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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-01, Page 10• Page 10 Times -Advocate, Septepiber 1,1993 Centralia flight reunion A reunion of Centralia flight students was held at the home of John Gibson last week. The nine men in attendance were students of Gibson's and have not been reunited since 1959. All of the students have gone on to become senior captains and pilots for major airlines such as, Air Canada, United Airlines, and Canadian Airlines. Though most now live in the U.S. they were all one Exeter area residents. They are, in back from the left, Terry Thobum, Paul Priske, Lee Yenta, Hal Schweyer, Don Sinel, Rene Croteau, Terry Dowd and Paul Aubin. Seated in the front is Zella Gibson, Sam Aquilina, and John Gib- son. Grand Bend CWL hold quilt raffle By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - At Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Grand Bend, the Catholic Women's League held their annual Quilt raf- fle. Father Paul Beck drew the tick- ets. All were members of the parish C.N.L. Mary Mommersteeg won the quilt and two cushions; Nellie Kelders won a hand l pitted afghan; Roberta Walker won a collector's doll. Parish members gathered at the church hall after .the 11 a.m. mass to witness the draw and to say goodbye to the church organist, Robert Vandersteen of Sarnia. Hell be going backto school full time, unable to travel: to Grand Bend. A new organist, Loma Miller, will be- gin practicing with the choir, Thursday evenings after 7:15 p.m. Mass. The C.W.L., held a successful, baking and vegetable sale after all; the weekend Masses, last of the season. The next C.W.L. meeting is.. Tuesday, September 14, 8 p.m. Congratulations to these new couples who were united in matri- mony on the weekend: Roh Bryson and Arlene Kuntz, with .Deacon Sam Dixon officiating, and Mai Vrolyk and Julie Hillier, with Fa- ther Paul Beck. officiating. Best wishes to all! Congratulations and welcome into the Catholic community a11; those infants who were baptized: Christopher Matthew Lakusiak, son of Ron Lakusiak and Ellen Vanden- Bygaart; Courtney. Elizabeth Thom- as, daughter of Richard Thomas and Kimberly Bryson; and Jordan Thomas Kadlecik, son of Thomas Kadlecik and Jo Ann Dupuis. Do you need help raising your rs? Register for an eight course on "Systematic Train- ing for Effective Parenting", S.T.E.P. on September 2, 7:30 p.m. at the Grand Bend Public Library. Ed Tighe is the facilitator, tall 238- 8947. Gied days The Huron -Perth -Bruce Chapter of Epilepsy Ontario would like to thank everyone *rho helped to make Glad Days Such a success. Peeters Enterprizes of Perth County Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full insurance Coverage . for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Larry Grdawn, RA2, Stela .,346+a176 Loyd Morrison, Aft 1 St, Marys ,aY4!'rt t.eraaiwney. thane .14,41163 .Mj{1lej0ert. RR1. Know..........1 4I 2 .pasph Ct>olle, AM Mace* ..4100110705 b ehen O'Shea RA3 Granion......411411000 .AtiENTS Rags Hodgen, &Mat 5010060 bhnbbme. Mich ................. �Ii111st 2 .Mlpt WOK/ t WOW ..J01411212 atYrtt+.cwn. :4310 A refund from -t1Npfee ips de- elen,d for all policy hoidens MO►o quality, are on record and in �aod efeediig es et Decrm- ber 81, 1012. provided the gladioli for Glad Days, which take place during the month of August across the three counties on alternating weekends. Flowers were sold during the Au- gust 6-8 weekend, in :Huron -,Park, Bayfield, Hensall, 'Zurich, Exeter and Grand Bend. Thanks to all the town captains, volunteers and, of course, those who bought the bow- ers or made a contribution. All the money goes towards fund- ing research into the causes and treatment of epilepsy and educa- tional programs. Anyone interested in a member- ship or a subscription to "The Glad Reporter" newsletter may call Marg Vere or Donna Woods at 1-800- 387-5259 (Clinton). The newsletter provides valuable information about support groups, educational events, fundraisers, and precautions about swimming, deriving and other lifestyle concerns. 1SS vu CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Kime,Mills,Dunlop. Chattered Accountants Daniel B. L um, B.A., M.Acc., C.A. manstpr 412 Mein SL, P.O. 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Sf.,11d PUBLIC MEETING AFFECTING THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY • TO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR REVISIONS TO THE HAY TOWNSHIP SECONDARY PLAN • TO CONSIDER A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE'ittat'the Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron and the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Hay will hold a public meeting on Saturday, October 2, 1993 at 1:00 p.m. In the Hay Township Hall, 10 Victoria Street, Zurich. At the public meet- ing commencing at 1:00 p.m., the following will be considered: 1. To allow the public to comment on the need for revision of the Secondary Plan for the Township of Hay under Section 26 of the Planning Act, RSO, 1990. The Planning Act re- quires that municipalities provide the public with the opportunity through a special meeting of Council to comment on the need 'for revision to the Secondary Plan. This meeting is an opportunity for persons with comments or suggested changes to make their thoughts known to Council. 