06 22 1992 Council Minutes
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MEDONTE
Minutes of a Regular Meeting of Council of the Township of Medonte held on June
22, 1 992 at 7: 00 p. m. in Council Chambers, Moonstone.
Present - Reeve - I. Beard
Deputy Reeve - N. Dalziel
Councillors - D. Bell
- M. Martin
- W. Dickie
ADOPTION OF MINUTES
Resolution 92-167 was passed as follows:
'rhat the minutes of a Regular Meeting of Council of the Township of Medonte
held on June 8, 1992 be adopted as printed and circulated".
DELEGATIONS
1 ) Mr. Ross Woods & Mr. E. Woods approached Council regarding a rezoning on the
lot of Mr. Ross Woods to allow a garage. Council advised Mr. Woods they
would not consider his request until he had cleared operation of his business
and carplied with the Court orders. They requested Mr. Woods then meet with
the Clerk to outline what his exact plans were for his property.
2) Mrs. Eleanor French, the owner of lots 134 & 135 Plan M-11 approached Council
regarding a request for a severance which had been turned down in 1991.
Council advised Mrs. French she could reapply for a Severance but that
Council could not direct the Carmittee of AdjusbTIent. Mrs. French asked
Council if they would waive the applications fees.
Resolution 92-168 was defeated as follows:
" That Council approves of waiving the application fee of $600.00 for Mrs.
Eleanor French for a Severance and Minor Variance" .
3) Mr. Paul Elliott of Ontario Hydro approached Council to update them on the
Sudbury to Toronto Transmission Line. He advised that the existing line
through Medonte is under consideration as well as a new line to the East of
Lake Simcoe. All possible routes are being reviewed under the environmental
process and that a decision should be made in February of 1993.
4) Mr. James Lawlor approached Council regarding the charging of all lands in
the Township for garbage collection. He requested Council only charge lands
with houses. Reeve Beard explained to Mr. Lawlor that he had already been
supplied calculations showing that his total charge was less under the
present system and that Council would not change.
5) Mr. H. Peart approached Council with a proposal to use the Corrmercial
property on the west comer of the 8th and County Road 19. Council approved
of his proposed business office use subject to Health Unit approval for a
septic. They advised they would not consider a rezoning to allow car sales
until a septic system was installed an a site plan submitted.
BUSINESS ARISING FROM MINUTES
1) Council agreed to meet with the Planning Advisory Corrmittee on June 29/92 at
7: 00 P.M. to discuss the proposed Horseshoe Valley Condominiums and the
Planning Advisory Proposal for an Official Plan Amendment.
2) Council discussed a letter from the Ministry of Transportation and
Communications which advised the Ministry would not install left turn lanes
along Highway 1 2. Council directed the Clerk contact the Ministry to request
their traffic count information.
3) Council discussed a request from Mills Plan regarding the Lumree Lands, pt
Lot 14 Con 8, for a meeting to discuss ways of developing the lands. Council
directed the Clerk advise once again that they do not believe the lands can
be developed at this time and do not wish to see the lands developed with
lots fronting onto the 7th Concession.
Monday June 22, 1992
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PASSING OF BY-LAWS
1 ) Resolution 92-169 was passed as follows:
" That a By-law to assume certain roads as Public Highways be considered
read a first and second time, read a third time and passed this 22nd day
of June, 1992 and numbered By-law 1992-34".
2) Resolution 92-170 was passed as follows:
" That a By-law to deem part of Plan 261A not to be a registered plan of
subdivision be considered read a first and second time, read a third time
and passed this 22nd day of June, 1992 and numbered By-law 1992-35".
3) Resolution 92-1 71 was passed as follows:
." That a By-law to deem plan M-99 not to be a registered plan of subdivision
be considered read a first and second time, read a third time and passed
this 22nd day of June, 1992 and numbered By-law 1992-36".
NEW BUSINESS
1 ) Council discussed a request from Hedbern Homes for a reduction in the
Development Charges Levy in the amount of $1944.00 per lot. Council directed
the Clerk advise Hedbern Homes that they wouldn't grant a exemption on his
development.
2) Resolution 92-172 was passed as follows:
" That Council advise Mr. B. Still, Hedbern Homes that he can proceed with
the development of Block 72 as a lot, subject to the required drainage
easement".
3) Council reviewed an application by the owners of the Town of Innisfil
Landfill Site to expand their licence to include all Municipalities in
Ontario. Council directed the Clerk prepare a letter of objection to this
and directed Councillor Dickie attend the hearing.
4) Council reviewed notification from their Solicitor that their conviction of
having a Mobile Home illegally on a property had been overturned in the
Supreme Court.
Resolution 92-173 was passed as follows:
" That Council directs the Township Solicitor proceed in order to remove the
Mobile Home, pt Lot 11 Con 4".
OTHER BUSINESS
1 ) Council discussed the County of Simcoe Environmental report #52 which
outlined the County proposal for liability and asset adjustments for waste
management. Council directed the Clerk forward the report to the Township
Solicitor, Engineer and Auditor for their review and corrment.
2) Councillor Martin requested Council set a policy on remuneration for
volunteer firemen attending training courses at the Fire College which takes
them away from their full time employment. Council directed the Chief set
the amount and stay within the funds allocated for training in his budget.
3) Council discussed and make various changes to the proposed procedural By-
law for the Township and directed the Clerk bring the By-law to the next
meeting of Council.
4) Council agreed to hold a rezoning meeting for Hedbern Homes on July 16/92 at
9:00 a.m.
Monday June 22, 1992
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Various other pieces of correspondence and reports were presented, discussed, and
filed as informational.
ADJOURNMENT
Resolution 92-174 was passed as follows:
" That this meeting be adjourned to meet again on July 13, 1992 at 7: 00 p.m."
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REEVE
CLERK