The Citizen, 1994-03-16, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1994. PAGE 17.
McKillop council to re-examine asphalting project
Money made available to the
municipalities through the federal
government's infrastructure pro
gram, has caused a controversy in
McKillop township.
Council decided at the Feb. 1
meeting to use the funds to asphalt
Sideroad 10/11, north of Highway
8.
A delegation of 14 taxpayers
attended the March 1 meeting ask
ing council to reconsider their deci
sion.
Peter Raithby, spokesperson for
the group, asked council to consid
er the asphalting of Cone. 12/13
KEVIN JOHNSTON
Kevin Johnston of RR2, Bluevale
passed away as the result of a
snowmobile accident on Saturday,
March 12, 1994. He was in his 31st
year.
Mr. Johnston was the loving son
of Leona and John Johnston of
Bluevale and the brother of Karen
and Jeff Smith of Bluevale. He was
the dear grandson of Margaret
Stewart of Ripley. He was the
beloved uncle of two nieces Jolan-
da and Jenelle Smith and a very
dear friend of Jennifer Moore of
Molesworth.
Mr. Johnston rested at Betts
Funeral Home, Brussels from 6-9
p.m. Monday. Funeral services
were held there the following after
noon at 2 p.m. Rev. Paul Chambers
was the officiating clergy.
Pallbearers were Brad Campbell,
Jeff Smith, Tom Black, Bruce Hig
gins, Shawn McGinnis and Rob
Black. Carrying floral tributes were
Roger Kamrath and Mark Dustow.
Interment will be in the spring at
Brussels Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy,
donations to St. Andrew's Church,
Molesworth or the Gideons Bible
Society would be appreciated.
instead.
The group presented several
points which they thought showed
the greatest need for the asphalting
of the concession.
Mr. Raithby listed: comparison
number of residences on each road,
sideroad is not a required connect
ing link with present paved County
Road system, consider existing
business and gravel pits on Cone.
12/13, volume of traffic created by
Family Paradise and comparison of
maintenance costs.
He requested traffic be measured
by a counter.
Mr. Raithby also presented coun
cil with 19 letters of concern from
the residents of Cone. 12/13.
There will be further discussion
by council on the matter.
Road Superintendent Wayne
Dolmage was authorized by council
to call tenders for 28,000 imperial
tons of gravel for road maintenance
and 35 imperial tons of calcium
chloride.
He will also advertise for a per
son to weigh gravel for resurfacing.
HPRCSSB retains all trustees
In conjunction with the Huron
County Board of Education, the
Huron-Perth Roman Catholic Sec
ondary School Board agreed, at the
Feb. 28 meeting, to seek approval
from the Minister of Education for
a modified school year calendar.
The collective agreement with
the Huron-Perth OECTA Elemen
tary Unit will be closed until Aug.
31, 1996.
♦♦♦
The board decided not to pay for
the medical examinations of its
drivers.
♦♦♦
A transfer from Schedule 1 to
Schedule 2 Workers' Compensation
Board effective January 1993 was
approved by the board, subject to
the final report from WCB.
The road accounts were approved
for payment in the amount of
$19,860.11.
* Gregory Beuermann advised
council of problems with his closed
rectangular manure tank, measuring
48 ft. by 50 ft. by 12 ft.
The tank, located on Lot 7, Cone.
8, has a crack in the southwest wall
which causes it to lean into the tank
by approximately four inches.
Council filed the letter received
from Mr. Beuermann's engineer.
A residential lot severance for
Plan 254, Lot 2 in Tuckersmith
Twp., owned by Matt Haney and
Bert Vandendool, was approved by
council.
Approval was given for the
rezoning of West Part Lot 4, East
Part Lot 5, Cone. 9. The rezoning
allowed for a decrease in the side
yard requirement.
Two tile drainage loan applica
tions from Neil Murray and Glenda
Murray were accepted by council.
The applications were for Lot 6,
Cone. 2, $6,700, and Lot 7, Cone.
3, $7,500.
The board will join the School
Boards' Workers' Compensation
Co-operative and will continue to
set aside the current allocation for
WCB to establish an internal
reserve.
♦♦♦
The trustees agreed to maintain
the present number of trustees for
the 1994 election.
♦♦♦
Martha Van Dieten was hired as
a teacher assistant, effective March
2.
Three cash scholarships totalling
$240, were approved for the Kiwa-
nis Music Festival of Stratford.
♦♦♦
Congratulations will be sent to
Dan Bishop and Rob DiDiomete
for their contributions to girls bas
ketball.
Ron Murray was appointed to the
Court of Revision on the D Drain
of the Regcle Municipal Drain.
Requests for support from the
Blyth Festival and the Hensall
South Huron Agricultural Society
were granted in the amounts of
$125 and $20 respectively.
Council approved the 1994 bud
get for the Seaforth Fire Depart-
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