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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-04-10, Page 2PAGE.2A--rGODERIcHSIGNALSTAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975 Doeo ..1e move to Saltford, away from the "rat race" in Goderich?- p p Colborne planner Residents of., the hamlet of Saltford in Colborne Township believe that it is becoming the bedroom of Goderich and that growth in the township will undoubtedly take place in that hamlet. At the fourth Colborne Township Secondary 'Plan workshop, residents explained that the .hamlet would attract residential ` development but competition from the town •of Goderich • would make it im- , possible to attract business and industry. , At the turn of the century Saltford was a booming community on the Maitland River with such commercial enterprises as two hotels, a blacksmith and shoeing shop, and a tannery as well as other small businesses. However the small hamlet just north of Goderich has since dwindled' from a thriving. community to a residential settlement with a population of approximately 145. It now has three commercial enterprises, a general store, a welding shop and a hall, and there might be little hope of attracting anymore. Residents in attendance at the meeting were in agreement that §altford could attract residential development because it is a quiet area, the services and taxes are cheaper and t�ve..-to it is an _..the_ attractive alter - .:rat._ race-- ace-- of _. Goderich'. But some of the residents did express a fear that if boun- daries were set and lots were divided they would be snapped up very quickly by the residents of the towns. It was also pointed out that set boundaries could have some far" reaching implications on in- tensive animal .operations in the area. Under the terms of the code of practice a 2,000 foot buffer -.zone is required between in- tensive operations and residential development. Also the farmer must have a' cer- tificate of compliance` from the area residents. 'Huron County planner Gary Davidson stated that a balance must be'achieved in planning sa - 'that $altfordhas enough land to grow but precautions must also be taken not to affect existing farm. operations. He also added that the needs of Saltford must be carefully .examined since there' -could, be some Concern over the water supply. Most of the water supplied comes from underground springs and development could affect that supply. Also because of the , slope of the land in, the area ,seepage .and drainage must be given careful consideration: Mr. Davidson told the gathering that planning could be done in a similar fashion to the planning in the hamlets of Grey Township. There boun- daries were set to allow single residential development to locate almost anywhere and larger residential or < com- mercial develoi ibel'rts had to apply • for • rezoning. Public meetings were then held in the hamlet to discuss the rezoning ` application and. determine the climate of the people. If Saltfordis to continue to provide residential space in the commdnity the only feasible area for development is ,,.the southeast corner °to' Deviation. Road. But the residents could not calculate growth'resulting from expansion, of + the surrounding area. . 4that .the airport developme could have an imp Saltford if it attracte industries. The - would o It was suggested that Goderich's industrial growth and the airport expansion and subsequent attraction of related industries woilld have a large impact on the growth of Saltford. Residents were confident that such expansion would not affect Saltford and that it would be unlikely for the •town of Goderich t� expand in that direction because of the ex- pense related to providing services on the other side of the river. Goderich Planning Board :chairmart, Dave Gower, said WELCOME, SERVICE ...cod like t� call you with housewarming gifts" and in- forrit'ation about your new' IocatiOn, The Hostess will be -glad to arrange your subscrip- tion tb the Sig ial•Sthr tall hat at 524-1854 on related dustries mean more believe Saltford will grow people and Saltford would be a natural area for the p7le to move to. �('� • However airport commission member Russell Kernighan said that he could not see how the airport could pay for itself unless Goderich ..grows as an industrial` centre which he stated was unlikely. The airport area and possible expansion in that direction will have to have .a second look before Colborne Township residents hammer out the details of the secondary plan. Planning. does not have any room for shortsightedness and must project well into the. future: • Ducharme Exccvating-Dashwood 236-4230 TRUCKING- BACKHOE - & DOZER SERVICE C NICK DOWHA�NIUK 524-62 GODERICH; Cash -in on these Goo Values BLOiSRM -RECONSTITUTED APPLE JUICE - DOG FOOD 5 VARIETIES — 143/4 -os tin ACTION PRICED! KRAFT -SALAD DRESSING .ACTION PRICEDI MIRACLE 161, FL-OZ . $ •OO JAR � ,: WHIP ROBIN HOOD -6 Varieties, 9 -os pkg ACTION PRICED! , ORANGE PEKOE ACTION PRICED! 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