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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-09-11, Page 16PAGE 16—GODER THURSDAY. SEP''•MBER 11, 1975 PI,anningBoardPrOtectS �pen space in new areafor residents' use The Goderich Area Planning Board decided at .their last Meeting to recornyner4,, to council that the town keep their parkland in the Kropmer subdivision and not sell the - piece of undeveloped• property, to Conk! in Lu mho' The decision was ,made after they planning board read a letter from town council asking the board's opinion on the 9ffer to purchase The offer was made to council by Conklin on the property ,,near the corner of Bennett and Gibbons Streets, ' The land is designated lopen space td be used f9r a park area in the subdivision that includes an apartment building. The lot measgures 1;2 feet by 42 feet and fronts on Krohmer Drive, The geography of the' section, would not alloy anyone to sever it off to the two large b.uilding lots it could contain. Thi' board considered selling the land with the. intention of having; the money, gained invested into a larger park in town. Mayor 'Deb's Shewfelt suggested that it might be a AWArifir DEMONSTRATOR CLEARANCE WE'RE MOVING DE-MONSTRATORS AT BIG SAVINGS, WHICH, MEANS... BEEN ARE'NT FORD .MERCURY 'SALE LTD. 263 HURON RD. GODERICHr524:-2665 See the new '76 FORDS — at ttie car shows Complete with power cable Welding cable Tonga' Ground Clamp Helmet With fashion's fabulous. finds. Personal selections. of the finest in all ladies' wear. Opening Thursday, Sept, 18. 13e ready for art unique experience. :+t? � • W A.+..0. r wise, to -sell the small piece to make, money on it, so the tpwn could "plow into" in another park. Board member Tom Jasper said that the board should determine whether or not the land was an asset for the town or a liability. He said if it is' retained and costs the town money for little use, it i a liability. But if it can be .sold with little change in play areas and green areas for, the neigh- borhood residers, then the . extra money could 'be labelled an asset. Chairman, Dave Gower pointed out to the hoard that as long i.tinthe land is owned by the Town cif Goderich it an asset. Due to the volume of news and ads this week, some news was omitted. 'The . SI n a I.- Sta r regrets this rel Omission and will- : include • those reports in the next issue. He said that• dnce sold it could - never be regained for the price of cutting the grass which is all the town is doing now. He added that people in the area know it has been -designated as open ,space and if the town tried to sell i stow, there would probably be ohjeCtions. Charlie Snell asked the board what purpose they had in" designating it open space. The member said that if the area had been designated as an open .area.' the board should be careful that its kept as one. Elsa Hayddn supported Mr Snell, pointing out that 'the area is not fully developed and with an increase in housing pLjis the tenants in the apartment building, the area would. probably be used regularly after it is developed. Tom Jasper said.he did not realize ` the extent of the development that is slated 'for,, the surrounding area. He 'said that in light of the increase in population of the area he felt there was no "way the town could change the designation and sell the•land. N• Parks ...:• t cunt inUed from page 1) h� << etS cqd how to stake then pl perly for their support. The parks crew under Mr, sl,,itn followed the works crew li ound the streets and fixed the t t ees pr Jpe,rly " said Mrs. 1 hiydi n. 1 own roads , superintendent Stan Meriam said he sees nothing wrong,Witlr snaking Mr. Span a full time parks foreman. He said the losso of bihor would not rseriot_isly harltper the works crew.. He did say that town equipment would have to be shared and he predicted some problems with the dual use of the machinery. He pointed out that the two bodies have always shared equipment from the same garage but that the superin- tendent always knew, what projects Were' being .done and could juggle the machinery around to, get them all done. If ,the -two departments were separate, the parks may find they can't use sume'equipment .on certain days because it is already spoken for. Mrs. Havdon feels that the equipment shortage is no major obstacle. She said that she cissurned " the men are in- telligent and can work together as they always have even though they are two separate entities.' HONE to Kincardine P t : 4... Albert BUY OUR FRESHLY EXTRACTED PURE HONEY AT - CAMPBELLS CEMDAR:VALLEY APIARIES ON SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS BETWEEN NOON & 9 P.M. i Cedar Valley Apiaries �o.�.t w Dungannon �< Sold in our 4 & 14 I )e g. ,�pound containersW only. I to Goderich 80c La. • PHONE 524-9673 IN TOWN DELIVERY IF DESIRED r Reeve Stasi Profit feels that cOunci1 controls the actions of the town employees. He said he didn't care what they thought about the issue and that it was "irrelevant how they got along" becattsc they work for town 4ouncil and- the council sets the policy. He added that if no effort was made to purchase all new equipment for the parks crew, „equipment saw' nothing wrong -with .separating the work force provided they continued operating its they have in the 'past using the same egl..ipmerit, Faulty burners .....: (Continued from page 1) jurisdiction in Halifax when the ship returned there adding that if it stayed in Ontario or returned here it would have to conform to.,, the emission standards prescribed. The environmental offices.' added ' that if the dredge remained in Goderich longer than predicted some measures would have. to be taken to stop the, smoke enl►ission to remove. the problem to Goderich residents. 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