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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-06-23, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2005. Amy Cook named female athlete of the year Amy Cook of the Belgrave area wa named the senior female athlete of the year at F. E. Madill Secondary School’s athletic awards banquet held June 16 in the school cafeteria. Joe Murray of Lucknow was the senior male athlete of the year award recipient The school initiated a junior female and male athlete of the year awards this year. The inaugural recipients were Ange Sande as the junior female athlete and Isaac Peel as the junior male athlete. Nicole Meier of the Belgrave area was one of two female student/athletes to receive a McKibbon Award for dedication and effort. Rachael Ackert of Lucknow was the second recipient. The male recipient was Don Sage of Howick Township. John Grubb was the recipient of the ABCD (Above and Beyond the Call of Duty) Award. The Olympian Award,'presented annually to a student excelling in an Olympic sport, was awarded to Scott Coulthard for his play on the volleyball court. The Ontario Federation of Secondary School Athletic Associations (OFSSAA) has initiated an award for all secondary schools within the province. The Colin Hood Awards are presented to a graduating female and male student/athlete and also a coach. The first winners at Madill were female Vicky Murray, male Joe Murray and coach Maureen Lisle. Retiring teacher/coaches Jack Mali and Lisle were also honoured during the evening. M-T appoints water committee members Mayor Dorothy Kelly and deputy- mavor Bill Thompson were appointed as the Morris-Turnberry council representatives on the Belgrave water committee. Clerk-treasurer Nancy Michie was also appointed and would serve as secretary-treasurer of the committee. Public works co-ordinator Barry O’Krafka was also appointed to the committee. The first meeting of the committee was tentatively scheduled for tonight, June 16. Council also approved a bylaw authorizing the signing of an agreement for the Belgrave Water Services with the Twp. of North Huron A public meeting was held at the June 7 meeting of Morris-Turnberry council for the zoning amendment for part of Lot 2, Cone. ,12 in the Morris ward. The applicants, Leslie and Joanne Stafford, wished to change the zoning of the property from general agriculture (AG1) to agricultural small holding - special provisions (AG4-23). The subject property is 6.8 hectares and the area affected by this amendment is 3.4 hectares and is presently agricultural land with a house trailer. The remaining part of the property is natural environment. Comments were received from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. The MVCA wanted the rear and east side setbacks of 30 and 10 metres to be specified in the bylaw and that sediment fencing be placed a minimum of five metres from the drip line. Councillor Neil Warwick was concerned about the rear-yard setback and the entrance to the west side of the barn. He asked if the access for the lot had been checked for site lines. Chief building official Albert Nauss indicated the proposal is to use the present driveway. Council passed a bylaw to approve the zoning amendment. *** A second public meeting was held for a rezoning amendment to the south part of Lot 11 of Con. 2 of the Morris ward. The applicants, Harvey and Dianne Kuntz, wished to change the property from general agriculture (AG1) and extractive resources (ER 1) to general agriculture - special provisions (AG1-13). The Huron County Planning and Development Department recommended approval of the application as long as the provision . making the minimum lot area for the property having an AG1-13 zoning be 40.5 hectares and that the area zoned AG1 and natural environment (NE1) be included in the calculation of the lot area. W'arwick said council wants smaller non-agncultural lots and the zoning to natural environment restricts any building. He added that if it is not a provincial significant wetland, it only requires a zoning amendment. Council approved a bylaw for the re-zoning of the property. *** Council accepted the tender submitted by Theo Vandenberk Construction be accepted for the Clark Bridge project at the tender price of $52,543.42, which is $23,543 over budget, but would be covered by the savings from the purchase of the tandem truck. *** Council approved the proposal from Gamsby and Mannerow Ltd., to proceed on the Clyde Line project with estimated engineering costs of $11,900 and an estimated cost of the total project being $77,000. *** After an examination of the vehicle, council issued a cheque in the amount of $191,573.70 for the payment of the tandem truck. The payment included the undercoating cost of $125. *** Councillor Lynn Hoy raised the issue of Fisher Line as the people are concerned about raising the road. The people with the concerns should contact O’Krafka. *** Council approved the payment of the general accounts in the amount of $126,351.07. 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