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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-11-09, Page 7Local Foot care unit being held Join the Hensall Community Drop -In, Nov. 17 at the Hensall United Church. Activities include Foot Care at 10 a.m. and a noon meal. Jean O'Rourke, from the public Health Unit, will be talking on . nutrition and will also be on hand for consultation. Janice Hayter -Oke, from the V.O.N., will be talking about the Long -Term Care Process. Biddy Cammack will do exercises after the meal. Reserve by phoning Margaret Cole (262- 2304) or Faye Skinner, Town and Country Homemakers (235-0258). Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 Reservation must be in before Monday noon. For information regarding other services for Seniors contact the Exeter Town and Coun- try Homemakers office (235-0258). The Hensall Legion Ladies' Aux- iliary held their meeting Nov. 1 in the Legion Hall. President Iva Reid was in the chair. The President HELIPORT - Workers disrupted power to move hydro lines at the new heliport late last week. The hospital used auxiliary power while the work was being done. SCI [MIR A' KEY MAP 3A TOWNSI IIP OF 1 11CKE I ISMI 1 I 1 «,I 300 100 Tho. change to VR 1 (VillaFcUt lcn,i:d Vow I)cncity) from 1)(1)cvch.pencnlal). Iu TOWN or SEAronn 1 ,:I: I:. VRI 1 1 1 1 1 1 wtt J 1 d u. 0t a_1 01 a1 0 1 1 1 1 1 iii rn r ;AIONUV11.1.Ii IIItl1(1 FIt.1.1) welcomed Zone Commander for C1 Eva Brown and her deputy Olive Little from Seaforth for the official visite of the year. A donation was made for two hours of ice time towards public skating at die arena, and also to Tinker Tots Kids Club Nursery School. President Elva Forrest opened the. Thursday Afternoon Ladies' Group meeting, Nov. 3 with a poem and prayer. Olga Chipchase had the devotion entitled 'Our Master's Plan'. Hilda Payne was the pianist for the hymn 'All the Way Our Saviour Leads Me'. Seventeen visits were made. Sadie Craig gave the treasurer's report. Hilda Payne thanked the group for cards and a Thanksgiving box. Evelyn Flynn read a poem. Evelyn McBeath gave a study about a small United church in New- foundland, MacDermott Memorial United Church. Thank -you notes were read and Evelyn Flynn read a poem. The meeting closed with the singing of `Abide With Me' and the Benediction. Jeanette Turner and Eileen Rannie served refreshments. At Hensall United Church, this past Sunday, Rev. Henry Annen conducted a Remembrance Day Service. Branch 468 Legion and auxiliary members, Scout, Cub and Guide groups were in attendance. The regular meeting of Hensall Village Council will be held Mon- day, Nov. 14. The Hensall Community Centre will be hosting a Server Interven- tion Program (S.I.P) on Saturday, Nov. 26. For registration infor- mation call Tom or Derek at 262- 3206. VRI Bazaar planned The No4ember meting of the St. James Catholic Women's League (CWC) was opened by the League Prayer followed by a reflection on Beatitude #4 'Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteous- ness for they win be filled The Harvest Euchre Party results are: Lone Hand - Dick Downey; Ladies' High - Clara Freeman; Men's High - Lou O'Reilly; Ladies' Low - Doris Ryan; Men's Low - Harvey Dolmage. Final arrangements are underway for the Christmas Tea and Bazaar to be held on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2 p.m. at SL James School Gym. C.W.L. members are asked to make donations to the various booths. A report on the Huron -Perth deanery meeting was given by Marg Smale. A Respect for Life Mass will be held around Dec. 8. A Book of Life is in the church. Names of deceased family members may be wriuen in the book. The Dec. meeting will be a pot luck supper. Donations to the mitten tree and mission collection will be accepted. Meeting closed with prayer. McMaster Siemon AINSURANCE BROKERS INC. AUTO « BIOME (FARM — TRAVS L — COMMERCIAL MPS INSURANCE BROKER ,S BILL SIEMON VICKI SIEMON ANBTTR McTAGGART DAN PROCTOR 68 Ontario Rd. Mitchell 348-9150 1-800.d'1-0183 SCHEDULE 'A' KEY MAP 3B [OWNS! 111' or 1lk:KEf1SM' 11 I cf,In 300 0 TOWN OF SEAFO111T1 300 reel 100 0 100 J Metres Ft;AMNI)VILI.1: 7.iatc chwtgc In'11cvrlopItn a1(1))' 6rntt -�(~'Rcsl,klc'I Apiculture (AMY (f5� 1) i m VRI -2 VCI — SEE KEY MAP 3C �. .EDUCE 'A' 7At,e change to '1)evrk+pntenlnl Sped: (1).1)' from' hcveloptttrnlnlll)1' KEY MAP 37A TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Scale: .1110 1110 SEE KEY MAP 38 • O 1110 rrrl 0 IT Attire. 