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Hensall council unhappy
with paving contractor
Hensall council is very
dissatisfied with the condition
their contractor left the sides of
the street and boulevards. The
contractors paved over a couple
of sanitary manholes within the
village and in paving the streets
they raised them two or three
inches thus making the shoulders
of the road too low.
"It will cost us thousands of
dollars if we attempt to fix
everything ourselves," remarked
Reeve Coog Knight, "I feel they
are responsible and we should
make every attempt to get the
money out of the contractor."
The Ministry of the Environ-
ment is holding back a certain
portion of the contractors fee so
council is hopeful they will be
able to put some pressure on the
contractor to complete the job• to
their satisfaction.
Council granted permission for
the International Plowing Match
to place a 16 inch sign with their
logo on it on the community
service club signs at the en-
trances to the village for the year
1978 as the Plowing Match will be
in Huron County that year.
August 1 was declared a civic
holiday by council for the village
of Hensall.
Council informed councillor
Homer Campbell he may inform
the Parks Bd. council has no
objections to changing the ball
'diamond to the west corner of the
grounds with the backstop
against the bush rather than
having it in the east corner as had
been originally planned.
Clerk -treasurer Bob Heil gave
his semi-annual treasurers
report to council and the amounts
spent as of June 30 were almost
without exception close to 50% of
the total budgets allotted for each
area. Councail was pleased to see
they were staying within their
budget.
Council went in camera to
discuss twelve applications they
received for the job of clerk -
treasurer for the village. The
applications were narrowed to
four and these four will be in-
terviewed next week.
A decision on the new clerk
must be made soon as the present
clerk, Bob Heil will be leaving as
of July 31. ..
Farmers exempt
The Ontario government will
exempt bona fide Ontario far-
mers from the land speculation
tax if they have farmed their land
for ten years or more.
Agriculture and Food Minister
Bill Newman explained that the
ten-year period need not be
consecutive. He also said the
exemption applies to farmers
who are occupying their land but
are not farming it, so long as they
did farm it for at least ten years
in the past. For farmers who
have farmed for less than ten
years, the government will
permit a partial exemption.
These changes will be made by
amendment to The Land
Speculation Tax Act during this
session of the Legislature and
will be retroactive to April 20,
1977.
Mr. Newman said the changes
were being made particularly to
protect the retiring farmer who
may live on his land without
farming it for a few years before
actually selling it.
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Citizens News, July 13, 1977
Page 15
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