2. To consider a proposed official plan amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act, RSO, 1990. The proposed plan amendment will update the existing Secondary Plan and in- cludes the following: • update the plan by adding and revising references to the Planning Act • update the plan by identifying minor wording changes and technical information • add sewage disposal policies regarding how development will occur on private septic sys- tevaS: - 'the'mimlctpttttty will monitor development related to the continued use of private sep- tic systems - new development will be considered where the number of vacant developable lots do not exceed a 20 year supply - new developments shall demonstrate the impacts on ground and surface water - limtted Infill development will be permitted within existing developed areas subject to approval of the Huron County Health Unit - communal sewage systems for plans of subdivision will only be permitted based on an assessment of the Impacts to the municipality - residential parks will be serviced by communal sewage systems - in urban designated hamlets where there are fewer than 20 vacant developable lots for development new plans of subdivision may be considered subject to criteria; • solid waste policies are revised whereby when the landfill site is closed, no -subsequent use may be made of it without the approval of the Ministry of Environment and Energy ' and no habitable buildings be permitted within 500 metres of the perimeter of the filled area of an operating or closed landfill unless otherwise stated by the Ministry; • add road assumption policy for: - new development within plans of subdivision whereby the roads must be built to Min- istry of Transportation standards and subsequently assumed by the municipality - infill development, where a public, but unassumed road accesses lots which are al- ready developed, infill development will be permitted subject to certain criteria • add provisions, allowing Council to use Topsoil bylaws; • add provision under Section 36 of the Planning Act, allowing Council to use Holding Zone provisions; • add provisions under Section 38 of the Planning Act, allowing Council to authorize Tempa rary Use By-laws; • new section added: Economic Development - economic development will include any efforts which benefit the community as a whole; • Hay Secondary Plan map, Schedule 'B' and Dashwood map, Schedule 'C' is amended with changes. A copy of the proposed mapping changes can be reviewed at the Hay Township Municipal Office or at the County of Huron Planning and Development Depart- ment; • Land Use Designation changes: Agriculture - commercial/industrial uses will be permitted in agricultural areas where majority of the operation is related to agriculture policies which may permit the est9li listtllrtent of a single family residence on Jots of record, uti� in s aerto tette iile rte ; •,-,01,-); =v0-41 when animal operation are proposed on either the severed or retained parcel on e land base of less than 95 acres, sufficient land will be owned by the farm operatOrto properly dispose of the wastes severance of surplus residence and for the purpose of a retirement home, the total parcel is a minimum of 20 hectares in size before the severance is considered and severances shall be exempt from this provision where the farmland is to merge to the title of adjacent farmlands where on an agricultural parcel there are two separate permanent residences which were both constructed prior to the adoption of the Township Secondary Plan, the sev- erance of one residence may be considered subject to certain criteria Natural Environment - Wetland Policy Statement will be considered when development applications are sub- mitted - management of agricultural lands should include the protection of the Natural Environ- ment Urban - lot size will be determined by the suitability of the soils for sewage disposal lot sizes for septic systems will be suLject to the approval of the Huron County Health Unit and lots larger than the expressed minimum lot area may be required - Exeter Area policies are deleted and replaced by new policies which affect lands des- ignated Urban (west of Exeter) and Restricted Agriculture (north of Exeter) for the pur- pose of commercial and residential purposes. A change in use to a use other than that permitted by the agricultural commercial or agricultural industrial zone categories of the zoning by-law may be permitted subject to certain criteria Extractive Resources - goal added to designate existing licensed operations and allow for their continued use - after extractive operations have ceased, where the land was used for agriculture, the land shall return to agriculture wherever possible - permanently located ready mix operations and asphalt plants may be allowed, subject to a rezoning Recreation - recreational resides' ' ,s residential uses of a recreational nature, which do not lead to any inert_ of servicing or road maintenance on the part of the municipality - for a new area to be designated Recreation, it shall conform to the Minimum Distance Separation Formula 1 of the Agricultural Code of Practice, doubled, with a buffer area of Restricted Agriculture being incorporated lot size will be determined by the suitability of the soils for sewage disposal and a septic tank permit will be required prior to the issuance of.e building permit development may be permitted on lots createdprior to 19114on existing rights-of-way subject to certain criteria road allowances in new plans of subdivision shall be built to Ministry of Transporta- tion standards, made public and assumed by the municipality whereas road allowanc- es in existing plans of subdivision, may be assumed by the municipality once the road is upgraded to an acceptable level by the Township and Ministry of Transportation Institutional - goal added to allow institutional uses in any land use designation, minimizing any dis- ruptive influence on the natural environment and surrounding land uses - lands proposed for Institutional uses are a proposed site plan control area Community Im rovem nt - where hamlets are located in more than one municipality: they will be treated as one hamlet when considering programs for community improvement 3. The proposed official plan amendment applies to all lands within the Township of Hay. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed official plan amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION including copies of the proposed plan amendment is available at the Huron County Planning and Development Department (519-5242188) or et the Town ship of Hay Municipal Office (519-236.4351). DATED AT THE COUNTY OF HURON J.A. Murray, Clerk Administrator County of Huron Court House, The Square Goderioh, Ontario N7A 1M2 (524-2188 Planning Department) THIS 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1993 Janisse Zimmerman Clerk Township of Hay Box 250, Zurich NOM 2T0 (1)