The Brussels Post, 1974-10-30, Page 7IF
N
porters
DUCATIO
led
vember7
2, 1974
rter and may
ity of Huron,
. HORNER
Township
, Ontario
is
Munici-
ssels in
'n corn
Mims ,
914
974
it and
Reeve,
illage
Com-
Public
which
take
'ird-
candi-
id of-
he rep
open-
e pun
'Clock
he af•
74
4
ay of
ing
fice
NOMINATIONS
TOWNSHIP of GREY
NOTICE is hereby given to the Munici-
pal Electors of the Township of Grey in
the the County of Huron that in com-
pliance with The Municipal Elections
Act, 1972, the period for
NOMINATIONS in the said
TOWNSHIP of GREY
is the period from
Thursday, Nov. 7th, 1974
until
Tuesday, Nov. 12th, 1974
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
•
for the purpose of nominating fit and
proper persons for the office of Reeve,
Deputy-Reeve and three Councillors to
serve the Township of Grey; three
Trustees to serve the Police Village of
Ethel; two School Trustees' by Public
School Electors to serve the Huron
County School Board for the combined
Municipalities of Brussels, Morris and
Grey of which all electors are hereby re-
quired to take notice and govern them-
selves accordingly, and ifa greater num-
ber of candidates than required to fill
the said J offices, are nominated and
make the required declarations, polls
will be opened on the dates stated be-
low for the purposes of taking the poll
from 11 o'clock in the forenoon until 8
o'clock in the afternoon.
Advance Poll —
Saturday, Nov. 23, 1074
PoLualp DAY
* Monday, ,De. 2, 1974
Given under my hand this 30th day of
October, 1974.
Edythe M. Cardiff
Returning' Miter
SEPARATE SCHOOL I
NOMINATION of TRUSTEES
Nominations of Separate School Supporters
for representation on the Huron-Perth
County Roman Catholic Separate School
Board for the years 19(75 and 1976 will be
received by the undersigned
COMMENCING ON
Thursday, Nov. 7th, 1974
AND UNTIL. 5 P.M. ON
Tuesday, Nov. 12th, 1974
Nominees may be from any of the following
municipalities Townships of Grey, Hallett;
Howick, Morris and McKillop and the Town
of Clinton.
One representative from the' above
municipalities to be elected.
Required nomination forms may be Obtained
froni any Municipal Clerk'so ffice .
latior McClure
Clerk,McKillOp Township
RATEPAYERS' MEETING
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
A Ratepayers' Meeting for the
Township of Grey
Will be held on
Thursday, November 7th, 1974
at 2 p.m.
ETHEL COMMUNITY CENTRE
Edythe M. Cardiff
Township Clerk
THE BRUSSELS 'POST- OCTOBER 19t4.4
renovations to existing ones can
be done so that they blend into
the existing brick facades and
don't spoil the unity of the
commercial core.
"The planning board can help
with designs, and people are
usually quite happy to do this",
he said. Reeve McCutcheon said
that the new liquor store planned
for Turnberry St. will hopefully
fit in with the existing brick
fronted stores.
WINNING RUNNER — Carol Wheeler of R.R.5,
Brussels, a Grade 8 student at Brussels Public School
won first prize in the senior girls cross country run at
Turnberry Central,School on Thursday.
(Photo by Pat Langlois)
ew plan
(Continued from Page 1)
ddson added.
RNve McCutcheon said that he
acouncil and the planners had
d,a lot of discussion on where to
the highway commercial
dig, "Car washes, implement
lets etc, have to have
pay access and there is, just
there else in the village where
can get a highway area", he
id.
Herb Stretton commented from
e audience that he doubted
at Brussels would ever need a
ghivay commercial area.
The reeve replied that many
s inesses these days require
re room than the commercial
re could possibly provide and
31 it was a good idea to have
other area zoned commercial
liable.
Reeve McCutcheon said he
ought that the area in question
old not make a pleasant
sidential subdivision and
eated that it was the only area
liable for commercial
"Who's going to pay to extend
veers to the new commercial
a?", one person wanted to
ow, Huron County planner Nick
ill said perhaps a contract could
drawn up between a developer
d the village. Provincial money.
available to help pay the
age's share, he added. Septic
terns could always be installed
people in the Highway
mmercial area, the reeve said.
Reeve McCutcheon
phasized throughout the
eling that the plan is open to
endment, both before and aft
it is passed by council,
viably at their November 4
ding. "We probably don't
a the people here (at last
esday's meeting) who are most
named ...it's all right here (in
plan). We'd like to tell them
out it."
Not closed
'We're not closed for question
debate", the reeve said.
once to the next council
eting if you're concerned
out something".
Achange in the plan's wording
mobile homes was made after
suggestion from several people
the audience. Mr. Davidson
id mobile homes are "those
ch come in on their own
Wag gear, not factory built
Ines with pitched roofs".
To avoid having single wide
bile homes on residential lots
her than mobile home parks, a
Lain minimum width, as well
square footage will be used to
inguisli mobile homes from
Tory builts which are meant to
placed on foundations.
"Why can't you put a double
mobile home on a cellar on a
ular lot rather than in a trailer
k?" someone asked. The
ve thought council, would
ept that and Mr. Davidson
u, "Perhaps it could be subject
he neighbours, if they do n't
George Langlois asked What
thority the plan gives council
buildings in the village
eh have been designated
ode. Council could hold, up the mice of a demolition perm
i
t
six months, Planning Director
idson said.
e adriee is available to ovvners
historic buildings who want to
ke alterations, he a dded, "We
to
help you
d rnak
design
ne it fi t tvhateVer
your
addit ion
in wit with
buildin g's style".
Historic
eeveMcCuteheon commented
t the county planners had niaded one historic
0, Brussels Council 18r MI
to paint his house her than put
modern Siding on
f
ans to promote harmony
angs t the buildings in the
Ilbetry Street conithercial core
e explained by Mt Davidson. Ins for now stores or I