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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-11-16, Page 6Wednesday, November 16, 2011 • Goderich Signal -Star 5 urthouse rehab is under way .aunty's historic court- 11 soon be ready for the good news delivered verboe, Huron County's ces director, at the coon- comrn:ittee-of the -whole Tinton. good news as far as the e is concerned," reports ho says the building has declared asbestos free, ans rehabilitation work begin. fairly positive that we'll be December," says Overboe, facility's malfunctioning also be fixed thanks to a by several concerned s, including Goderich Shewfelt. hile, Coun. John Grace (Goderich) wondered whether the county's ability to move back into the courthouse will coincide with the opening of the. Ministry of Attorney General requested trailers on the courthouse grounds. Overboe notes ministry officials never contacted the county in order to ascertain when the courthouse could reopen. County councillors are anticipat- ing the ability to be back in their reg- ular chambers for the county's Inau- gural session on Dec. 7. MAKING NOME The County of Huron is preparing to move forward a number of recom- mendations crafted by a committee designed to eye the possible ramifi- cation of Low Frequency Noise: In acknowledging the task proved to be an unwieldy one, committee chairman Brian Barnim (Central Huron) said the committee, comprised of representatives from seven of the county's nine munici- palities, met three times in order to review hundreds of pages of research addressing issues relating to LFN. "We kept it down to a minimum of meetings ... at the end, we came up with the best we could come up with; says Barnim. Among the committee's recom- mendations is a proposal to ask lower tiers to ask any developer that anticipates "community concern" to commit toundertaking a LFN study before construction begins. While Barnim spelled out that the LFN. issue was an encompassing one, not to be confused with ongoing controversies relating to wind energy, Coun. hill Dowson (Bluewa- ter) Bluewa ter) wondered whether a LFN bylaw could .have a negative impact on Huron County's farming operations. Citing grain dryers as an example, Dowson wonders whether It is possible a bylaw on the books could spell the end for some sectors of the ag industry. Though Barnim acknowledges that possibility, planning director Scott Tousaw says any bylaw would be Implemented on a "go forward" basis, meaning present-day practices would not be impacted. Tousaw also took time out to explain the difficulty with LFN is by definitionit is something that cannot be heard. Using the example of a passing vehicle with the bass too loud as an example, Tousaw .says LFN can be felt through vibration or a "mess" in the ears as opposed to loud noises. The LFN committee also wants to reconvene once Ontario's Ministry of Environment releases a pending study on. LFN. Also among the recommendations of the committee is a request to the Association of Municipalities of VE FROM 37-74% NOV. 16.20! Upto 73%OIFP! Ontario (AMO) go get involved and to get a delegation together for the Rural Ontario Municipalities' Asso- ciation (ROMA). NEW PHOJECT More than 400 jobs will be created by wind energy project planned for Huron County soil, reports Derek Dudek of NextEra Energy Inc. In addressing plans for the project for the Bluewater and Goshen Wind Energy Centre projects, Dudek says his company has a "strong track record" and that the project itself will benefit the county in several ways, including through tae dollars. During an exchange with Coun. 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