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SIGNAL -STAR, TiiuRspAY.MAkcJ
7, 1977
Two alarm fire
30 by 50 foot barn, located on Highway 8 about six miles
east of Goderich and belonging to Robert Wilson, was
completely destroyed by fire on Sunday night. Firefighters
from both the Goderich and Clinton Fire Departments
Township
may seek
services
Goderich Township Council
devoted a considerable
portion of its last meeting to
handling requests from land
holders wanting changes
made in the township's of-
ficial plan._ Council heard
from five owners. wanting
changes in their land
designation or submitting
proposals for changes.
C.M. Tims was present to
show council his proposed
subdivision on the Maitland
Concession just west of
County Road One. Council
concurred in principle with
the proposal.
Cale Doucette and Lorna
Miller did not enjoy the same
success with their requests.
Doucette wanted council to
pass a spot zoning bylaw to
change the designation of his
property to rural -residential
to permit him,to build a
residence. Millewanted the
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same thing on her property at
Lot 39 Concession 3.
Doucette's land is at Lot 39
Concession 9. Both requests
were turned down.
Gordon Smith presented
council with several designs
for a rural -residential
development on part of Lot 6
and 7 on Concession B.
Council requested a written
request from the landowner
before considering any
amendment to the plan to
permit such a use.
Three representatives of
the KleinfeldtGroup met with
council to present a revised
plan for an urban develop-
ment on Lof 104 and 105 on the
Maitland Concession, just
east of Goderich.
John Cox, Doug Lynds and
David Peach presented the
plan which is designed for full
urban services at a future
date and Reeve Geery Ginn
agreed to initiate talks with
the Town of Goderich to try to
purchase services from the
town.
Cornelius Brand met with
council to see if the township
would relinquish the mineral
rights on a strip of land
purchased from his farm by
the township. The land is
presently used for roads
purposes and council advised
Mr. Brand to take the matter
up with the township lawyer,
William Prest.
Everett Mcllwain
presented a proposal that
would increase the number
of polling stations in the
township. The increase is
designed to alleviate
problems caused by the lar e
polls, Numbers One and T
currently used in elections.
Tile Drain loans were
approved as per applications
from Bruce McClinchey for
$10,030 and William Smith for
$7,230.
Building permits were
issued to Don Taylor for a hog
barn addition, Sig Schulz for a_
house, Adam Hack for a
garage, William Grigg for a
storage shed and Frank
Baruma for a hog barn, feed
room and liquid manure tank.
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responded to the call but by the time they arrived the best
they could do was, to wet down the nearby house and prevent
the flames from spreading. Also destroyed in the fire was
an automobile which had been parked near the structure.
Damage 5,000
Two
fight barn
Firefighters and equipment
from both the Clinton and
Goderich Fire Departments
were called out about 11:30
p.m. on Sunday:night to battle
a barn fire on the property of
Robert Wilson about eight
miles east of Goderich ron
Highway 8.
Lost in the blaze was a 30 by
50 foot barn and a late model
car which had been parked
nearby. No firm estimate of
damage is available but the
owner suggested it would cost
about $5,000 to replace the
huilding.
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Also lost in the fire were
some ducks and chickens
along with . hay and straw
stofed in . the structure. Two
beef cattle were saved from
the flames.
By the time .pumpers•
arrived the . barn was
engulfed in flames and
firemen had to concentrate on
hosing down the resid c,e
located only about"25 yards
from the barn. The house
sustained no damage.
Cause of the blaze is un-
determined.
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