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Clinton News-Record, 1981-08-06, Page 21Hensall may double in size, annexation okayed By Gregor Campbell Hensall could almost dou- ble in size at the start of next year. The Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) has approved the village's annexation of two parcels of land in the ad- jacent ' Towti bip of Hay, which consents to the annex- • ations. At present Hensall has an area of about 212 acres. The. properties to be annexed 1 total 201 acres, 10,1 of these in Lot 19 to the south of the village and 100 acres in Lot 22 to the north. In its decision rendered July 29 the OMB says it is • satisfied annexation will ilat benefit all concerned and MIIF help implement the planning policies of boat Huron Coun- ty and Hensall. Residents have 28 days to appeal the OMB decision, which would go into effect Jan. 1, 1982. Objections to the proposed annexation were raised at an OMB hearing in June, which the OMB responded to in last week's decision. Though the acreage to be annexed is mainly good agricultural land the Board says most land in the county is of similar high quality There is little developable land left in Hensall and ur- ban growth and development cannot and should not stop. Objectors voiced concern at June's hearing that they might lose the bussing ser- vice now available for students,, attending local schools, and that students might be forced to walk along the busy and dangerous Highway 4. The OMB quotes the Huron Coun- ty School Board as saying bussing will continue until safe alternative routes become available which will allow children to walk to school away from the highway. The OMB says changes, in taxation rates resulting from the annexation will be minimal. It accepts evidence from Hensall's consulting engineer that servicing the new land will present no pro- blem for the village should future development take place. Hensall has had a ten- tative proposal for a subdivi- sion in Lot 19, but the OMB finds any concerns about this proposal to be premature because the land is not yet Hensall's and no plans for the subdivision have been submitted to the provincial government. If and when such a subdivision becomes an issue the Board feels the Planning Act will provide methods for full and com- plete examination of the pro - The owners of properties at the south end of Lot 19 ex- pressed concern they might be forced to pay for municipal sewer and water services that they don't want. The OMB is satisfied Hensall doesn't need or in- tend to do this. The, Board finds fears rural mail delivery might be affected by the annexation to be un- founded, and notes police and fire protection for the parcels to be annexed are adequate. The OMB says residents of Lot 19 will benefit from lower hydro rates if they become part of Hensall. In its decision, the OMB commended the village for its efforts to explore and satisfy concerns raised by residents of the properties proposed for annexation. The OMB feels these con- cerns were to a large part answered at the hearing. • THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1981 -PAGE 5 Quiet time in Tuckersmith The Township of Tuckersmith passed three motions at its regular meeting last week. Applicants seeking an ex- emption from the township's zoning bylaw will now pay a fee of $100 to the Committee of adjustment. The former fee was $50. Clerk Jack McLachlan says a tile -drainage loan ap- plication was approved, and the township also passed a motion to write the Ministry of Natural Resources and ask for exemptions from two requirements under its pits and quarries licence. rIW Christie's Chips Ahoy or Oreo C ookies 450 g Kotex Pkg. of 12, Regular. Plus or Super Feminine Napkins 1.09 Nestea 24 oz., Regular. or Tropical Blend Iced Tea Mix 2.99 E.D. 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