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Huron county council -
Planning Board
BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER
-The first draft of the official
plan for Huron County was not
presented at the -December
session „of Council because J. A.
Nicklom of,G. V. Kleinfeldt and
Associates • Limited, County
Consultants, was- unable to
complete the document in time.
However, the plan is expected
to be presented early in the new
year — hopefully January — and
council adopted a schedule to
make certain that all
municipalities are fully informed
about its contents.
The initial meeting of the
planning board is set for
Tuesday, January 26 at which
time the proposed official plan
will be 'presented to them. At
the next ,ineeting of the planning
board, Tuesday, February 11,
the proposed official plan will be
discussed fully by board
members.
The document would then be
presented by the planning board
to county council during the
4 February session, as a matter of
information. The proposed
official plan will be sent to each
local council following the
February session.
The local councils would then
be requested to have any written
comments concerning the
lk proposed official plan in to the
secretary by March 19. Council
agreed that each municipal
council would have the right to
request that a member of the
planning board attend their
meeting and answer questions
about the proposed official plan.
The planning board will meet
March 24 to discuss comments
frdl> n the': .teal municipalities:'
The planning board will arrange
public meetings to discuss the
proposed official plan early in
April -and -would meet- again to
the latter part of April to'review
all. comments regarding it.
The planning board would
then redraft the proposed
official plan for presentation to
county council.
The chairmawyfathe planning
fa
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OffIciuIPIann�t ready for final meeting
board, Anson McKinley, told
council couhcillors that to date,
eight applications have been
received for the position of
plannil,ng director for Huron
County. He said applicants are
from as far away as Victoria BC,
Halifax NS and the USA.
Hugh Flynn, a definite
candidate for the wardenship in
1971, expressed his desire that
the new planning director to be
engaged eventually be county
council,': would be a native of
Huron County or at least,
someone familiar with rural
municipalities.
• The chairman pointed out
that 'these men are used to
"being re-educated" to
geographical locations but
concurred with Flynn that a,
man with a knowledge of things
rural would be a definite asset in
Huron.
McKinley predicted that the*
Huron County planning staff
would likely grow in the future
to a staff of three people. He
estimated that initially, the
planning director would be paid
approximately $10,000 per
annum. •
"The people in Toronto are
watching this with a great deal
of interest," said McKinley.
"This is a pretty important
document. In fact, 1 think the
official plan is one 'of the most
important documents in the
coming year. It will set out what
we think should take place by
way of development in the
county. There was no growth for
the last 50 years but this could
change."
In other business, county
council granted pay adjustments
for John Berry, clerk -treasurer
$500 to a, salary of $15,460; to
Br r nt an1y, d duty
clerk -treasurer,— l'°$500 to
$11,000; and construction
safety. inspector, Everett Smith,
$342 to $6,042.
Council also heard that $100
scholarships had been granted to
the following university
students: Miss Janet Roorda,
'Clinton, and John Trewartha,
RR 3.. Clinton, both at the
University of Waterloo; Miss
1
Mary Baechler; RR 2 Zurich,
Francis Foran, RR 2 Auburn
and James Wheeler, RR 1 Ethel,
all at the University of Guelph;
and- Raymond 'Hogan, RR . 7
Lucknow at Ridgetown Coliege
of Agricultural Technology.
-Salary changes
'Members of Hurd''{ County"
Council were busy Thursday
granting- pay increases to a
number of employees in various
departments.
Huron County hourly rated
road employees will receive pay
hikes of 23 cents per hour. Ten
laborers will be paid $2.51per
hour; seven skilled laborers,
$2.71 summer, $2.66 winter;
nine truck drivers, $2:61; six
grader operators, $2.71 summer,
$2.66 winter; three bulldozer
operators, $2.61 winter, $2.71
summer; one licenced mechanic,
$2.71; and four maintenance
sub -foremen, $2.76 summer,
$2.66 winter.
Salaried road employees also
received hikes: one shop'
foreman, up $650 to $7350; one
maintenance foreman, up . $900
to $7950; two maintenance
foremen, up $650 to $7950; one
road construction foreman, up
$650 ' to $7950; one bridge
construction foreman, -up . $650
to $7950; one survey party
chief, up $700 to $7,000; one
engineering technician, up $800
to $9,500; one bookkeeper, up
$300 to $5,500; and one
engineer, Up $1500 to $20,500.
Makers ind the county: J.
''Sheardown, $700 adjustment to
$6;700; D. Dalton; $700
adjustment . to $5,500; L.
Westbrook, $600,addustment, to
$5,106; 1►Nt VicAitlay, .':dt
—adjustment to $5,100; and D.
Lynn $600 adjustment to
$5,10.
• Museum employees:
Raymond Scotchmer; a $600
adjustment to $6,200; Mrs. F.
Nanz,' $350 ' adjustment to
$4,100.
Huronviw employees:
administrator, $800 adjustment
tb $11,500; nursing supervisor,
...$500._.. adjustment-- to $7,500.,_
food supervisor, $600
adjustment - to $6,500;
housekeeper, $475 adjustment
.to $5,076,;_ grounds supervisor
and stock -keeper, ' $500
adjustment. Ajjo $5,500; chief
engineer, $750 adjustment to
$7,000; registered nurse, $372
adjustment to $6,572; registered
nurse," $360 adjustment to
$6,360. (These salary
adjustments are subject to the
approval of the Department of
Social and Family. Services.)
Three area men spent three days tracking this brush wolf in
Goderich Township before shooting it oh concession four of
the township. From the left are Lloyd Sowerby and Art Bell,
both of Goderich Township, and Arnold Bell of London. A
$25 bounty is paid for wolves by the Department of Lands
and Forests. -- Staff Photo
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Health Committee
There may be some "financial
repercussions" from the
resignation of Dr. G.P.A. Evans,
Huron County Medical Officer
of Health, warned Everett
cilwain, chairman of the
,ealth committee when he
reported to Huron County
Council last Friday.,
"Nobody knows what we will
have to pay to get a new man,"
said Mcllwain. "Our experience,
you know, has been that we
usually pay more to get a
replacement."
Dr. Evans is leaving the
Huron post at the end of
February to take up his new
position as MOH with the cities
of Kitchener and Waterloo and
the County of Waterloo.
The Huron MOH vas paid a
salary' of $23,000 last year and
will receive a $1,000 pet -annum
hike in salary as the result of the
new salary schedule approved
Friday by county council.
Anson McKinley,
deputy -reeve of Stanley
Township, wondered if the
health committee intended to -
negotiate on the basis of the
$24,000 per ,.annum 'salary for
the MOH. Mcllwain told him
they would ve to lease this
particular p t of the budget
open ,, antil a t::•t 'cations begin to
come in. and the mittee gets
some idea of the sala expected
by the prospective employees.
"It • may 'run higher than
$24,000," Mcllwain said. "Then
you have to decide, are we going
to have a MOH or aren't we?"
Other salaries for .197f for
non=union personnel in the
Health Unit were agreed upon: a
six percent increase each -for
Miss Sandra Malabar, -supervisor
of.nursing to $9,800 per annum
and for William Empey, Chief
Sanitary Inspector to $9,100.
."Union . negotiations for
Health Unit personnel are now
underway for contract year
1971," said Mcllwain. "Council.
will be advised in .due course of
the results of the negotiation -s."
IF FIRE SHOULD STRIKE,
first get everyone out of the
house, then sound the -alarm and
call the fire department before
attempting to fight the fire
yourself. Your, first rule in the
event of fire is GET OUT
SAFELY.
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