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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLakeshore Advance, 2012-05-16, Page 22Wednesday, May 25, 2011 • Lakeshore Advance 7 Lambton Shores will find their own patrol yard Lynda HilIman-Rapley Lakeshore Advance Thanks but no thanks During March Budget deliberations council was verbally made aware that Huron County 411P -e currently reviewing the possibility of evict- PI the Municipality of Lambton Shores from the Grand Bend patrol yard located at the corner of County Road 83 and Highway. This lot has assisted the Municipality within the North Area since amalgamation. The site consists of a four bay garage, a salt dome and accessory storage sheds. Originally, the lease agreement was $1.00/year and expired in 2007. The Municipality was responsible for any smaller repairs, and utitlties. Huron County has now notified Lambton Shores that they would be willing to finalize a new lease agreement with the Municipality at a cost of $42,000/year. This offer would allow the Municipality to remain on the property how- ever the salt dome, which is in need of a roof repair, would not be available as the County is unwilling to repair the roof. Therefore the Municipality would still be required to travel to Townsend Line to purchase sand and salt prod- uct for the winter season. It was noted that if the the Municipality opts to vacate the site; Huron County will permit the Community Services Department 60 days to vacate the property. The Deptartment has been discussing this situation and believes that with- out the salt dome being included within the agreement there is really no service benefit for the Municipality of Lambton Shores to continue operating from this area. Staff do have the abil- ity to continue its level of service through oper- ating from the Grand Bend PUC building and the MAKt'QWisH Because some wishes can't wait /i• .'c»»(w(I '. 1 -tiSti- .22-9 1 7 1 Northville Depot. Since this cost was not included within the operating budget the Community Services Department will notify Huron County the municipality will not be accepting their lease offer of $42,000.00 per year for leasing of the property. Mayor Bill Weber said they should find a location in their own municipality, Playing around The Community Services Department completes monthly playground inspections of all municipally owned playground equipment. 'Ihere are 14 play structures in total within the Municipality. 'These inspections are a visual inspection of items such as all compo- nents are fastened securely, structures are free of sharp edges, choking hazards, pinch points and in general are in good repair. 'Ihere are two staff members who are trained on visual inspection of playground equipment, They both received certification in 2010, (:ertifi• cation is a four day course in which the attend • ees learn: space requirements, play space evalu ation, hazard identification, corrective actions, records keeping and inspection and maintenance. 'Ihey are also informed about liability, due dil- igience, risk management and own responsibilities. As this was the first inspection of the season each area does require some repair to the sur faces such as additional sand, weed removal and additional wood chips included. 'these are items which will be covered within our operating budget, Staff say there are two areas which do require a total removal as the structures have reached their life expectancy and do requite �i na11.l1rM111 r ill BLUEWATER M.h! •M MyY, • New.. �W12001 LARGE HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE COLLECTION D+tt Monday May 30. 2011 Tuesday May 31, 2011 Wednesday Jure 1, 2011 Thursday June 2, 2011 Rural residents may drop off their largo days 1n June Acce0table Item! • Fumiture (tables, chairs, sofas, mattresses etc.) • Flooring (linoleum/carpel, cut to 4 foot lengths and tied) • Appliances (stoves, washers, dryers) •'• Fridges, freezers. air conditioners and other Freon containing appliances must be tagged Freon -free or they will not bo picked up. Location persalt Zurich. Brucuflekl. Kgppen, ttlaku Varna. Dashwood (N of I$w *AM Bayfield Hay A Stanley Lakeshore (West of 'IAN $21) items free of charge on all public drop off Unacc.ntabte Itsmg • Regular curbside pickup items (trash bags, recyclabkes, etc 1 • Yard Waste • Renovation anti 1h)111(41txrl 111ah11141P (wotxl, drywall, concrete asphalt elr 1 • Tiros • 880 Tanks • Household hazardous waste' • Eleet onlc Waste (IVs, computers, phone.. printers, etc.)'• Waste must be out by 7:OOam on the day of pick-up No loads on trailers Metal Items must be piled separately from the other largo Items • Household hazardous waste must be dropped off at the Mid -Huron landfill. •• Electronic wastes will no longer be picked up. They can be dropped oft at Bluewater Recycling In Huron Park during business hours for no chary. Alternatively, electronic wastes can be dropped off at the Mld•Huron Landfill site. • replacement. 'these structures include the hither Street Parkette located behind the Either washrooms in Grand Bend and the Legacy (:entre Parkette located behind the legacy (.entre. The Silber Parkette currently has a teeter totter and a spinner located on its premises. The spinner has exposed hearings and a portion of the brace is missing along with missing hand grips. '1'he teeter totter is also missing its hand grips, 'l'he legacy ('entre parkette is a 1 wooden structure. Its footings are exposed and the protective railing is broken. The entire structure is also unstable. Due to safety reasons the Commu- nity Services Department will be removing the structures from these two areas. At the Either Parkette we will be installing picnic tables for the transient boaters who use this area. The structure at the Legacy Centre will he included for replacement within the Capital Forecast for council discussion. .'OUNTY OP IAMRTON PUBLIC NOTICE - HERBICIDE USE County of Lambton Township of Brooko-Alvinston County Rd #4 ALL County Rd #8 - ALL County Rd #79 - ALL County Rd #80 -- Road 79 West Township of Uawn•Euphonlitt County Rd #2 - ALL County Rd #8 - ALL County Rd #15 - ALL County Rd #21 - ALL County Rd #26 - ALL County Rd #79 • ALL Township of Enniskillen County Rd #4 - ALL County Rd #8 - ALL County Rd #14 - ALL County Rd #21 - ALL County Rd #26 - ALL County Fid #80 -- ALL Municipality of Lambton Shoros County Rd #5 -_ ALL County Rd #6 - ALL County Rd # 9 - ALL County Rd #12 - ALL County Rd #18 - ALL County Rd #79 - City of Sarnia County Rd #20 County Ftd #26 AL.l. l lwy 402 south) Comity lid #31 ALL Town of Plympton-Wyoming County Rd #8 - ALL County Rd #1 1 - ALL County Rd #12 - ALL County Rd. #14 -ALL County Rd #21 - ALL County Rd #26 - Hwy 402 south County Rd #30 - ALL Township of St. Clair County Rd #1 -- Marshy Creek - East to Hwy #40. County Rd. #2 -- ALL County Rd #4 -• Hwy #40 oast County Rd #20 - ALL County Rd #26 - ALL County Rd #28 - ALL County Rd #31 - ALL County Rd #36 - ALL County Rd #80 - ALL 1 ownship of Wafwick County Rd #8 -- ALL County Rd #9 - ALL County Rd #12 - ALL County Rd # 39 -ALL County Rd # 79 - ALL 1 ho Cotporation OF The County OF Lambton intends to control noxious woods within its jurisdiction along its rural County roadsides Using tho pesticide CLEARVIEW (Aminopyralid and Motsulfuron Moths) PCP # 29752 Application will commence on May 30, 2011, weather pot milting, and onding .luno 30, 2011. For morn information call: l AWN MED: 1-519-471-2620 or CoII: 519-852-1206 Collect calls will bo accepted County of l ambton Rob Stoigingn Oporations Mlu1lt11el , Fioads 1 866 324 6912 519 845 0801