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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-03-08, Page 30"Science and Fashion In Hair Care • M'Lady complete hair care services • M'Lords hair cutting & styling — Tues., Thurs. evening • Senior cltlat5ns discounts Wednesday afternoons Plus.* Nucleic acid & protein hair treatments Where??? The Beauty Lounge AT "Naturally" 81 East St„ GODERICH 524-8994 • ,' ' 1 H.O. JERRY LTD. Complete line of PAPER PRODUCTS 1 PARTY SUPPLIES Products for every user. • H.O. JERRY LTD. ; "The Paper People" 185 Park St. GODERICH 524-2855 � 1 1 PAGE 8A —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 8., 1979 • Council awaits ministry reply Objection against Cherrydale At the February 6 Colborne Township Council meeting, Deputy - Reeve Jewell was chairman as Reeve Bogie. was attending the Rural Municipalities Con- vention in Toronto. Accounts totalling $27,6,10.69 were approved for payment:. Engineer Shifflett reported regarding the John Allin Drain cleanout, the Feagan Drain Extension and also read the John Feagan Drainage Warks Report. As all parties attending expressed st:.tisfaction with the report, it was approved by council. A tile drainage_ appNation for the John Feagan property vas also ap- proved. The 1978 statement of road expenses and final 1978 petition for subsidy was approved. Some discussion took place about the Lakeport Steel request to move to Colborne Township and the accountant was requested to examine the books of the company to prove that 50 percent of the business was in 'agriculture. Council instructed the road superintendent to order enough weed spray through the Huron County Road Department for 25 miles for both sides of the township road- ways. He was also in- structed to advertise for tenders for the crushing. and spreading of gravel. He recommended several roads for 1979 con- struction, namely the golf course road, Bogie's Beach road, the John Feagan road, the fourth Concession ED at the culvert, Sowerby road, Ribey sideroad, .Wraith bridge, and, asked for a supplementary grant for improvement to the River Mill Bridge at , Benmiller and a new grader. Council was informed that the new chainsaw had arrived. The • road superin- .tendent.was instructed to get the Colborne Township school bus routes for mapping. John Hazlitt and John Maaskant, approached council regarding Cherrydale Farm becoming a commercial enterprise and thus restricting agriculture and also about the Bishop property, Maitland Concession. The Clerk was instructed to contact Gary Davidson, Huron County Planner, regarding the presen- tation and request a written reply. Two building permits were approved. Fordyce Clark, township building inspector, said that a building permit for a large commercial building planned for Huron Cliffs must have engineer's plans and specifications. development of his business. Cooke stated that a large building would be -erected and no scrap' metal would be handled. Racks for handling large steel beams, etc. would be built. The Clerk was instructed to contact Gary Davidson, Huron County Planner, as to procedure and his comments regarding a public meeting. Two requests for grants were presented resulting in a grant of $50 for 1979 to the Huron County Plowman's Association and $25 for the Huron County Historical Society for 1979 being approved by council. . Five Huron County land division question- naires were presented. That of Michael Mallough was rejected as being too close td' the airport for a congested residential area. Fred and Evelyn Sandy's was approved with the understanding that no more severance would be granted until the roadway in the subdivision is improved to M.T.C. standards. The other three were left for more information. A resolution to request Gary Davidson, Huron County Planner, to prepare a holding by-law for the village of Saltford, was approved. The Clerk was to send a letter to the Ministry of Housing regarding the progress,of the questionnaire on the Springbank Develop- ment. ASSESSMENT At the February 20 council meeting Floyd -Jenkins,-1Turon-Perth Assessment • Co1n- missioner and T.G. Boyd, Regional Commissioner, were in attendance. The latter reviewed the past history of market value assessment and its rejection. because of being too expensive to the provincial government. Boyd informed council that an assessment review under Section 86 of The ' Assessment Act would 'use 1975 market value as a base. The total assessment would remain the same and change in assessment would be an equalizing LAKEPORT STEEL Tom Cooke, owner of Lakeport Steel • and associated businesses, approached council regarding 'his plans to purchase Skyway Market property for the or LIFE • INSURANCE effect according to classification. Deputy:Reeve Jewell questioned Boyd regarding seasonal residential property and he was informed that market value would be a factor considered. Also