HomeMy WebLinkAboutLakeshore Advance, 2012-03-28, Page 18Councilors dispute municipal policy
Councilor Doug Bonesteel
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Ausable Hayfield Conservation Author-
ity, development the lands will proceed
by way of the draft plan of subdivision
and applicable zoning and official plan
applications." "We need to protect our
taxpayers from future issues," said
Illman.
Russell said they needed to rock the
boat on this one. "Some times council
needs to snake changes. A little wiggling
Councilor Ruth Illman
here, a little wiggling there. Maybe we
need to change the law this one time.
Councilor Doug Bonesteel went back
to the budget, suggesting Lambton
Shores need businesses like Canadian
Tire, a "Canadian icon" he said adding
as is Home hardware. "We need part-
ners who give back- $100,000 in corpo-
rate taxes. The economy is precarious at
best and we should set a precedent. We
have to demonstrate Lanihton Shores is
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dollars. "And we are going to say we are going to do a consent
over there ('Troupe development). Wow! Really. Wow"
Planner Patti Richardson said Troupe has had two and a
half years to come up with what they are asking of him. "It is
not the municipality holding Mr. Troupe up - it is Mr. Troupe
holding us up:' Bonesteel said when he met with the devel-
oper -he said this municipality had been less than forthcom-
ing. "Let's get a difinitive decision either way," he said. Comic.
Martin Underwood said when you see the golden carrot and
$100,000 in taxes you want to let this developer go ahead. "But
if we go off the beaten track --will this be a one off? You know
it isn't."
Deputy mayor Elizabeth Davis Dagg said it is apparent this
man is not ready to do what we want. At least consider one of
the options- looking at option five. ('Ihe application of current
municipal policy which would provide for a comprehensive
approach to the development of the entire property. This
approach would require the developer to submit to the
Municipality, an acceptable servicing report, which provides
an overall servicing strategy for the lands. Following accept-
ance of the preliminary servicing study by both the Munici-
pality and the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority,
development the lands will proceed by way of the draft plan
of subdivision and applicable zoning and official plan appli-
cations. ). Davis Dagg said they should look at a two part
approach and go forward. Council agreed to further look at
the options and the ramifications from those options.
Notice
Drafts of Proposed Changes for
Updated Assessment Reports
The Ausable Bayfield Maitland Valley Drinking Water
Source Protection Committee (SPC) invites the public
to review, and comment on, proposed changes to
assessment reports for Maitland Valley and Ausable
Bayfield areas. The SPC has commenced development
of source protection planning policies and assessment
reports provide information necessary for source
protection plans. Copies of the notice, and Drafts of
Proposed Changes for Updated Assessment Reports,
and amendments, are found online at:
http://www.sourcewaterinfo.on.ca
/content/assessmentReports.php
Copies of these drafts are also available for review at
these locations during regular hours of business:
Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority
1093 Marietta Street,
Wroxeter, Ontario
519-335-3557
Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Authority
71108 Morrison Line,
RR 3 Exeter, Ontario
519-235-2610
Written comments on changes must be received by
Thursday, May 12, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. local time at:
Ausable Bayfield Maitland Valley
Drinking Water Source Protection Committee,
c/o Ausable Bayfield Source Protection Authority,
71108 Morrison Line, RR 3 Exeter, ON NOM 1 S5
Attention: Cathie Brown, Project Manager
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