HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-11, Page 17PAGE 16 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1979
Goderichpoiice investigate
accidents s and breakins
BY JOANNE At noon on Friday, motorcycle being driven Mrs. Margaret Boa. stolen from 207 Huron
BUCHANAN October 5 a motorcycle north on Bayfield Road Some damage was done Road. It was recovered break and enter 1. null Chief Kit Mr.lains that
and car collided .at ythe by Michael Gilbert, 27, of to the house and Bell `� occurred at Gord'S Spurts n is not Mr. Eider's
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corner of Bennett Street R.R. 5 Goderich. received slight injuries. A person has beenlarresle. ted on Bayfield Road the responsibility to remove
and Bayfield Road. Gilbert sustained total estimate of damage and charged and other •
night o f September 24. these animals. The onus
The car was being minor injuries and a total to the two vehicles and charges are endinMotorcycleparts and is on the property owner
driven west off Bennett of $750 damage was done the house is not known On g pending. Kawasaki jackets and himself.
Street by Les Riley, 59, of to the two vehicles. yet. Wednesday , gloves were stolen in that Four cells have been
115 Nelson Street, when it On Tuesday, October 9 lack
Over the past weekend, Corvette was stolen ctober 3 a 1974 bfrom incident.
was struck sideways by a at 1removed at the Goderich
p.m. a car accident a stop sign at the corner the Goderich Fina Police ChiefpliPat King Police Station rtor make
occurred at the stop light of Picton and Albert station. It was later says the police depart -way for interrogation
• intersection at the corner Streets and one at the r e co v e r e d , bad 1 mens occasionally gets rooms and an office, in a
of Britannia and Huron corner of North and damaged, at Oakridges, calls from people saying space formerly occupied
Roads. g they have caught a by the, building inspector
Trafalgar Streets, were north of Toronto.. The skunk, rat or some other and more recently °c-
on
car being driven west knocked over. These incident is' still under such type of animal on copied by the fire
on' Britannia Road by incidents are still under investigation.
James Bell, 35, of 240 investigation. their property. They ask department, subject to
Dawn Rose Drive struck 4lsogthis Goderich police are for Animal Control approval from the proper
a car being driven north weekend, a duringtruck was also still investigating a Officer Dick Eisler but committees.
on Huron Road by Kevin broken into on Mill Road•...•••®••.•..••••••••••t®••••••••••••••••••®•®
Williams, 21, of 128 and a fly, rod and reel •
Oxford Street. After the stolen from inside.
Williams car was struck, Early Sunday morning, greAt reasons why
to
it crossed the road and October 7, a GMC pickup
ran into a house at 129 truck
Huron Road occupied by Stewart Aluminum, was
®ushould
Goderich Police report
two accidents, a car and
truck the't, a break-in
and some vandalism in
town over the past two
weeks. •
Hurcn zoning
meets objection
BY JEFF SEDDON if the four Campbell lots
A proposal to rezone are rezoned he could see
two lots on Huron Road the highway commercial
from residential to high- land use "creeping all the
way commercial met two way•along the street".
objections Tuesday night Deputy -reeve Bob
at a public meeting. Allen pointed out to the
board that highway
commercial lots are rare
in Goderich. Allen said
there is a limited amount
of highway property left
that could be used for this
type of trade.
He added that the
Suncoast extension is not
a connecting ' link and
can't beitermed a high-
way. He said the only
streets that can be
designated highway
commercial are Bayfield
Road, Huron Road and
Victoria Avenue. of '
"If we don't put high-
way commercial land use
on a highway where on
earth are we goir.g to put
it?" asked the deputy -
reeve.
Planning board
reserved its decision until
its November session,
Planning board held a
public .meeting to give
landowners surrounding
the Huron Road property
owned by Dr. Karl
Campbell an opportunity
to object to the zoning
change.
The lots Campbell
- wants made commercial
fronton the north side of
Huron Road between
Maple and Walnut
. Streets..
Campbell requested the
zonin,g change telling
planning board he was
not sure exactly what he
was going to construct on
the lots. He said the
building he did put up
would house businesses
requiring access to a
heavily travelled street
for success. But he did
not specify if the building
would house one' business
or several.
Two residents of
Cambridge Street ob-
jected ' to Campbell's„
project. Chris Kiar told
planning board a
rezoning would be
premature since the
board is in the process of •
updating its official plan
for the` town. Kiar said
that update would regpire
a study of the Huron Road
'which should show if the
highway commercial
property was needed.
George . 'Mulholland's
objection was based, on
recent development of
residential' property
surrounding Campbell's
lots. He told the board the
entire block was zoned
residential and had been
developed as such in the
past four years. He said
people that bought houses
in the neighborhood did
so because of that zoning.
"I cannot fathom this
decision," • he told the
board. "For the sake of
four lots it will tear apart
a new residential area. If
highway commercial -is
really that important why
not use the Suncoast
Drive extension."
..Mulholland added that
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