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Grand BendCouncrl
Moves to Enforce
Water By-laws
Grand Bend Council last
,Monday night took definite
steps to enforce provisions of
the recently passed water
installation by law No. 199-
1969.
A commercial establishment
that has been hooked illegally
to the system without obtaining
a licence, was given 24 hours
to have the water turned off and
follow the proper procedure to
obtain a hook-up licence and
make the necessary connections.
If the water is not shut off
voluntarily, the village will
take steps to shut the water
off at the street line and also
take legal action to prosecute
under provisions of the bylaw.
At the same meeting, council
received a proposal of water
rates to be used under the new
water system as provided by
E. A. Ladbrooke of the Ontario
Resources Commission.
.A flat rate of $ 35 per year
will be charged to all domest-
ic all -year users and a rate of
$26 to cover an eight month
period for summer residents.
Commercial establishments
where no water is used in
trade will pay a flat rate of
$39. 78 per annum while
inetered commercial rates will
be a minimum charge of $21
for the first 30, 000 gallons
per month with a billing of
60 cents per 1, 000 gallons
there after.
The proposed rates were
accepted by council and will
be subject to review in 1970.
Clerk Murray A. DesJardins
was instructed to prepare a
bylaw banning the sale of
fireworks in the village of Grand
Bend at all times. A bylaw
prohibiting the setting off of
fireworks has been in effect
for many years.
The Grand Bend volunteer
fire brigade is planning to
stage a mammoth fireworks
display on the beach on Sat-
urday night, May 17.
Vendors and retailers are
again being urged by council
to sell soft drinks in cans and
paper containers again this
year to eliminate the hazard
of broken glass.
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Symphony Concert
Something new and
exciting is in store for every-
one who enjoys the sound of
a full-sized, professional
symphony when the London
Symphony Orchestra makes
its first visit to Exeter next
week.
Performances in communities
outside London have been
held on Sunday afternoons in
the past. This year, aiming
its program at a more adult
audience, the orchestra will
appear in midweek with an
evening concert.
Exeter will host the Symphony
on Thursday, May 8 at South
Huron District. High School,
commencing a a t 8:00 p.m.
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