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ji ridge
needs
repairs
Ken Dunn of B.M. Ross
Associates, Goderich,
informed Colborne
Township Council that
due to the water level at
the Benmiller River Mill
Bridge, it was not
possible to do a full in-
spection of the bridge
foundations. The cement
deck was poured between
and above steel beams.
The steel beams and steel
re -enforcement was
badly rusted. There were
no serious cracks except
where a curb had been
poured and at an ad-
ditional cement slab at
the south end. •
The condition of the
whole structure indicated
a short life. There were
no plans of the structure.
Mr. Dunn indicated that a
load limit of the bridge
would be approximately
11 - 12 tons with in-
spection every two years.
The broken wingwall
was discussed and a
replacement cost of
$28,000 given. Dunn
stated` that a new
wingwall could be built
that could be in-
corporated in a new
bridge.• at a future date.
Dead end anchors would
cost $9,000 - $10,000 and
would, be of no use for a
new structure.
Council decided that
legal advice should be
obtained. Mr. Dunn
recommended that
'Council apply to the
Ministry of Tran:
sportation and Com-
munication for a $30,000
supplementary subsidy
for this bridge.
Council discussed the
specifications of a new
grader for the township._._
with Laverne Culbert of
Champion Grader Sales.
Prices of various grader
equipment and warranty,
tire size, extras for larger
tires were outlined.
Council was given a list of
marked extra equipment
for a grader which at
CoWIC -il'-s- decision ._sheuld...._—_._.._._;
be -contained in the
tender. •
Council approved a
motion that the Clerk
apply to M.T.C. for a
supplementary subsidy of
$85,000. for the purchase
of a new grader.. and..
$30,000. for the
replacement of the
wingwall to the Benmiller
River Mill access road
bridge.
TO STUDY
BUDGET
At the March 20
meeting the accountant
gave each member of
Council a copy of the
proposed 1979 township
budget to study before
next councir meeting on
April 3.
April 7 was set for the
council inspection of the
township roads.
The John Feagan
Municipal Drain By -Law
and a tile drainage loan
were approved by
council.
The Auburn 125th birth-
day committee received
permission to use the
Huron County Lot of the
Maitland River flats at
Auburn (Colborne
Township) for their
celebration June 29 and
June 30, 1979.
A resolution from
Scarbrough concerning
the safety inspection of
pits and quar-rie-s-
Turn to page 14A •
Sandy
gets...
• from page I2A
the Audit firm of
MacGillivray & Company
that the accounts payable
item as at December 31,
1978 of $5,000 for the
provisioning of the Senior
Citizen Complex in
Goderich was more
properly a reserve for
such purpose and that a
minute of Council should
provide for such reserve
as provided in the 1978
budget. This was ap-
proved by council.
Reeve Bill Bogie and
council members present
gave a short review of the
proceedings at the
R.O.M.A. conference and
the Good Roads Con-
vention which they had'
attended.