The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-02-26, Page 3ttueknaw Sentinel. Wednesdav, Eebruary 26, 1997 Page 3
TKh,•i�ss....ders blue bores
Kinloss township -council continues its efforts to P.m -
mote. recycling at the landfill she. Four 95 gallonbins
will be purchased, at a cost of $83 each. An Order for
100 blue boxes will also' be placed with. Bruce Area
Recyling, The blue boxes willbe sold to residents at
cost.
George,McBride has been appointed as livestock,val-
uer, to replace Paul Maclntyre, who resigned' the , posi
.o -
.. tion. '
Council has now agreed that the reeve and one. mem-
ber from the. Kinloss recreation representatives will meet
with other reeves and reps to resolve the recreation
agreement dispute. •
Council is looking for volunteers to fortis a committee
to -study production of a Kinloss "township history •book..
Once the, committee is formed; an application will be
'submitted to the federal government for a grant.
The '$461 Association of Municipalities of Ontario:.
(AMO) membership' feehas been deemed worthwhile
by council. and,will be paid for 1997. Ontario Small
• Urban Municipalitiesand Rural Ontario Municipal
Association are affiliates of AMO. Important informa
tion about changes to government structure and inforina-
tion sessions help keep council better apprised.
Reevelim Boyle's manner of sharing county infor-
mation
nformation with council was questioned by Councillor
Gerald Mowbray. Boyle. handed out the latest Bruce
County 'Highways and county council minutes for
review, Mowbray has Concerns that no verbal report is
being brought back to: council on county issues that
affect Kitloss.
Cauncilagreed to give Kinloss. Community Centre 20
• .free bag: tags, after ` Councillor Gerald .Doelman was
approached about..this'matter.
Bob Bergman attended the meeting to give comments.
and voice concerns. on -the proposed amalgamation: with
Lucknow.
Council's .next meeting will be field. at 9:30 a.m..on
March 3, ratherthan,in the evening, so discussion may
take place on the union contract .with the road depart-
ment* employees. The contract is up for renewal at the
end of May.
Qn a mission, cl.�an �.p landfill slt0:.
West Wawanosh town:-
ship
own:ship council is on a mis-
sion to clean up the land-
' fill site. At its DecenTher
meeting, council directed
the landfill site:supervisor,.
George Dodds, to siphon
the water out of the trench,.
fill in the trench complete-
ly; build a: wire mesh bin
to house plastic oil . con-"
tamers, and dispose of
piles, by Jan.. 6,
Council also said that
elimination of scrap :piles:
must be. maintained on a
continuous basis.
In •keeping with the
commitment .to beautify
the landfill' site'by'planting.'
grass sexed and trees along
the fence line in the license fee bylaw to
spring, council authorized . reflect this change, All
the purchaseof spruce other rates remain 'the
Trees with •. .
a maxi -
.1111 u' nn
budget
of $500.
Reeve.
Bob.
Hallam.. will` meet with
land -owners adjacent to
the landfill site to discuss
ways of lowering water
levels around the site.
If•you own more than
two dogs, it's going to cost
you :$40 for each :one in
excess of two. An amend-
ment was madeto.the dog
•
•
same as in
1995,
Council
has con-
s e n te d
onsented
with con
ditions, the severing of.
100 acres from a 200 acre
parcel at Lot 19, Cont, 6,
owned by , Alex and 'Janet
Van Niekerk. Conditions
includea' legal entrance
way on the west half of.
Lot 19, Section 65' of the
Drainage .Act be addressed
satisfactorily, . and ;that the
buildings are within the
proper separation distance
.to the property line.
The payment of the
final two percent hold'
back, -less .$21,500,• has. -
been made to D' Amore `.
Construction Ltd. for .tile
Dungannon drainage pro-
ject. The: $21,500 is being
retained . until, 'issues
between;. the construction
company,. Huron Tel and,
Ashfield. Township are
resolved.: • '
.Andy. ''•McBridC' of
Maitland _ Engineering has
been appointed to Make a
preliminary report on, pro-
posed drainage works filed
- by'Fina:Bos.
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Public Health. Currently;.
the county doesn't` pay
directly into' the Home
Care budget; Still to, be
calculated is the cost of
amibulance.service for all.
county residents, '"We have
beenunable to ascertain
even . an estimate,..
Jamieson. said: •
.$6:6: million in Jong
.`term care Costs. Jamieson
called this a' "conserva_ '.
tiive"; estimate. Actual fig-
. ures could . ruii' as high • as
$10 million. The cost is in
addition to -existing bud
-
.gets for, eounty .homesfor
the aged .
$1.2 million t� take'
over 110 km _ of provincial
highways 6, 4, 9 and 8.6
- $13.4 million 'in, wel-
fare, child 'care and public
'housing costs.. Still to. be
calculated is the cost of
"special care" housing
- $5 million .for munici
pal •water and sewage.treat-
arch
level
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could fluctuate' from year ports in Tobermory, and $58:0,,00'in •telephone
to,year Kincardine; Port Elgin company, receipts that .will
$200 00 to', replace ...$15.8 million to ..-now go to the province
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Chesley, Durham and
Meaford with "Primary
health centres," without
'beds' or ctnergency ser-
vices is the most'contro-
versial proposal in the
report.
Eagleson called the
terms of reference given
• meeting remains in dou�
the DHC by the province
"flawed."
The question now, he.
said, is "if we aregoingto.
be forced to 'vote on this
report based on the terms
of reference, :dr are we
going to vote ' on ;how 'the'
people feel?"
The D} -IC 'chair was
•
critical of "local politi-
cans" such as Bruce MP
Barb Fisher, who are now
complaining about 'the,
terms of. reference forcing
a flawed report.
"It's their terms of ref-'
erence. They gave them to
us," said Eagleson.
Eagleson: said the coon,
ci i' has heard "loud and
clear what the people
want."
A response from the
minister of health was
expected within the •next,
few days, said Eagleson.
Until then, the ;status of
the March, 4 meeting.
remains in doubt.
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