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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-01-07, Page 8• • ;1.: 8 GODEHICH SIGNAL-Sl'AP ' !)NESDAY, JANUARY SMARTALU Sc ott 4 Rolls Cashmere .99 Hallmark Calendars 1 2 KRICE otties, 200's Kleenex .89 Christmas Wrap and Cards 1/2 PRICE Texas Instrulnent • Solar Calculators 0199 j• Webber itamin E 400 I.IJ. - 9119 987 Huggies Diapers 0199 Bic lighters 2/129 • • Small, Med., Large s PHOTO In Store Photofinishing In bdtore 3 p.m....Same day servite SUB POST OFFICE NAKANIURA PHARMACY SUNCOAST MALL, GODERICH, 524-2195 Hew Store Hours Mon.. hi. 0 4..m. -.0 pal. triturillimy amt.. e pais. • Arrr*-1 11C1=31r, Ontario Ontario Municipal Board IN THE MATTER OF Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983. . - . AND IN THE MATTER OF appeals by Lionel Reeves, M.L. Lahti. Jim Kalbfleisch, Raymond Young and others against Zoning By-law 5,1980 of .the Corporation of theoTownship of Ashfield. . , APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING . , ., ., THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Thursday, the 29th dagof January. 1987 at the hour of ten o'clock (local time) in the forenoon in the Assessment Board Room, Assessment Building, 46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich, for the hearing of these appeals. s If you do not attencrand are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. • • , • • In'the event the decision is r'eserved, persons wishing a Copy of the written decision may ask the presiding Board Member at the hearing or„.4ontact the Board's Offices. The decision will be mailed when available. ', DATED at Toronto, this 24th day of November, 1986. J.G. MALCOLM SECRETARY' EXPLANATORY NOTE The Township of Ashfield passed a CornOrehensive Zoning By-law (By-law 5-1986) on February 18, 1986. The zoning by-law affects all lands in the Township of Ashfield by regaiting the use of lands and the character, location, and use of buildings and struc- tures in various defined areas of the Township. The zoning by-law implements the township of Ashfield Secondary Plan and provides specifIC land use zones and provi- siuns to ensure that the policies •of the Secondary Plan tire realized. y Several objections were received to the by-law as outlined below, although many ob- lec tions wet°, r'esolved, by an "Orridnding by -low (By-law 10-1986). 11)., following objections were received • , 1 Mr and Mrs. Lionel Reeves - to correct the shape of their land holding': resolved by Bylaw 10.1986, and objection withdrawn. 2. M.L. Lahn - to zone lands fo VR1 between Russell and Victoria Street in Port Albert; resolved by By -low 10.1986, and objection withdrawn. 3. Kalbfleisch -,to recognize cottage on Lot 25, R.P. 579 in Port Albert; resolv- ed by By-law 10-986, and objection withdrawn. Raymond Young - to.recognize cottages on Lot 29, 30 and 31, R.P. 581; to clarify that accessory structures are permitted with cottages; to correct the Key Map 56A reference on Key Map'56; resolved by By•law 10.1986, and objection withdrawn. 5. Gail-Puddicombe • to permit a cottage on Lot 22, R.P. 585, which hos deficient ' lot area; resolved by By-law 10-1986, but objection outstanding. 6 Paul Spiftal - to zone Lot 7, R.P. 585, to permit a cottage; resolved by By-law 10-1986, and objection withdrawn. ' 7 W. Sylvester. to zone an existing residence in Port Albert south of Melbourne, Street to NE1-2; to zone an existing residence east of Wellington Street to VRI: to zone the steep bank and gully south of the unopened road allowance of Melbourne Street from VRI to NE1; resolved by Bylaw 10-1986, and ob- jection withdrawn. ' 8. Jorkit Hrodecky • to zone Lot 12, R.P. 589, from NE1, to ME1--1 to permit the establishment of a cottage; objection outstanding. 