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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-08-27, Page 22Pogo 10A Timos-Advocate, August 27, 1986 Continued from 'page 9A c) provision is now mode, In paragraph 5, for lots which do not re- quire the works because of their size and nature or which have two limits that abut streets affected by the By-law so as to pro- vide for o specific standard in order that such lots shall be charg- ed one annual metre frontage rate on each frontage on street in which the works are required provided that the number of streets in which the works are required shall not be reduced to less than one for any lot. d) a charge of $1,000.00 per lot created by a plan of subdivion or severance has been inserted in paragraph 7 which replaces the charge of $287.25 previously set out in By-law 55 of 1985. Carol P. McKenzie, Clerk Corporation of the Township of Bosanquet APPENDIX H CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF WARWICK BY-LAW NUMBER 13 of 1916 BY-LAW TO ESTABLISH A WATER WORKS RATE STRUCTURE WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 211 Of THE MUNICIPAL ACT. R.S.O. 1980. CHAPTER 302. AS AMENDED • WHEREAS The Corporation of the Township of Warwick (the "Municipality") has entered into or proposes to enter into an agree- ment with her Majesty the Queen in right of Ontario as represented by the Minister of Environment for the supplying of water to the Municipality. AND WHEREAS it is deemed desirable by the Municipality to pay for a portion of the capital cost of the water works by imposing a metre frontage rate as a water works rate upon the owners or occupants of the land who will or may receive a benefit from the water works. NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. A metre frontage rate is hereby imposed as a water works rate upon the owners or occupants of the lands which front or abut on the streets or parts of streets described in Schedule "A" hereto, or who connect to the watermains constructed thereon. 2. The water works rate shall be annual charge and shall be imposed for a period of five years commencing in the year in which the water works to service the property are put into service. 3. The water works rate shall be an annual metre frontage rate on each lot of $517.05 per metre divided by the frontage of the lot; or at the option of the person liable therefore, the water works rate may be commuted as a flat charge of $1,800.00 per lot and shall be due and payable in the calendar year in which the first annual payment would otherwise be due. 4. In the case of corner lots at the junction or intersection of streets or highways, or in the case of triangular or irregularly shaped lots, there shall be o frontage charge imposed on a fair and equitable basis so that each lot will not be effectively charged for more than one annual metre frontage rate nor Tess than one annual metre fron- tage rate as contemplated in paragraph 3 herein. 5. Where a lot, other than a corner lot, has two limits that abut on streets described in paragraph 1 herein and the size and nature of the lot is such that any or all of the works in such streets are not required, a reduction in respect of the works thot are not required so long as they are not required, may also be made in the metres on which the rate is charged, sufficient to adjust its annual metre frontage rate on a fair and equitable basis so that one annual metre frontage rote, as contemplated in paragraph 3 herein, is imposed on each frontage on a street in which any of the works are required and there shall be no charge imposed with respect to the frontage on a street in which none of the works are required provided that the number of streets in which the works are required shall not be reduced to less than one for any lot. 6. The reductions shall be made by deducting from the total frontage of the lot liable to the annual metre frontage rate so much thereof as is sufficient to make the proper reduction, but the whole of the lot shall be charged with the annual metre frontage rate as so reduced. 7. In the event any lot which abuts on the streets or portion of the streets set out in paragraph 1 hereof is subdivided, either by Registered Plan of Subdivision or severance, a further water works rote of $1,800.00 per metre divided by the frontage of the additional lot or lots for each lot so subdivided is imposed payable either on or before registration of the Plan of Subdivision or on or before any consent becomes final and binding. 