Times-Advocate, 1978-11-09, Page 18Pag* 18 Ttrnes-Advocate, November 9* 1978 Battle over services and interest bill
Grand Bend still at odds with Stephen
Stephen township and the
village of Grand Bend con
tinue to have a difficult time
getting along with each
other as two of the many
problems between the two
municipal bodies surfaced
once again at the village
council meeting Monday
night.'
The village received yet
another letter from the
ministry of housing infor
ming them of their obliga
tion to provide services to
the proposed Green Forest
Estates subdivision to he
located in the township just
outside of Grand Bend
After clerk-treasurer
Louise Clipperton read the
letter to council, councillor
Keith Crawford upon further
perusal of the letter said
"This thing doesn't make
sense ”
At an earlier council it had
been stated that a three par
ty agreement between the
developer, the township and
the village had specified
that the township must
make a request to the
village for the provision of
services.
When Reeve Bob Sharen
asked council's appointee to
the Public Utilities Commis
sion Bill Baird if such a re
quest had been made, Baird
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for
Public School Board Candidatesreplied in the negative.
Clipperton was authorized
by council to send a letter to
Lambton MPP Lome
Henderson informing him
that the village will not
provide the services until a
request is forthcoming.
Sharen said the letter should
also say that the ministry of
housing and the township
are acting “in concert’’
against the village.
The other problem area
between the two
governments which made
another appearance Monday
was the township’s request
for interest which they say
The question of the possi
ble closing of Grand Bend
Public School was men
tioned by Sharen who said he
had learned the reports
which had circulated in the
press a few weeks ago came
out of a public finance
meeting and not the regular
meeting of the board of
education.
Sharen said the matter
had been discussed but no
definite decision had been
made.
Superintendent of business
for the Lambton Board of
Education A. Ewasko has
said the school won’t close.
the village owes them on an
account from the Stanlake
drain construction.
The village maintained
they should not be charged
interest since it was
Stephen’s responsibility to
send the bill promptly.
A letter received from the
township’s lawyers in
formed the village they
would take the necessary
legal steps to recover the
money if it was not
forthcoming within seven
days.
Council referred the
matter to the village’s
lawyer.
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GRAND BEND SOCCER BANQUET — The annual banquet and awards night of the Grand Bend Minor Soccer Association
was held Saturday evening. One of the many teams honoured were the minor atoms who had a highly successful year. The
team was managed by Darlene Glavin and coached by Joe Kaak.Team members include Kelly Dalton, Jim Ansley, Kirk Fer
naid, Scott Fields, Danny Oliver, Jeff Ansoms, Justin Peckett, Darrel Glavin, Joseph Kaak, Bruce Dietrich, Jeff Anderson and
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appearance of a' represen
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Doug Barker who up until
three weeks ago was
associated with the village’s
present engineers, the
Kleinfelt Group, said he
would like to continue to do
business with the village.
Barker said his new com
pany would be able to
provide a higher level of ser
vice to the community due
to the stability of its labour
force.
Following a description of
his new company. Barker in
formed council, he would
continue to act on behalf of
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the Rice Group, the owners
of Grand Cove Estates.
The engineer said Grand
Cove had applied to the
Huron County Planning
Department for a spot zon
ing change which would
allow Grand Cove to expand
in the portion of the develop
ment situated in Stephen
township.
Director of the planning
department Gary Davidson
confirmed such a request
had been made which had to
be forthcoming before the
expansion would be per
mitted.
He said Stephen’s secon
dary plan allows for the ex
pansion of the trailer park |
but that it had not received I
final approval from the On- '
tario Municipal Board.
A spot zoning change
would allow Grand Cove to
proceed with the develop- I
ment of the area in Stephen.
When asked by a coun
cillor if Rice was definitely
going to proceed with an ex
pansion, Barker replied it
was dependent on the
market conditions of the
day.
A spokesman for Grand
Cove confirmed the develop
ment would be expanding
but that no definite date had
been set.
Mary Speiran told the
Times-Advocate Grand
Cove has a capacity of 700
units of which over 260 have
been installed.
She said over 200 of these
units are now occupied. The
company has purchased an
additional 50 acres of land
abutting on Highway 21,
Speiran stated.
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Club No. 2, the “Munchy
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Club No. I the “Nutritious
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Judging and evaluation of
tea biscuits was the main
feature of this meeting.
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for texture, color, shape,
taste, crust and odour.
Club 2 were discussing
Achievemnt day coming up
November 18 at Stephen
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Books were checked.
Margaret Smits reported for
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Group six were in charge
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