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CLINTON - After touring Champion Road
Machinery in Goderich, Ontario Premier
David Peterson was greeted by handshakes
and hecklers when he arrived in Clinton to
meet with county municipal heads and
discuss their concerns.
The Premier's visit started off rather
shaky as a crowd of Pro -Life protesters
gathered, raised their signs and told
Premier Peterson to "remember his pro-
mise" when he stepped out of his car. The
Premier did not acknowledge the protesters
with an answer, but turned to spot "his
favorite bakery," which is Bartliffs.
Inside, the decision was made to open the
proposed closed meeting to the public as the
Premier's office thought the Huron Cotinty
officials wanted it closed and vice versa.
The meeting brought out the major con-
cerns of the county, which included
economic developmerfbt, the widening of
Highway 8 and the present landfill situation.
"I want this to be an open, frank discus-
sion," said Premier Peterson. "I want to
hear your concerns,"
•Goderich's Mayor, Eileen Palmer, opened
the discussion by telling the Premier, and
MPP Jack Riddell, thSt the five mayors of
the county get together to discuss their con-
cerns. One of their more prominent con-
cerns is that of economic development.
Exeter Mayor Bruce Shaw said he saw
part of the the ecorrOmic problem stemming
from government grants.
"Some municipalities get grants, while
those who • hold their own, don't," said
Mayor Shaw.
As an example, he. used the Protective
Plastics company which had . moved from
Huron Park to Brantford. By doing so, they
received a grant.
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Mr. Riddell further enlightened the
Premier by, explaining the company was
either to consolidate or move from their
location in Huron Park.
"They decided to consolidate when they
knew full well money was available (if they
went to Brantford)," he said.
However, Mr. Riddell said he had been
talking to a representative • of the Huron
Park industrial area and he said they did not
have any problems bringing industry to that
area.
Mayor Shaw said he felt a policy should be
devised to distribute the grant money so
that the communities don't have to compete
to the extent they are now.
To that Premier Peterson said, "I can't
fight you on that.
"We don't stick our nose in economic
Ievelopment," he continued. "We don't say
'You must go here or -there.' We try to keep a
neutral hand."
Mayor Palmer then switched the topic to
improving access to Huron County, which
she believes will help attract industry. ,,..
On this subject, the five mayors presentees
a brief to the minister of transportation and
communications who, in turn, suggested an
economic development plan be prepared for
the county, which has been started.
Clinton Mayor John Balfour voiced his
opinion on access to Huron County, saying,
"The single most importatnt access is
Highway 8. There needs to be four tan's
from Kitchener to Stratford and a passing
lane,' where needed, from Stratford to
Goderich. As it is now; there is a bad bottle
neck."
Mayor Balfour told the Premier that bet-
ter access to the county would benefit the
towns in two ways.
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"We al!_talk about industry...but there is
tourism in this area, Good access to us by
klighway 8 would help."
Premier Peterson asked Mayor Balfour if
he was talking about cottage development.
"You can only 'support so many cottages
in the area. There are other attractions.
"We shouldn't just look at one type of
development, We'd be narrow minded," said
Mayor Balfour.
He then pointed out the difficulties the far-
ming community is having saying they have
supported Huron County for a long time and
are now looking to the county for help.
Mr. Peterson agreed, saying, "To farm to-
day you need an off farm income."
Landfill Assistance
One of the ,,1:►post timely discussions cen-
tred around the landfill site issue. Mayor
Palmer told the Premier that "you no
sooner meet the requirements (of the
Ministry of • Environment ) then you're
thrown back to square one ( because' of
policy changes )."
Alf Ross, Mayor of Seaforth, used his ex-
perience as an example for the Premier. He
said Seaforth and Tuckersmith Township
had been trying to find a solution to their
landfill site problem for 60 months, and
"once we found it, we couldn't afford it."
He said Mr. Riddell's office worked close-
ly with the two municipalities and are now
becotning part of the Holmesville site.
"I'm concerned with the funding (of land-
• fill site operations). It's very, very expen-
sive. The government needs to sit down with
the municipalities and discuss funding - It's
quite a challenge for your government,"
said. Mayor Ross.
The Goderich Mayor agreed, stating,
"This issue has to be addressed immediate-
ly. There are 26 municipalities in Huron
County and about half of those are in
distress now or will be in distress."
The Premier answered by saying, "I hear
you but'I don't know what to do With it...You
don't want to pay tore taxes but we can't
treat it as irresponsibly as we have in the
past."
Another problem the'Prernier admitted to
not having a solution to was that of
agriculture.
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The Board of Directors of the McKillop
Mutual Insurance Company wish to an-
nounce the appointment of James Car-
diff as Secretary -Treasurer -Manager of
the Company, effective April 6, 1987.
Mr. Cardiff is a native of the Brussels
area and comes with 20 years ex-
perience in the insurance business be-
ing a former owner of a local agency.
The directors also would like to report
a substantial addition to surplus and
will be making a refund to policy
holders being with the Company for
three years following an excellent year.
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