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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-09, Page 150 a WARD & UPTIGROVE Listowel (519)291-9040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Ed's Siding aw bvestrough • Vinyl and Aluminum Siding • Soffit and Fascia • Shutters and Awnings • Esfen Insulation NEW I Esfen 11/4" Insulation can be applied on the outside of your home. CONTINUOUS - SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGN "Factory On Wheels" We manufacture 5" aluminum seamless eavestrough We install or deliver -any length. Call Ed now before the spring rush i 335=6341 %verence plications pose problem for- East Wawanosh township council � A couple of applications for about what plans prospective code similar call but refused to say land severances raised a storm purchaser Keith Montgomery He suggested council should anything on the grounds he didn't at the May meeting of East has for the land• approve the severance on con- know. Mr. Hallahan declared Wawanosh Township council last Mr. Montgomery told council dition the purchaser enters into a that so far as he knows there is no week. After listening to protests he wants to erect a 50 by 72 foot development agreement with the deed to the lot. from ratepayers in the areas of steel building for fertilizer_ and township, saying this is the only Councillor Don Dow said he the proposed severances council seed storage as well as parking means by which the municipality opposed granting the severance, turned down one application and for his school buses. However he can control what goes onto the although not for the reasons Postponed the decision on the refused to comment further on land mentioned by Mr. Jaretzke. He Other until after a meeting of the the matter, saying he was just at "You get that kind of control by noted that the Coulttes farm is a interested parties can be the meeting to listen. a secondary plan and zoning viable 200 acre farm and that the arranged. Mr. Hamilton said the bylaws.'' he said. neither of house on the lot proposed for A delegation of residents of residents of Hutton Heights don't which East Wawanosh has at the severance is the only one on the Hutton Heights led by Ross buy the argument that the' moment although work on a whole property. He said he is Hamilton attended the council building's use will be primarily secondary plan is scheduled to opposed to severing all, the meeting to voice their concerns agricultural. It will be a com-' start this year. buildings away from a viable over an application for a five- mercial building, used to Eventually Mr Campbell farm. acre severance on the farm maintain and park the buses, he suggested council should set up a The vote on the motion to grant owned by Mrs. Harold Congram. charged. meeting with Mr. Montgomery. ' the severance was two coun. The plot to be severed lies just He said this would be the first Mrs Congram and the residents c•illors for and two against and south of the residential area commercial enterprise in a of Hutton Heights to discuss the Mr. Hallahan declared the along Highway 4 and residential area and would problem and council agreed to motion had failed. homeowners were concerned - depress the value of the homes, organize a meeting for later in adding that residents are eon- the month cerned the lot could -be resold and It will await the outcome of the f' British airman turned into "a real junkyard" like lot in meeting before taking further the with the cabooses action on the severance ap- returns to town Morris Township. He also said the residents don't plication or the application fora building permit which was also Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richards believe this is the only place -uhnutted at tht m meelR TEESWATER STABLE BUMS where Mr. Montgomery could yH:S'ENAN('E The May 5 meeting of the of Finchapstead, Berkshire, build his bus barn, suggesting it rt ItNED Dt►" N Teeswater Stable Bums was held England, visited Wingham last could easily go in Wingham or Latet u;'!hc meeting at the Teeswater fair grounds. Sunday and called on Mr. and elsewhere in East Wawanosh turned down an application for a There were 15 members present, Mrs. Bill Cruikshank of RR 2, where there are alreadv com- severance from James Coultes including 10 with horses. Wingham. mercial enterprises. after listening to arguments To start the meeting the Mr. Richards was one of a He charged that Mr. Mon- against the severance by Gerry members assembled their horses group of about 20 young British tgomery is making a deceptive Jaretzke in a riding circle. The members airmen who, while taking their application for an agricultural Mi. Jaretzke. whose farm lies without horses stood in the course at the British Com- building which would actually be just across the road from the lot middle and took turns instructing monwealth Air Training School used for commercial purposes Mr ('Dulles wants to sever, told the riders. Port Albert, were welcomed and asked about a report that council he doesn't intend to be Mrs. Smith conducted exer- in to Wingham homes for Allan Nicholson would also be � mayor of a little village out cises while on horseback. weekends and leaves. He was a involved in the enterprise. Mr. there, the way land is being During lunch Frank Renwick frequent guest M the home of Mr. Montgomery denied that Mr. severed". fie also charged that talked about proper stable and Mrs. A. D. at the Nicholson is involved in any way. the application is misleading, management. He gave several nd Patrick corner of Minnnieie and "There's deception here. I saying he had talked to Allan good pointers, such as feeding a streets. He has never forgotten don't like the sound of it; I don't McBurney, who was listed as the horse the same amount of hay Wing hospitality. like the smell of it. I think it prospective purchaser, and he given daily, but feeding the horse Currhentlemi y and his wife Julie stinks." Mr. Hamilton declared. ( McBurney) is looking for a morning, noon and night. This is are holidaying in the United Reeve Simon Hallahan told the larger plot to erect a shed for better for the horse and means States and while visiting New members of the delegation they heavy machinery repair. less boredom for it too, he said. York State took the opportunity are free to object to the ap- The lot Mr. Coultes wants to Many horses chew stalls when come to Wingham. While here hea plication for severance and sever is only six tenths of an acre bored• had a telephone conversation council might take their advice and wouldn't give enough .room The members voted on a club in Exeter withre and turn it down, but he asked for a sizeable machine shed, he name and came up with the sh.MacWi r. where she and Mr. MacWilliam khat council is supposed to do if said, claiming this is "just Teeswater Stable Bums. ` now live. Mrs. Congram applies for the another angle" to try and sever The Bruce County interclub building permit herself and then the property. A previous attempt competition will be Aug. 25 at the Fresh Voiee leases the building to Mr. Montgomery. Township solicitor Robert to sever it had been made in 1976 but failed, he reported. Councillor John Currie said he Walkerton Horse Palace. Classes are showmanship in hand, trail, pole bending and equitation. For A Strong, Campbell, who was also present has been told there is an existing Carol Stover resigned as vice at the meeting, told council that deed for that land. He said he got president and is being replaced in his opinion it doesn't have the a call from a lawyer "across the by Nancy Monsma. ON MAY 22nd ELECT right to refuse an application for street" in Wingham who said he .� . .REM...YM i .fig RAEASAIG ,, £ a building permit from the owner of the land so long as it meets ail the conditions . of the builds had seen a sworn affadavithat there is a deed. 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