HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-10-05, Page 11Hay delegates meet Brandt today to ask for water subsidy
Reeve Lionel Wilder in-
formed Monday's session of
Hay township council that a
delegation headed by himself
and including consulting
engineer Burns Ross and
MPP Jack Riddell is meeting
with provincial environment
minister Andy Brandt in
Toronto this afternoon to re-
quest the ministry give
serious consideration to a
grant to construct a . new
water system along the
Bluewater highway.
The delegation is armed
with facts and figures, and a
petition containing more than
300 names of permanent
residents and those who
would live in their homes all
year round if they had decent
water.
A 40 -name petition received
by council last month oppos-
ing the system if it means a
sizeable increase in taxes will
also be handed over by the
group, along with the ex-
planation that those opposed
had orginally thought
residents would pay the entire
cost. They had been relieves
to learn no work would pro-
ceed without the assistance of
a government grant.
Wilder reported on the
results of a special six -
municipality meeting to
discuss a joint waste manage-
ment agreement with officials
from the ministry of the en-
vironment. While some
Filter
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"IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA"
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localities like Usborne and
Stephen will need alternative
landfill sites within the next
few years, Hensall has no
worries for the next three
decades, and Exeter's site
should serve that community
for up to a century. Hay's site,
shared with Zurich, is good
for at least another 12 years.
Wilder is concerned about
the costs of a study on a joint
site, after paying a 812,000 bill
for a study of the Hay site. He
also questioned how costs and
useage would be shared, and
if trucks were not weighed,
how the amount being
aumped could be determined
He suggested that a com-
mittee composed of two
members from each of the six
municipalities be formed to
come up with a cost-sharing
formula. Representatives
from council will attend a
public meeting on waste
MAKING PLANS - Maureen Denomme talks to Zurich and area figure skating
club pro Brenda Pincombe while registering daughters Elyshia nad Marcia in the
skating program.
management in Kitchner
later this month.
Clerk Joan Ducharme in-
formed council she has had to
borrow 1150,000 to cover pro-
jected expenditures to the end •
of the year. Wilder added the
township had never had to
borrow before, but was put in
this position this year because
the township only collects
taxes twice annually, and the
school requisitions are now
paid quarterly.
Burns Ross will be asked to
suggest solutions (and supp-
ly cost factors) to stop erosion
on the township road
allowance at the bottom of the
hill at St. Joseph.
After receving a request
from the Dashwood minor
athletic association for their
allocation promised in the
spring, council resolved that
next year all recreation
grants will be paid by June 1.
Joan Ducharme was in-
structed to write a letter •to
the Zurich fair board formal-
ly requesting permission for
the Hay recreation commit-
tee to carry out work on the
new ball diamond. The com-
mittee wants to tile, work up
and seed the grounds this fall,
and install bleachers, lights
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and other necessary facilities
next year. Fund-raising plans
are well advanced.
Linda Fisher has been hired
to clean the township hall on
an as -requested basis. Rental
now is a straight 835, which
includes clean-up.
Tile debentures. totalling
823,400 were passed. Tile
drainage loans of ;33,000 were
approved at the meeting.
Council had held a special
meeting to approve another
application for;10,000, and a
second special meeting to
apply for a Wintario grant to
assist with the construction of
the new ball diamond.
Certificates of compliance
for construction of covered
concrete liquid manure tanks
were issued to Gerd Eilers
and Eric Freiter.
A by-law to close part of
Georgiana and Trudell
Streets and all of La Fleur in
the Moores subdivision at St.
'Joseph's was given first, se-
cond and third reading.
Wilder told council two ap-
peals concerning severances
in the township will be heard
by the Ontario Municipal
Board. On behalf of the
owners, Tony Goad is appeal-
ing a severance application
that was denied when the
county planning board was
not convinced the property on
Lake Road east would be a
viable farm enterprise. -
Adrian Bayley is appealing
a severance granted to
Pauline Ingram on compas-
sionate grounds.
The Aldworth drainage
report will be read on October
6 at 7:30 p.m.
The next regular council
meeting will be on October 17
at 7:30 p.m.
NONAGENARIAN - Blue Water Rest Home resident
Mrs. Jessie Brock celebrated her ninetieth birthday last
week. The basket of flowers were wired from Scotland
in honour of the occasion.
Pay wolf damage
Stephen township council
recently okayed the payment
of $1,268 to township farmers
under the Livestock Protec-
tion Act.
Keith Gill will receive $1,140
for sheep killed by wolves.
Application is being made to
the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food for a
rebate on the amount paid out
for -damage by wolves.
The other $128 in claims
was paid out for losses incur-
red when geese and chickens
were killed.
Council has approved
repair of the hydro system at
the Kirkton wells. -
The auditor's report for the
.first six months of 1983 in-
dicates the township is
operating within the budget
set at the beginning of the
year.
The township auditing firm
has been authorized to
prepare the necessary infla-
tion restraint board form.
Two recreation bylaws ap-
plying to the Centralia and
Crediton Community Centres
were passed.
Drain inspector Ken
Pickering was instructed to
carry out repairs of portions
of the Wilson, Khiva and
O'Brien municipal drains.
Tenders are being called
for installation of a six inch
water line to Stephen Central
School and a four inch line for
the balance of Concession 10
and 11.
One tile drain loan ,ipplica-
tion in the amount of $2,400
was approved.
Representatives of a
number of • area
municipalities attended a
meeting in Crediton
-September 28 to discuss. the
problem of landfill sites.
A recent brief indicated
that the present Stephen
township site would be filled
and phased out within the
next five years.
A provincial grant of 50 per-
cent is available for a landfill
site study when carried out by
an engineer.
A working committee will
be established with represen-
tation from the townships of
Stephen. Usborne, flay,
McGillivray. Bosanquet and
Biddulph, the town of Exeter
and the villages of Hensall.
Zurich and Grand Bend.
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