9 -0 Ken Seiling • to verify the zoning on Key Map 52B; objection withdrawn: 10. Viola Petyie • to zone Part Lot 1, south.of Melbourne Street, R.P. 136, from NE1 to VRI; resolved by By-law 10-1986, and objektion withdrawn. 1 1. Ronald Hodges . to, clarify the meaning of the defined areas on Key Mop 10A; to zone the residence on Lots 36, 37 and Part Lot 38, east of Wellington Street, R.P. 136, from NE1.1 to VR1' to zone lands'behind the residence from NE1 to VR -1; to zbne lands behind the residence from NE1 to VR1; to zone Part Lot 2, south of Meibburne..Street, R.P. 136, from NEI to NE1-1 to recognize a trailer; resolved by By•law 10-198.4, and objection withdrawn. - 1 2. Harold and Isobel Adams • to Ione Part of Lots .39 and 40, east of Sydenham Street, R.P. 136, from NEI to VR1; to tone Part of Lots 39 and 40. west of Sydenham Street, R.P. 136 from NE1 to NE1-2; objection outstoading.. 1 3. Joan Dierolf • to amend the definition of Tourist Home such that farm vaca- tion homes are permitted in the agricultural area; resolved by By-law 10-1986, and objection withdrawn. 1 4`. Winston and Lennie Kerr. to permit a cottage on Lot 14, R.P. 585, which has deficient lot area; resolved by By-law 10-1986, but objection outstanding. 1 5: Ministry of Natural Resources - to permit a viaysIdO pit or quarry in the NE1 " zone; to zone Part Lots 10 and,11 and Part Lot 9, Concession 5, E.D., as ER1 * as licensed under the Pits and Quarries Control Act; resolved by By-law 10.1986, and objection withdrawn. 1 6. Lillian Simpson - to zone Part Lot 20, Front Concession, from FD to RC1; objec- tion outstanding. 1 7. Michael Garvey :to reference the RC1 zone provisions in the NE1-1 zone;•to• extend the RCI zone easterly from R.D. 11 on Lot 9: Front Concession; io zone, Lots 2, 5.10, R.P. 589 and Lots 1-3, 13, R.D. 8 from NET to NE1.1; objection outstanding. I 8 . Paul Reese - to zone Part Lot 20, Front Concession, from NE1.1 to NE1.2 to recognize a permanent residence; objection outstanding. • 1 9 ..WM. Brown • to zone Part Lot 4, Concession 3, E.D., from AGI to C4 to recognize an auto wrecking business; objection outstanding. 2 Ci . Morgoret Ferguson.[o zone Part Lot 16, Front Concession, from FD to RCI; objection outstanding'. • 2 1 , Joseph Dziver - to zone Part Lot 2„Froni 'Concession, from FO to RC1;' objec- tion outstanding. 22, Grief,* Smith • to zone Part Lot 3, Front Concession, to permit a retail vegetable stand; objection outstanding. 2 3 . Harold and Lisa Eldridge - to zone Lot 4, R.P. 589, from NEI to NEI -1; ?bloc 2 4. Don Hernmerie = to zone Part Lots 38 and 39, Front Concession, to rakognize, an exlifing cottage; resolved by By•low 10-1986, butt objection, outstanding. 23 George Brophy ;fa pont& development of exit'llng underlined loft zoned A04: to reduce or eliminate ths4 ref:willed elsparation distance front nearby barns for newly establishing residences ;Wan Ill04 zone; obitscflots outstanding. A Community News' Community Services Council to hold meeting .• The Huron County Comrnuriity Services Council will discuss the challenge of becom-, ing more active and forceful arid the subse- quent issue as to continuing in an informal supportive role or to incorporate will be discussed at the January 15 meeting of the Huron County Community Services Council held at 10 'a.m. at the OMAF office in Clinton An organizational meeting of what would. ecome the Huron County Special Needs ' Committee was held in March 1978, one- year after a workshop for social service agencies was held. This committee was to 'serve as a co- ordinating body with specific issues to be dealt with by Ad -Hoc sub -committees made up of interested agencies. At the October 1978 Special Needs CQM- mittee meeting, the group discussed becom- ing more formalized with wider roles .and activities and sub-conunittee was:formed. That subcommittee, suggested two alter- natives