8. In the event any property owner wishes to have the water system extended so as to service his lands, the following shall apply: a) The extention of the water system shall first be approved by Coun- cil provided that Council shall, in its sole discretion, first deter- mine whether there is sufficient capacity to service the proposed extension. b) All engineering drawings relating to the extension must first be approved by the Municipality's Engineer and inspected by the Municipality's Engineer from time to time. c) The property owner shall execute an Agreement with Municipality agreeing that any engineering fees incurred by the Municipality as a result of the proposed extension shall be paid by the pro- perty owner. d) Said Agreement shall also require the property owner to pay the total capitol cost of the extension together with o Four Hundred Dollar ($400.00) connection charge per lot, said connection charge being payable prior to the commencement of any work. 9. This By-law is subject to the approval of the Ontario Municipal Baord. READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME on the 28th day of JULY, 1986. Allan Roder REEVE Donald Craig, CLERK READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS day of 1986. Allan Roder REEVE TOWNSHIP OF WARWICK SCHEDULE "A" TO BY-LAW 13 of 1986 (LOCATION OF WORKS( FROM VIA Highway 7 (County Rd. #8) Highway 7 Bear Creek Highway 7 Highway 21 Highway 7 Egremont Road Highway 7 Highway 7 Highway 7 Guy Street Line between Lots 10 & 11 Highway 7 Road between Conc. 2 & 3 "SER" William Street (William Subdivision) Highway 7 County Road 68 "existing 200 millimetre water line Egremont Road Park Street George Street Guy Street Digby Street Alma Street Mereden Street Elizabeth Street Road between Conc. 2 & 3 "SER" Highway 79 Kelly Street (William Subdivision) William Street (William Subdivision) Road Between Concessions 4 5 "SER" TO Bear Creek Rood between Lots 12 & 13 Highway 7 153 m north of Egremont Road 122 m south of Highway 7 Egremont Road Mereden Street Elizabeth Street Digby Street 305 m west of line between Lots 10 & 11 Highway 79 North Village Limits of Watford 260 m south of William Street (William Subdivision) 138 m west of Highway 7 West limit of &Village of Watford TOWNSHIP OF WARWICK - EXPLANATORY NOTES it is intended that a new By-law 13 of 1986 replace By-law 13 of 1986 which has been previously submitted to the Joint Board. The follow- ing changes have been mode in the new By-law 13 of 1986 which should be compared with the previous By-law 13 of 1986: a) paragraph 4 has been changed to make provision for corner lots or triangular or irregularly shaped lois so as to provide for a specific standard in order that such lots shall be charged not more than one annual metre frontage rate. b) there -hos been a deletion of the provision for the reduction in the annual metre frontage rote for any lot which is wholly or in part unfit for building purposes. c) provision is now made, in paragraph 5, for Tots which do not re- quire the works because of their size and nature or which have two limits that abut streets affected by the By-law so as to p7o- vide for a specific standard in order that such lots shall be chorg• ed orie annual metre frontage rate on each frontage on a street in which the works are required provided that the number of streets in which the.works are required shall not be reduced to loss than one for any lot. d) a charge of $1,800.00 per lot created by o plan of subdivison or severance hos been inserted in paragraph 7 vlhich replaces the' charge of $517.05 previously set out. ^ Donald Croig, Clerk, Corporation of the Township of Warwick I` { ij GUARANTEED RESULTS ALL ADS or CAS VscARD row ye„r tid Iltw rje~ WITH OUR NEW NOW You Can Place Your Ad Anytime Our professional od-visor s ore at theoffice Mon. to until 5 p.m. tog oersot to kI., vice. however it not con to os hen aanyway. anyti 7ci will who your and i yy�in the next sue. Don't forget ut•o for ve your non*. address and cordo automatic billing. CLASSIFIED - WORD COUNT Charges are based on the number of words. Sets of numerals os for serial numbers, street numbers, phone numbers or prices count as one word per set. Words joined by hyphens count as separate words. FIRST INSERTION - 20 words $4.00, 154 per word thereafter. SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS - No copy changes, 154 per word, minimum $2.75. SEMI -DISPLAY FIRST INSERTION - $6.00 per column inch. SUBSEQUENT INSERTION'S - $4.50 per column inch. (Minimum size in this category 1 inch. Accepted in multiples of half inch.) BOX NUMBERS to this office $2.50 per insertion. BIRTHS - 20 words $4.25, 154 per word thereafter. MARRIAGES - Engagements, Death Notices - 20 words$4.25, each ad- ditional word 154 IN MEMORIAMS - $4.25 plus 254 per line of verse. COMING EVENTS - 20 words $4.25 each additional word 154. Three in- sertions for the price of 2. CARDS OF THANKS 30 words $4.25, additional words 104 each. 504 DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAY- MENT ON OR BEFORE DAY OF INSERTION. Deadline: for classlfled ads 1s 4:00 p.m. Mondays. Phone 