1) VIt1 1) L Vltlj') 14111 COUNTY ROAD No. 3 SEE KEY MAP 37B VR4 • EP.' :' 74100 chnngc hi 'Village Residential -I.ow hanky Molding (VR I.b)' from 'larvetolmtcnln) (1))' Tull HURON EXPOSITOR, INwenbee f, 1 ttgl 4-7 ELECT Fergus Kelly For Council Township of McKillop O RE-ELECT SHARON McCLURE FOR COUNCILLOR McKILLOP TOWNSHIP • EXPERIENCE • DEDICATION "your support would be greatly appreciated" Elect Bernie MacLellan for council Tuckersmith Township - 20 year resident of Brucefield - Vice -President of Jamco Trailers The Planning Act NOTICE OF PASSING OF ZONING BY-LAW BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Tuckersmith passed By-law 28-1994 on the 1st day of November, 1994 under Section 34 of the Planning Act. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the By-law by filing with the Clerk of the Township of Tuckersmith, not late than the 29th day of November, 1994, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by-law and the reasons in support of the objection. AN EXPLANATION of the purpose and effect of the by-law is provided below. The complete by-law is available for inspection at the Municipal office during regular office hours. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH THIS 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1994. Mr. J. R. McLachlan Clerk -Treasurer TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH GMB 117, R.115, Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO (519) 482-9523 PURPOSE AND EFFECT The zoning amendment is a general update of the Tuckersmith Township Zoning By-law including several housekeeping and other changes as follows: 1. - a provision for the extension of zoning in certain zones for minor lot enlargements where the severed lands merge on title with the abutting lands; 2. - a provision to require setbacks from unopened or unassumed roads; 3. - a provision to allow existing deficiencies (e.g. setbacks) to continue as legal non- complying alter a rezoning or severance; this provision does not apply to parking; 4. - a provision to recognize that all buildings established prior to this by-law are deemed to comply with this by-law 5. - to allow for the closing in of porches that extend 1.5 metres into the front yard as long as they are further than 1 metre from any lot line 6.- a provision to permit minor encroachments in yards where a building was believed to be in compliance with the by-law but subsequently shown by survey not to comply: 7. - standardized provisions for accessory buildings including a maximum height of 5.5 metres for accessory buildings in residential zones; 8. - a provision to prohibit the keeping of livestock, poultry, reptiles. slinging insects or exotic animals which are dangerous to human health or create a noise nuisance in all urban zones 9. - a provision to allow building on more than one lot where two or more lots are required to comply with the lot area or other requirements of the by-law; 10.- deletion of the requirement that home occupations and home industries be accessory to agriculture in the AG1 and AG2 zones; 1 I.- a provision to recognize minimum lot areas for new agricultural lots -between 18 and 38 ha. 12. - a provision to permit attached garages in the VR I zone at a 1 metre setback; a 3 metre setback must be maintained between the residential sides of abutting residences 13. - this provision all residential accessory building provisions to one section 14.- deletion of the reduced lot pmvisions for lots with public water in recognition of the larger lot sizes required for septic systems, regardless of the source of water; 15. - recognition of tot depth for existing undeveloped lots in the VR I zone; 16. - a provision to permit existing residences in a Developmental zone to expand the residential building 17. - addition of a special developmental zone to permit golf course related uses on a property on Key Map 3B 18. - addition of the (-h)llolding zone provisions Key Map changes: Key Map 3A(Egmondvilk) - change the area shown on the attached Schedule A. to 'Village Residential -Low Density (VRI)' from 'Developmental (D)'. Key Map 3B(Egmondvilk) • change the area shown on the attached Schedule A. to 'Developmental (D)' from 'Restricted Agriculture (AG2)' Key Map 3B(Egmondville) - change the area shown on the attached Schedule A. to 'Developmental -Special (D -I)' from 'Developmental (D)' Key Map 37A(Brucefield) - change the area shown on the attached Schedule A. to 'Village Residential -Low Density-Ilolding (VRI -h)' from 'Developmental (D)' The above list is a brief summary of the changes in the approved by-law. Complete copies of the by-law are available from the Township Clerk. As a text amendment to the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law affects all lands whIfftf ffitTTirnshlls of Tuetersmtth. frt Ifddltlon. Key stibeitttg Th teentio►i .m the map lone changes are attached to the complete by-law which is available from the Township Clerk.