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Council approves
four tiny houses
for CCRC site
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emergency services to respond when
necessary.
While he recognized the extra
parking, he said people will still
park as close as possible, even in
places that aren't allowed.
Fire Chief Ryan Ladner said he
would look over the site plan that
precedes any construction on the
site.
The addition of accommodation
also concerned Knott, who said it
could have an impact on the
upcoming accommodation review
being conducted in the village,
however several councillors said that
the kind of accommodation
suggested, a place for artists at the
Blyth Festival or instructors at the
CCRC to stay over long periods,
wasn't the thrust of the review.
Knott was also concerned about
the letter that was sent to residents
near the school, saying that it didn't
explain how "substantial" a
reduction the change to parking was.
Young said the letter explained the
reduction in parking, but Knott said
people needed to be aware it was a
reduction of "nearly half' of the
required spots.
Seip agreed with some of Knott's
points, but said that all the problems
brought up can be dealt with through
a proper site plan. Young agreed,
saying alternatives could be
researched and discovered for all the
issues raised.
She said North Huron could also
draft an agreement that would
include specific requirements to be
met before allowing development to
go forward.
North Huron Council approved
the recommendation of the planning
department to allow the inclusion of
the four detached dwellings at the
Blyth CCRC site and the reduced
parking signs.
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Affairs Jeff Leal and Conservative Party Leader Patrick
Brown were all in attendance. (Denny Scott photo)
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very important people were paraded to the grounds, including the Ryan and Craig families,
among others who donated their land to make the 100th IPM a reality in Walton. (Denny Scott
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