham and District
Hospital board of governors at the
November meeting that ambulances
in Wingham will be staying at the
hospital.
He noted that Huron County
council’s administration, finance
and personnel committee is propos
ing a five-year lease at the hospital
site, with minor site improvements
required.
However, the lease is to be voted
by the county at its meeting tomor
row, Thursday, in Goderich.
Fairies added the number of full-
time ambulance staff would increase
from 31 to 72, with fewer part-time
personnel.
He indicated this will be a big
change for the staff as they will be
just a small group working for the
County of Huron. The county takes
over ambulance service, which has
been downloaded from the
province, on Jan. 1.
According to Fairies, there will be
four sites within the county. As well
as Wingham, ambulance bases also
will be located in Goderich, possibly
at the hospital; a site halfway
between Clinton and Seaforth and
the existing Dashwood and Zurich
bases will be consolidated to one
around Exeter.
There will still be the same
amount of ambulances and staff
available at any one time, Fairies
assured the board.
Although there are some concerns
regarding the boundary areas,
Fairies said as long as the north end
of the county continues to have cov
erage out of Palmerston and
Listowel, he had no problem with it.
He indicated Huron is a rural area
so the per capita would be higher as
there is no large urban centre to help
cut down on travel costs.
Ambulances will continue to be
dispatched from London and the
base hospital will still be Owen
Sound.
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