t� meet a list of aims and objectives as identified by the Special Needs Commit- tee. The first alternative, the agency model would be based on co-operation and co- ordination of agencies in the conty and might resemble an expanded Special,Needs Corrunittee. The community ,model would be broader to include voluriteer, political and long-term planning personnel. The Huron County Community Services Council Came into being at the March 1979 meeting of the Special. Needs Committee under it's present structure and has func- tioned as such sihce that time. , The council provides, an organization representative' of 'all concerned agencies, erganizations and indiViduals interested in the provisions of social services .to Huron County. The airris and objectives of the Huron County Coirununity ServicestounCil are to promote , co-ordination. and ,co- operation of social services in 'Huron Coun-: ty, todevelop public awareness of conununi-. ty social services and social problems and to advocate action; and to advise the branches of government' and other organizations of the nees of our community. • , 2 , • • Meetings, ot the council are held in the morning of 'the second Thursday of each 9 • , month. Tobogganing at at the snow-covered hills at the Maitland Golf Course kept Goderich childred busy Over the weekend., Hilre, Goderich resident" Wayne DraPer -prepares to take his son David down one of the many hills. Davideventually did make it down the hill withoutdads help.(photo by Lou -Ann Hope) Cross -Country Ski and Snowmobile Party \ SATURDAY, JAN. 24 • 4 P.M. \ Cocktails 4-7 p.m., Dinner 7:30 p.m. Dome to follow. 1.1vo Entortaionient 5 p.m..' o.m. • ' -11t• SPECIALS! DAILY LUNCH AND DINNER BREAKFAST 1.99 N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAK --.2/ 13.95 PIZZA...BUY 1 -GET 2ND -HALF PRICE SENIORS...10% OFF DINNERS - AFTER 4 PM DAILY FRESH FISH HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN HIGHWAY 21 - BAYFIELD 565-2554 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 A.M.-1 A.M. • We're at OUR EVERyyDoAurys Sizing up• first size, . Each additional size up Sizing Down. regardless of how many"sizeS . , ... ervice SERVICE PRICES RING CLAWS 4 Claws 12. Reisp'ped .,,..24. Each additional 3. GOLD CHAIN Solder .. , O. 6. WATCH BATTERY - All our service work done at . Anstett yantifacturing Limited; by our owncertified Goldsmiths. Estimates and consultations at no charge 2 The Square GODERICH 524-4195 INSTALLATIONS.. , 4. STETT JEWELLERS' Main Cornet CLINTON 482-3901 THIS IS IT! DS HAWS once -a -year .clearance • has come to be famous throughout Westem Ontario• • -experience extraordinary savings on EVERYTHING -that's right -save on- all the china - all the crystal,- all the gifts. . . . EVERYTHING. Sale Starts Friday January 9th at 9:30 a.m. P.S. Please note our stores will,be closed Tuesday January 6th, Wednesday:January 7th and Thursday January 8th in preparation for this event ,•4 RAD. S HAWS *129 Ontario St. Stratford THE. SALE EVENT WORT WAITING FOR 1 tk_uEENrs SEAFORTH A.° Still Rocking! t This Weekend Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 'INSIDE OUTSIDE' r COMING SATURDAY, JAN. 17 Record Release Party !NTRODUCING NEW ALBUM "OUR GARAGE"•U IC BY • ONE NIGHT ONLY . . • . , , , , .., - • 49' . . West WawanOsh Mutual Insurance Company "Dungannon, Ont. NOM 1R0 . FARMS, AUTO , . RESIDENTIAL - , AGENTS: . Frank Foran R R 2 Luckno.w 528 3874 • Lyons a Mulhern 36 West St , ' . Goderich 524 2664 Kenneth B Maclean R R 1 ' Paisley . , . 368 7537 , John Nixon 'R R 5 Brussels 887 9417 Donald R. Simpson, RR 3 Goderich ,i, 529-7567 De/moi Sproul R R j Auhorn 579 7273 Laurie Campbell Brussels 887 9051 Slade Insuronce Brokers Inc • Kincardine . 396 9513 FOR A QUOTATION ON YOUR FARMy-NOME, COTTAGE OR . 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