noted w,as that the change of assessment would be effective in the 1980 taxes. In conclusion, •Councillor MacPhee made a motion that council request a review assessment which was approved. Some discussion took place regarding the complete removal of assessment on buildings of no value. Jenkins explained that The Assessment Act specified that property of no value had to be assessed as zero value and it was up to council to enforce the removal of dangerous and unsightly buildings. CHERRYDALE FARM Mrs. Mazzolini, owner of Cherrydale Farm, approached council as Reeve Bogie had requested discussion regarding John Hazlitt's objection to the Cherrydale farm house becoming a commercial business. Mrs. Mazzolini stated that she had obtained a licence from the' Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism similar to the licence used by the for- mer owner. Discussion centred around a non -conforming use in an agricultural area and its effect to any expansion of a poultry farm operation. Council was informed that John had been .forwarded s letter aided to the Huron County Planner and the Ministry of Industry and Tourism for their consideration and reply. Considerabale discussion was given regarding the township roadway to the Cherrydale Farm. It was, estimated that the cost to purchase land and im- prove the present roadway for winter traffic would be $20,000 on which there would be a 50 percent grant if approved . by council and M.T.C. Also considered was Mrs. Mazzolini to pur- chase land from Norman Durst and ,construct her own roadway (private) to the Maitland Concession. Mrs. Mazzolini agreed to contact Norman Durst regarding a Janeway to the Maitland Concession and to 'contact John Hazlitt regarding his objections. Ben Straughan, township accountant, answered questions regarding the 1978 receipts and expenses and he stated that the township 1978 audit was completed and that the financial report should be available soon. A councillor questioned convention expenses and the accountant stated that he would present a breakdown at the next council meeting as membership fees "and other costs were included in convention costs. ' Council approved . the printing and mailing of a statement of Colborne Township's 1978 assets and liabilities to the township property owners with their 1979 tax notices. Council was informed that the final instalment cheque of $2,500 regar- ding the provincial grant for the Colborne Town- ship Secondary Plan study had been received. The road 'superin- tendent reported that Murray Reed of Lon- desboro had a licence to spray municipal road ditch,.s and he indicated that he would contact him for weed spraying the township roads, In other road business it was agreed to keep the present grader with M LC approval Three land severances were approved. The tender of Lyall Mabon (Goderich Aluminum and Home Improvement) was accepted forirenovations to and panelling of the Township Hall Com- munity Centre and also for installing a second -washroom. In regard to the Sager Subdivision, the Clerk was instructed to check with the engineers about preparation of park land and maintenance, drainage to the river and lot deposit security. • Regarding"'k the titpringbank` Develop- ment, the Huron County Planning Committee requested that the draft plan be returned for changes in regard to the size of the number of lots and roadway to an ad- joining property. Correspondence in, eluded: a letter from Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority about a letter from a Saltford resident concerning the establishment of a health and recreation centre on the river flats to which' council voiced objection; a letter about the Township having a float in the Clinton Spring Fair parade (Leonard Fisher was to be contacted ) ;• and a, letter about Auburn's 125th birthday tug-of-war between. townships. (Wayne Millian was appointed captain for Colborne). A grant of $25 was .approved for the Dungannon Agricultural Society. • The Bogie's Beach Cottage Association O.M.B. Hearing was announced for April 3 at ' the Assessment Office, Goderich. Metric drainage conversion was an- nounced to start June 1. The , student summer work program was discussed. By-law number 5 - 1979 regarding John Feagan's• Municipal Drainage Works was approved by council. The Clerk was in- structed to check for information about The Heritage Act. By-law 6 - 1979 regarding applying for a $20,000 Home Renewal Program grant was approved by council. Domtar to join natural gas exploration Domtar announced recently that it will participate in a joint venture with Canadian Hunter Exploration Limited of Calgary to acquire , and develop natural gas reserves in the "Deep Basin" area of Alberta and British Columbia. The area in- cludes the Elmworth field with prov.ed reserves already making it one of the larger gas fields in North America. 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