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pigs, horses & pets
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PAGE 32. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2002.
Council ponders future of Belgrave wells
By Janice Becker
Citizen mill
The futin3 of wells in Belgrave
received considerable thought when
North Huron councillors were asked
to make decisions regarding both the
Humphrey well and _ the old
municipal building well.
Council had previously requested
the municipal well to be capped, but
were asked by the Ministry of the
Environment to clarify whether this
meant capped or actually
abandoned.
Councillor Jeff Howson asked
what the long-term status of the
building would be with each option
for the well.
The old East Wawanosh municipal
building, currently leased to a
service bw.iness. could not he sold
with the well in its current condition.
If the well was closed and filled in
now, the municipality would receive
two-thirds funding through the
OSTAR grant. said Clerk -
Administrator John Stewart.
However, the cost to abandon the
well would only be $1,500 to
$1,800, he added.
It was also suggested the well
could be used as an observation well
for water levels and quality in the
Belgrave area. However, there
would be costs associated with
maintaining it, said Stewart.
The engineer suggested just
capping the well.
Councillor Murray Nesbitt agreed
with this suggestion, saying new
technology could be developed in
the next five years to make the well the capping.
usable. Councit also authorized Maitland
A motion was passed approving Engineering to undertake particle
counting on the Humphrey well in
Belgrave and prepare an addendum -
report lOr $6,500.
Municipality of
Morris/Turnberry
887-6137
RFIANX
11111 HURON REALTY INC.
Sales Reps: Gerry Edwards
& Steve Nixon
Belgrave
357-2222
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