The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-09-26, Page 7LOCAL NEWS
It was wall to wall people and cars at the Goderich and District
Memorial Community Centre on Sunday afternoon when the local
car dealers displayed their new '85 models at the town's annual car
show. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Town approves
sale of land
Goderich town council has approved the
sale of 0.2 acres of land in the town's
Industrial Park to Ed Hagle of Goderich
Plymouth Chrysler for the price of $1,250,
with the stipulation that Hagle clean up the
property and -pay all legal costs resulting
from the sale.
The Goderich Economic Development
Committee originally recommended that
Hagle's offer to purchase the land be
turned down, saying that it was worth
more than the suggested $1,250 price.
Council asked the committee to invite
Hagle to a meeting to explain his proposal
and then reconsider the offer.
At this meeting, Hagle said he would
have the property cleared and filled so it
would have a dean level appearance,
enhancing in turn the appearance of
Suncoast Drive, the Huron Road area and
the premises of Goderich Plymouth
Chrysler.
Fine for peddlars
Hawkers and peddlars who contravene a
town by-law which requires them to pay
$200 for a license to operate here, could
have to pay a $1,000 maximum fine.
The by-law originally required payment
of a $50 fine for contravention but since
this amount was less than the amount
required for a licence, council decided to
amend it to a $1,000 maximum. A
minimum amount was not stated.
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Dorothy Bere (left) and Marlene McDougall, of Lyons and Mulhern Insurance Brokers in
Goderich, recently completed a course sponsored by the Insurance Brokers Association of
Ontario and earned their insurance brokers licences. Presenting them with these licences
last week was Len Theedom of Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc., Clinton, director of
territory four for the Ontario Inusurance Brokers Association. This territory includes Grey -
Bruce and Perth -Huron. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Emergency plan approved
Goderich Town Council has passed a by-
law approving a plan of emergency for the
town.
The plan is modelled after one devised
by the provincial government to be used as
a guideline for cities and towns across the
province. It has been streamlined to meet
the specific needs of Goderich. It is
designed as an overall plan to complement
other emergency plans which have been
developed by the hospital and various
businesses and industries here.
The plan has been approximately a year
in the making, with Police Chief Pat King
acting as the resource person on a
committee consisting of some council
members and representatives of business
and industry. The next step will be to test
the plan.
"It's no good passing the plan and then
leaving it. The whole thing will have to be
tested to find out it's shortcomings," says
Chief King.
Fence by-law for town
to receive further study
A by-law to prescribe the height and
description of fences within the town,
including fences enclosing privately
owned outdoor swimming pools, has been
sent back to the Works Committee for
further study.
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Councillor Glen Carey said he was
particularly concerned about the wording
of a clause in the by-law which states, "No
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fence be erected closer tnan one metre to
the property line(s) that abuts streets."
He said this amounts to the town
`appropriating' one metre of each property
affected.
Ken Hunter, Commissioner of Works,
explained that the clause was put in the by-
law to prevent the snow -plow from hitting
fences which are too close to town
property.
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