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MR. AND MRS. JEFF FISHER
Donna Regier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Regier, RR 2,
Zurich and Jeff Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher,
Goderich were united in marriage on September 2, 1978 at
St. Peter's Church, St. Joseph, Ontario. The couple has taken
up residence In Goderich.
MR. AND MRS. STEVE GEOFFREY
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Geoffrey were joined in marriage
September 1 at Si. Boniface Parish church, Zurich. Maid of
honour was Wendy Meidinger, ' friend of the bride,
bridesmaid was Debbie Overholt, sister of the bride. Best man
was Allan Regier, friend of the groom, groomsman was Steve
Overholt, brother of the bride. -Ushers were Randy Geoffrey
and Joey Overholt. The couple is now residing in Zurich.
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Hay plan has
few problems
By LAURA RAMSAY
The Hay Township
Secondary Plan is almost
ready for first reading by
Council, but it still poses a
few problems for area
residents.
The meeting at the Hay
Township Hall on Monday
night indicated that the plan
has general approval,
although in its attempt to be
fair to everyone, some
property owners find
themselves caught in the
middle,
. The plan designates 800-
1000 feet of land from the
Lake Huron shore as
recreational area, and the
adjoining 2,000 feet is
designated as restricted
agricultural land. This
means that large scale
agricultural operations will
be restricted and that ex-
pansion of existing
operations will be
prohibited.
Hog producer E. Hendrick
says that he is caught in the
middle; he can't expand his
production and that
restricted agricultural land
is useless to him.
"Unless you can expand,
you go backwards" he said.
Keith Horner, who also
owns property along this
strip beside Highway 21
agreed, and said that he'd
rather see the area zoned as
recreational land if
necessary, rather than
restricted agricultural
property.
"This way you can't do
anything with it" he said.
People who have recently
bought property for purposes
which fall outside of the
Titan's zoning restrictions
may find themselves
"stuck" also.
A person who takes
ownership of a business in an
area zoned residential by the
plan, but who commences
operation before the plan
takes effect, will be allowed
to continue his business after
the plan becomes a by-law.
The problem arises should
the owner decide to change
the nature of the business or
sell the establishment to
someone else who wants to
use the property for another
kind of commercial venture.
He will then violate the
zoning by-law and may have
considerable difficulty in
getting his site rezoned for
commercial pruposes,
This situation is com-
plicated even more if the
property he has purchased is
designated as restricted
agricultural land. He may
then run into difficulty if he
tries to either , operate a
commercial business or go
into intensive farming.
"The basic definition of
this plan is that agricultural
areas,are to be used for farm
land" said George Penfold of
the Huron County Planning
Department.
The plan also provides for
the natural environment to
remain the way it is and to
discourage the scattering of
commercial areas 'and
'residences in strips along the
highways. The . plan also
provides for municipalities
to have some control over
the development of gravel
pits.
"The real tool available to ,
municipalities will be the
zoning by-laws which this;
plan will produce. These will
set out the rules which will
be used to implement this
plan. However it may be one
and a hail' to tWo years
before real land develop-
ment control will exist," said
Penfold.
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Citizens News, October 19, 1978
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