235-1331 CHILD CARE WORKER Shifts with some live-in, ex- perienced preferred. Treatment Group Home, emphasis on life skills. Apply In writing to: Ms. Jerri Long R.R. 3 Auburn, Ontario NOM 1E0 Growing General In- surance Office requires an EXPERIENCED INSURANCE PERSON To service personal line accounts. Resume in confidence to Times Advocate, Box 108P, Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0 Help! Help! Help! We need staff for the follow- ing positions - Bartenders - Waiters or waitresses • cocktail waitpersons If you are pleasant, cheerful, and willing to work, we want to C U. • Good wages, flexible hours • Lots of fun Call Albatross Tavern 228-6733 for interview Full or part time available 'S SUPER AD!! Advertisers want one thing ... RESULTS. And that's what we guarantee when you place a SUPERAD with us. For only one low fee of $5 we'll run your ad in our newspaper until you get the results you wont. All you do is call us by Friday and ask for SUPERAD. You can (Private non-commercial ods only) take up to 40 words and we recommend you use o price for whatever you are advertising. If you do not gel results by the following weekend, call us on Mon- day and we'll gladly repeat the ad at no charge. And well keep running the ad as long as you want. Plus Your Ad Will Reach Another 10,000 Extra Readers In Our Sister Paper, The St. Marys Journal -Argus At No Extra t Charge . BALL YS AT 435.1331VISA classifications 1 Lost, Strayed 2 Found 3 Situations Wanted 4 Help Wanted 5 Business Opportunities 6 Services 7 Livestock 8 Farm Machinery 9 Sports Equipment, Veh. 11 Cars, Trucks 12 Pets 13 Musical Instruments 14 Appliances, Television 15 Personal 16 For Sale 17 Wanted To Buy 18 Wanted 19 Property For Sale 20 Property For Rent 21 For Rent 22 For Sale or Rent 23 Wanted To Rent 24 Property Wanted 25 Notices 26 Legal Notices 27 Tenders Wanted 28 Auction Sales 1 Lost, Strayed EARRING - very old white gold pierced, coral setting. Great sentimental value. Reward offered. Phone 235-0449. 34:35c LOST IN HAY SWAMP - black and tan female hound. Phone George Beer 262-2277. 35c LOST COW in Woodham area. Roan (white, reddish spots). Phone 229-8966 or 227-4831. 35c 3 Situations Wanted WANT A NIGHT OUT? Need a babysit- ter? Call a mom. 235-0621. I Itfn MOTHER OF ONE will babysit in my home. Call 235-2259 after 5:30 p.m. and ask for Brenda. 34:35• "WILL TRY ANYTHING" Handicapped workshop needs work. We can do all types of packaging, wood fur- niture refinishing, punch and drill press operations, hand assemblies, folding adver- tisements, lawn cleanup. We do windows too. CALL 235-1425 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 34-36c WILL BABYSIT in my home. Call Kim at 262-2515, if no answer call 262-2435.34:35c EXPERIENCED MOTHER will babysit in my home. Phone 262-3129. 34:35c PERSON WILLING TO BABYSIT. Phone 262-6478 after 4. 35c BOOK NOW for your fall cleaning. Ex- perienced reliable team will do your walls, windows etc. Large home 57.50 per hour, small home 57.00. Don't put it off any longer. Call Laura 236-7238 or Lisa 236-4564. 35:36c WILL BABYSIT in my home in Kirkton. Phone 229-8162. 36SA 4 Help Wanted CATCHING CHICKENS, night work and travelling. Make up to 5250. a week. Part- time or full-time. CaII Clinton Stumpf at 482-5523. 24tfn Help Wanted Full time position available at local gas bar. Days only Monday through Friday starting Date: Sept. 2/86 Apply to Box 104P Exeter Times Advocate NOM 1S0 Fleck Manufacturing Inc. A leading manufacturer of automotive wiring harnesses has an opening in the manufacturing engineering department for an ASSISTANT PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR This. position Will involve assisting in the coordination and followup of facilities and information during the expansion phase of our operations. Applicants must have excellent communication and organization skills with a technical degree from a recognized community college. Experience in a manufacturing environment would be an asset but not essential. Qualified persons should for ward a resume. in con- fidence to: • Fleck Manufacturing Inc. Canada Avenue H on° Park, Ont. Ifti)N 1Y0 ATTEN: Mr. Jim A. Stobbe, P.ENG. Engineering Manager A CAREER IN TRUCKING. Transport drivers needed. Now is the time to train for your Class A Licence. For pre-screening in- terview and job placement information, contact Mery Orr's Transport Driver Train- ing, London. 1-800-265-1260. 41tfn NURSE AIDS, wanted at the Lucan Villa for night shifts 227-1073. 31-34c CLEVELANDS HOUSE RESORT, is presently accepting applications for employment in all areas for the period of September 1 - October 19, 1986, 55 per hour plus bonus and free room and board is being offered for all positions. Experience in dealing with people is preferred in most areas. Interested applicants should contact Neil Paton at (705)765-3171 as soon as possible. 