The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-01-21, Page 2Page 2^--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 21, 1987
two local societies receive grants from .council
Lucknow village council - received a
grant request from the Lucknow Hor-
ticultural Society and the Lucknow
Agricultural Society. Council voted to
grant the organizations the 'same grant
allocation as last year with $500 forwarded
WA Agricultural Soeiety and $400 to the
Horticultural Society.
"They're both very worthwhile pro-
jects," said Councillor Ab Murray.
Borrowing bylaw
Council passed its annual borrowing
bylaw --at a limit of $475,000 which, accor-
ding to Clerk Bertha Whitcroft, represents
70 per cent of the village's revenues. The
figure represents a limit as to the amount
the municipality may borrow.
Engineering bill
B.M. Ross and Associates, the village's
engineering firm in charge of the work
connected with the proposed sewage
works,. sent a copy of a bill to council for
$38,450.70 for studies carried out at the
Gordon Brooks property. The bill has- been
forwarded to the Ministry of ethe
Environment.
Subdivision agreement
A draft subdivision agreement PM been
worked out by the village which will set
down guidelines for new development in
the village, including Allan Andrew's plan
to develop his property on the Canning
Street extention. Council will have
solicitor George Brophy to look over the
agreement before it is passed on to Mr.
Andrew.
Toronto convention
A letter was receive from the Good
Roads Association of On ario advising of
their annual conference in Toronto from
February 22 to 25. Lucknow will sent three
delegates including Reeve Herb Clark and
Councillors Ab Murray and John
MacLeod.
Salary increase
Council voted to give Lucknow waste
contractor Floyd Milne a six per cent raise
this year on to his salary of $16,900 per
year.
Call tenders for renovations
Council received confirmation that the
Community Facilities Improvement Grant
to a maximum of $21,000 for improvements
to the Lucknow Town Hall has been con-
firmed by the Ontario Minister of Citizen-.
ship and Culture Lily Monroe. Council mo-
tioned that tenders be called for the
renovation work to the basement. Coun-
cillor John MacLeod declared a conflict of
interest in this matter.
MTC allocation
Lucknow will get an extra $3,400, in their
allocation from the Ministry of Transpor-
tation and Communications ( MTC) for
1987. Tbis year, Lucknow will be given
$43,000 for road contruction in the village
and $28,000 for road maintenance. The
MTC allocation for 1986 was $67,600.
Interim mill rate
Council passed an interim mill rate for
the village. The interim mill rate was set
at 23 mills which represents half of the 1986
mill, rate of 46 mills. The rate will be in ef-
fect until the 1987 budget is finalized in
September.
Road. rebate
Liuc1.now
reeeived4n Bruce County road
rebate of $5,499.95 for 1986. The rebate is
made in December to municipalities in the
COUNCIL
county which submit a statement of road
eXpenditures.
Letter of thanks
Council received a thank -you letter from
Huron -Bruce MPP Murray Elston for a
gift of cheese for arranging and represen-
ting Lucknow council at the meeting with
Ontario Minister of. the Environment
James Bradley regarding the Lucknow
sewage project on November 25.
-March of Dimes campaign coming
The Ontario March of Dimes will carry
out a door-to-door Ability Fund campaign
in Lucknow and Dungannon on January 21
-31.
At the same time, residents 'in rural
areas will receive an appeal letter from
Anne Anderson, the new Rural Campaign
Chairperson.. Laura Lee Cayley, Cam-
paign Chairperson, is looking forward to
full community support for funds toward
services for physically disabled adults in
Ontario.
Approximately one in ten adults in On-
tario are physically disabled. The Ontario
March of Dimes helps physically disabled
adults develop their abilities through a
• variety of services. They provide assistive
devices such as wheelchairs, ramps, and
electronic aids; operate summer camps;
and have a microcomputer program for
vocational training and* education. The
March of dimes also provides vocational
rehabilitation, medical clinics and con-
sulting and informational services.
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