Clinton News-Record, 1984-02-01, Page 34
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notnecessary t94‘VA noise or darn from
feet/0k .it can be controlled. 'These in
clilattieS: WIN not be ebilea down but
_rather wlinr*rporate noise and dust controls.
• aeral! is controlled, noise and dust can
Ye* detrimental effect on property values.
assessment."no....df„
MK* '114Well said that the Ministry of
Pariroliniellt has guidelines for commercial
feed and min drying facilities and he
• "suspected that any Wire expansion in
Londesboro would be subject to these
guidelines."
Tom Duiztr of Londesboro said there
there are also problems with pollution en-
tering the rivers through tile drainage and
septic system. .
Lack of planning
Hullett Township Councillor Clare Vin-
cent, who chaired the meeting, said that
lack of planning a number of years ago was
responsible for that problem.
_ "if therehad been planning ,59_yar,s ago
when these areas were established, the
drains could have been properly located to'
avoid problems. It is the same with industry
and farming. It is often the management
which causes problems and this is difficult
to look at through a secondary plan,"
Coucuillor Vincent said.
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KenAriastrfalint1411:10ondeabOro:i. said
he w011id*ilit in* hathlet hut didn't 'believe
that 14Ondesbor0 will Op:and much in. the
future.
"I *Mild bUild n a hamlet 1 lived
.Stratford for 18 years and compared to
Stratford, there Is 49 no* ar Pollution UP
here, recommend that there should be no
building in the -countryside, leave the farms
as they are. I don't believe there will be
much growth in 1.40110eaboro over the next 60
years," Mr. Armstrong sak.
"If you don't allow non -f residences in--
tbe countrY, the hamlets will grow larger."
was derived from the above statement.
Severances questioned
"In the past meetings we have come to the
conclusion that Wilding in the country is not
good for the agricultural industry. Building
houses and severances can hinder
agriculture...aax revenue can come out of
the villages as well as the country," Ralph
DeWeerd OMR ittindettOnstated:
The discussion—then- eentered----eh
severances and a situation was explained
where a farming operatibn was not
presently in use beside a residence. The
rural Londesboro resident asked if there
could be any restrictions to limit the size of
theoperation, if new owners took over.
One comment was, "your house is there
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"Now youhave rlghts and will probably alternative ;AY :for sons and
be able rto step the farther from expanding. daughters. Bob Trick
This is Amt. has to be controlled, farmers .severances aro not allowed, then there is no
have to be able, to expand and this is -why alternative but to aflow a mobile home."
there should not be any severances near "In the rant area, have, 49. to
viable farm operations that there AM Pin mobile
• Mr. DeWeerd
restrictions On agriculture," Mr. DeWeerd 414414:7 t
added.
Mr. Caldwelli U*1010'044 the comments Tom agreed and sald,'
by saying that township ,council has two -have* develop!, ex
decisions to millie. He explained, "On one bonra. 1 would not put
hand severances: may be allowed, but this beside a Mobilo lontlV • •
°An area designated roilnobile .homes
will cause more problems than If properly
intregated in a residential ma," Penny
Overboe of Londesboro said.
Mr. Caldwell explained that most mobile
home parks are In, one ownership ;and,
managed, He said the success mon depends
on management and the initial sektiip. If
properly planned and adad they can be quite
coo
uld
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9. borne
will result in restrictions being placed ori
agriculture and if not now, probably in the
future.: As pointed out, the property owner
has legitimate SOILS to protect. On the other
allow severane in theagricultural area."
hand, council If make a decision to not
Any iaet f roma meetings?
One concerned Citizen questioned the
impact of -the lineetin,g:He-noted, I have -Pleasant (example, Grand', Coves Ej..ites
talked. In .a-AriuMber-Lif: people„aboit-these
meetings and they feel that these meetings
are to pacify the residents. Does what we Historical buildings
say have any iinpact or mean anything?" _ Mr. Caldwell askedresidents, "What
Mr. Caldwell said, "We have preparedn- buildings are of historical significance in
secondary plans and they are all different. .044fullett Township."
The reason for this difference is based On Mr. DeWeerd said that there are probably
what the planner and council/hears at these many buildings including century farnishut
meetings -from the township residents. The -added, "What is this question getting at?"
only restrictions tom _Heritage_ Ad _allows--eouncil-te._
provincial legislation and the general_ designate buildings which allows the owner'
guidelines set out by the County Plan. There. -,:to obtain provincial funds for maintenance
is no plan prepared yet and nothing has been and building improvements. The owner
prepared or considered by council. We are must agree, however, not to alter the eX-
forming ideas based on what we hear at terior of the building. Policies are usually
these meetings." included in a plan to allow council to use the
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Heritage Act in the future. It is an attempt to
MObile home parks? protect and preserve historical buildings in
The issue Of Owing mobile homes to the township, Mr. Caldwellsaid.
locate in thetownship brought about con-
troversy. Residents were asked, "Shouldthe Other meetings
township have permanent resident mobile On Jan. 30, natural environmeit-i-
home parks pr should they be allowed to recreation and extractive resources in
locate anywhere in the township?''
• ' Hullett were discussed.
"I would suggest no to both questions. I do On Feb. 13, the public is invited toattend a
not think thaf Hullett is an area suitable for summary meeting at the Londestoro
mobile homes. J think there are enough Community Hall at 8 p.m.
loro MacDonald visits Listowel
L.ISTOWtL - It was a grand night for.
Scots - and Tories - at the annual Robbie
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Listowel Legion Auditorium on Jan. 21. The
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MacDonald.
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