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THE PLANNING ACT, 1983
NOTICE OF THE PASSING
OF A ZONING BYLAW RY THE
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the TOWN OF GODERICH passed By-law 78-1986 on the
18th day of August, 1986, under Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983.
AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board
in respect of the By-law by filing with the Clerk of the TOWN OF GODERICH, not later than
the 22nd day of September, 1986, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by -
and the reasons in support of the objection.
AN EXPLANATION of the purpose and effect of the by-law, describing the lands to which
the by-law applies, and map showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies
are provided below. The complete by-law is available for inspection at my office during
regular office hours.
DATED AT THE TOWN OF GODERICM
THIS 271h DAY OF August, 1986.
Larry McCabe
Clerk Treasurer
TOWN OF GODERICH
57 West St., GODERICH, Ont.
-N7A 2K5
(519) 524-8344
By-law 78-1986 has the following purpose and effect:
By-law 78-1986 changes the zoning on Part 9, Plan 22R-1172 (Part Lot 4, Conc. 2) from "Light
Industrial - Holding (M1 -H)" to "Highway Commercial (C3-8)" to permit the establishment
of a retail furniture store. The by-law restricts the use of the subject property to a furniture
store only. This by-law amends Zoning By-law 38-1985.
SCHEDULE 1
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH BYLAW 781986
WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the TOWN OF GODERICH considers
it advisable to amend ZONING BYLAW 38-1985 of the Corporation oh the TOWN OF
GODERICH;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the TOWN OF GODERICH ENACTS
as follows:
1. Schedule "A", Key Map 3, is hereby amended by changing from "Light Industrial - Holding
M1 -H)' to "Highway Commercial (C3-8)", the zone symbol of the property indicated "zone
change to C3-8" on the attached Schedule "A".
2. Schedule "A", Key Map 3 of By-law 8-1985 is hereby amended and replaced with
Schedule "A", Key Map 3 attached hereto, which is declared to be part of this by-law.
3. Section 12 of By-law 38-1985 is hereby amended by the addition of the following section:
12.2.4.8. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 12.1. hereof to the contrary, the lands
zoned C3-8 on Key Map 3 may be used for a retail furniture store only. All other applicable
provisions of this by-law shall apply.
4. This By-law shall come into effect pursuant to Section 34(19) of The Planning Act, 1983.
READ A FIRST TIME ON THE 18th DAY OF August, 1986.
READ A SECOND TIME ON THE 18th ,DAY OF August, 1986.
READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS 18th DAY OF August, 1986.
Eileen Palmer, Mayor.
Larry McCabe, Clerk.
SCHEDULE 2
BY-LAW 78-1986
By-law 78-1986 has the following purpose and effect:
1. Purpose and Effect:
By-law 78-1986 changes the zoning of Part 9, Plan 22R-1172 (Part Lot 4, Conc. 2) from "Light
Industrial - Holding (M1 -H)" to "Highway Commercial C3-8)" to permit the establishment
of a retail furniture store. The by-law restricts the use of this parcel to only a retail fur-
niture store because of the lack of municipal services at the subject property. This by-law
amends By-law 38-1985.
2. Location:
By-law 78-1986 affects the lands shown as "zone change to C3-8" on the attached Schedule
"A", .Key Map 3.
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Sports
Conference for vol
old. in Walkert
If you are involved in a non-profit club or
organization and would like to polish your
fund-raising or leadership and organiza-
tional skills, then the Lake Huron Zone
Recreationists Association has the
workshop for you.
The Association is sponsoring a one day
conference for volunteers entitled, "The
Important Business Of Running Your Non -
Profit Organization".
The workshop is aimed at volunteers
working as executive members in non-
profit groups and participants range from
sports organizations and arts groups, to
service clubs and fraternities in Huron,
nteers to be
n September 27
Perth, Grey, Bruce and North Wellington
Counties.
The workshop met with much success
when first offered last September with 100
volunteer executive members taking part.
This year's conference should bring the
same results with a top notch list of profes-
sional resource people offering sessions on
the following topics: Leading and Manag-
ing Your Organization; Communication
Skills and Time Management;. and Fun-
draising. A keynote address entitled "The
Challenge to the Volunteer Executive"
leads off the conference.
The Volunteer Workshop will be held at
Walkerton District Secondary School on
Saturday September 27, 1986. Cost per per-
son is $25.00 and lunch is included in this
price.