35x FULL TiME production person required to work in vitamin/mineral blending and packaging plant. Contact Kenpal Farm Products lncorp. RR 1 Centralia. Atten: Mr. Frank Palen at 228-6444. 34-36c RELIABLE mature person required to care for 7 month old. Mon.-Thurs. Preferably my home. References required. Granton 225-2793 after 5:30 p.m. 34c EXPERIENCED PERSON wanted to work on hog farm. Must be mechanically inclined. Accommodations may be available. Wages negotiable. Donald Geiger, RR 2 Zurich NOM 2T0 Phone 236-4865. 34:35c 3 AAA SEE Restaurant and Lounge has openings for full time or part time dining room help. Must be of legal age and will- ing to work weekends. Phone for an inter- view 235-2949. 34:35c FULL TIME PERSON to help with general farm duties. Cash crop investment. Phone 237-3369. 34:35c FULL or part time help to pack and pro- cess vegetables. Phone 237-3369. 34:35c AMBITIOUS friendly sales clerk required. Some experience necessary but will train. Good salary for suitable take charge per- son. Please apply Mac's, 15 Ontario St. Grand Bend. Or Phone 238-8549 days. 34:35c PERSON for harvesting and trimming tur- nip crop, must be able to handle farm machinery, have own transportation. Star- ting Sept. 2. Call 293-3412. 34:35• FUI.LTIME POSITION available on hog and cash crop farm near Dashwood. Responsibilities to include field work, equipment maintenance and some work in barn. Phone 237-3255. 35:36c BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL babysitter required near Precious Blood School. Phone 235-2961 with references after 6 p.m. 35c Full Time Help Wanted Automotive parts per- son apprentice must have experience on an automotive or similar service counter. PLEASE CONTACT Gary MacLean 235-0800 4 Help Wanted DISTRIBUTORS, part time or full time selling our high quality line of distillers, filters, and water softeners, for residential and commercial applications: Be your own boss and earn extra income in this grow- ing industry. For more information contact Water Purity Systems, 537 Brant St. Burl- ington, Ont. L7R 2G6 (416) 639-0503.35x WANTED: Photojournalist. Proven B&W photography and darkroom experience: journalism background. Strong command of english grammar. Willingness to work nigts and weekends: Send resume and same to: J. Cumming, Box 339, Fort Frances, Ont. P9A 3M7. , 35x PINESTONE INN & Country Club. RR 2 Haliburton, Ont. KOM ISO requires fall and winter full time employees.i(t all areas of our resort hotel. Please send sume to the above address attention Innk r. 35x NEW •ORLEAN'S PIZZA ositions available for part time employees. Mit be willing to work days, nights and weeke�fs. Apply in person to 277 Main St. N. Exe 35e's SOMEONE to do light housekeeping and prepare one hot meal a day, 5 days a week •� in Grand Bend. Call Judy at 565-2500. 1 35:36c VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Male or Female for FIRST CREDITON LIONS BEAVERS, CUBS & SCOUTS LEADERS AND HELPERS Rewarding Experience learning with boys Contact GROUP CHAIRMAN DAN RIDER 228-6607 35c Large Financial Organization requires Sales & Service Representative for Exeter area Starting Income up to $500.00 per week if qualified 3 yr. training program, full benefits, no overnight travel. Opportunity for management in future. Please call the Branch Manager at 271-8282 between 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 1 C.A. FINALISTS/ RECENT GRADUATES Required for our London and Exeter offices. An opportuni- ty to work in a stimulating, results -oriented, profes- sional practice where in- itiative and hard work will be appropriately recognized. Send resume to: Kime, Ditchfield, Mills & Dunlop Chartered Accountants Box 2405, Exeter, Ontario NOM 150 Attention: G. Mills r-+ "Required" full time employment for telephone company UNDERGROUND CABLE CONSTRUCTION AND CABLE SPLICER. Prefer person with experience. Send written resume by 12 noon August 29. Attention: Manager Blanshard Municipal Telephone System. Kirkton, Ontario NOK 1K0 The Corporation fo the Village of Zurich requires a MANAGER FOR THE ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE, , PARK, ARENA AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Applications will be received by the undersigned until 4:00 p.m., September 3, 1986 for the above position. Applications should contain a detailed resume of qualifications and experience. Salary is negotiable and is commensurate with qualifications and bxperience. Good employee benefits are provided. Duties to.commence September 29, 1986. Mdre information can be obtained from Mrs. Donna O'Brien, Secretary - Zurich Recreation Board 236-4318. Applications should be.marked as to content and directed to: Mrs. Sharon Baker Clerft-Treasurer Village of Zurich P.O. Box 260, Zurich, Ontario NOM 2T0