HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-03-31, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2005.
North Huron council briefs
Council approves public works recommendations
Several recommendations were contract for the East Wawanosh The contract for calcium chloride
bridge inspection to the lowest
bidder, B.M. Ross and Associates
was awarded to Da-Lee Dust
Control in the amount of $288.26
approved from public works at the
March 21 meeting of North Huron
council.
A motion passed awarding the
Serving it up
The Blyth Legion and Auxiliary breakfasts are becoming a popular start to a Sunday morning.
Sandra Elliott cooked up sausage while Mildred Ament prepared the pancake mix. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
attend the AORS seminar in Exeter,
March 31. Registration fee to be
paid by the township is $75 per
person.
Price, Pattison and Rob Kolkman
will attend the OGRA road school in
Guelph. Registration is $610 per
pers,on.
Three public works staff will
attend the Huron County Road
Supervisors Truck Rodeo April 21 in
Howick at a cost of $80 per driver.
Council authorized payment of the
2005 membership dues to the Huron
County Road Supervisors
Association in the amount of $60 per
person for four members and $20 per
person for five meals for a total cost
of $340.
The contract for an engineering
study for Hutton Heights water and
sewer went to the lowest bidder,
B.M. Ross and Associates Ltd. for
the cost of $2,900, plus GST.
Greg Storey and Lloyd Michie
will attend the Georgian Bay
Waterworks annual meeting, April
14 in Owen Sound. Reigstration is
$50 per person.
Michie will also attend the
watermain disinfection seminar
March 23 in London. The
reigstration fee is $175 plus GST.
Council approved the
implementation of new cemetery
rates for North Huron effective July
1, subject to Ministry approval.
Council accepted the contract of
Joe Kerr Ltd., the lowest bidder, for
the supply, crushing, loading and
delivering of 19,000 metric tonnes
of gravel to the specified East
Wawanosh roads. The amount was
$87,229.***
Bills and accounts in the amount
of $572,701 were approved for
payment.***
A bylaw to authorize the civil
marriage solemnization service in
North Huron received final reading.
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Clerk-administrator John Stewart
will attend the Association of
Municipalities of Ontario annual
conference in Toronto, Aug. 14-17.
The registration fee is $480.
Councillors Jim Campbell and
Arnold Taylor indicated they may
attend as well.***
The township’s animal control
bylaw will be updated to comply
with the new provincial legislation
regarding pitbulls.***
Council endorsed a resolution
from the Association of Municipal
Tax Collectors of Ontario urging the
province to amend the legislation
commencing for the 2006 taxation
year to specify that once a property
reaches current value assessment
taxation it remains at CVA taxes
regardless of the result of future
assessments.***
Council authorized a charge of $5
for each document commissioned by
municipal staff.***
Council adopted the revised
operating and capital budgets for the
Wingham and Blyth fire boards.***
The budget for the Belgrave
Community Centre was adopted as
presented.***
Doris Robinson was appointed as
the municipality’s representative to
the Belgrave community
board.
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