Hanover Recreation Director Mike
Dunlop, Chairman of the conference com-
mittee, hopes that the workshops can pro-
vide information and resources to com-
munity volunteers to improve their effec-
tiveness in their respective organizations.
For further information on the con-
ference, or registration forms, contact:
Mike Dunlop,Recreation Director, 269 7th
Ave., Hanover, Ont. N4N 2H5 (Call
519-364-2310) or contact the Goderich
Recreation Department, 524-2125.
Lawn Bowling season winding up
The Goderich lawn bowling club is
beginning to wind up the tournaments for
this year but jitney games will continue for
at least another month.
On August 4, a mixed pairs was held with
.seven greens in play. First prize was
awarded to Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Mc-
Callum, Clinton; second to Mr. end Mrs.
Art Finlayson, Seaforth; third prize going
to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilbert, Goderich.
Consolation prize went to S. 'Bryans and
partner, Mitchell.
On August 27, a ladies trebles is being
held in Goderich, starting at 10:30 am with
a pot luck lunch at noon.
September 10 is the date for a men's
pairs tournament starting at 1:30 pm.
Several Goderich ladies took in local
tournaments with Peg Lumsden and Kay
Short winning third prize in Atwood. On
August 19, a carloadwent to Atwood and
Willa Williams and Myrtle Mullett came
home with first prize. This was Myrtle's
first tournament out of town.
On September 3, there is to be a Presi-
dent's Tournament at the club house with
Kentucky Fried Chicken and all the trim-
mings served at 5:30 pm. Please sign up on
the list posted inside the, club house; the
price is $4.00 each. Bowling is to follow
with two prizes donated by President
Norma.
The fall meeting and pot luck supper will
be held on September 29 at 5:30 pm. All
members are cordially invited to attend
this important meeting.
Sherwood Express claim ball hockey
title with thrilling 6-5 overtime win
The Sherwood Express were crowned
the new ball hockey champs with a 6-5
overtime victory over the defending cham-
pion Parkhouse. The victory was 'Sher -
wood's 22nd of the year against one loss
and three ties under coach Gary Abbott.
In the first game of the final Sherwood
defeated the Parkhouse with a 7-3 victory
which set the stage for the second game
cliff hanger. In game 2 Tim Lewis scored
early on a good second effort as he took a
pass from lineman 'John Thompson and
beat goaltender Fred Shoemaker.
Sherwood went ahead 2-0 on Dennis
Kerr's goal but Jeff Denomy's `goal made
it 2-1 with Rob McDonald and Bruce Shear -
down assisting. John Thompson made it
3-1 before Paul Kelly beat Express goalie
Dave Gallow to tighten the score.
The Express went ahead by 2 on Thomp-
son's breakaway goal, on a nice pass from
Rick Anderson and again the Parkhouse
closed the gap on Bruce Sheardown's goal.
John Thompson's third goal put Sher -
woods ahead 5-3 before Paul Kelly and
Harold Peet scored in the last 40 seconds to
send the game into overtime.
The thrilling overtime goal came when
the ball was shot down the floor and John
Thompson and Parkhouse goalie Fred
Shoemaker raced for the ball. The players
collided and Grant Garrow picked up the
loose ball and put it in the net for the
victory. .
The players of the league appreciate the
hard work of president Kevin Meriam and
referee -in -chief Terry Miller.
Hully:, Gully had action galore last weekend
Motocross r. tying motion returned to Hul-
ly Gull this ah++ iSuiaday. Jim Dickins of
• HenSall finish „,seventh overall in the 80 A
Class. John Kochan of Hensall finished
tenth -in 4h8Jr, 125 B Class. Brian Keys of
Seaforth finished eighth in the 250 Senior
Class. The track was in excellent condition
following•the heavy rain on Saturday. The
berms and traction was excellent with
Kevin Moore of Sarnia turning the track in
a minute thirty.
The next motocross race at Hully Gully
will be held on September 7th with all
classes running.
ATV racing action continued with an
ATV Supercross held at the Aylmer Fair
on Sunday, August 24th. Local rider Paul
Farquhar of Clinton hada big day racing
in three classes. Farquhar finished third
overall in the 200 Mod; second,pv)wr411 in
the Open Mod 4 Stroke; and the winner •of
the 200 Stock. Chuck Collins of Varna plac-
ed third in the 250 Mod; 2nd in the Open
Mod - 2 Stroke; and winner in the Open
Mod - 4 Stroke. Terry McGregor of Kippen
finished 4th overall in the 20D Stock
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