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HB CORPORATION OJ' HB TOWNSHIP OJ' ORO
8PECIAL PUBLIC DftING
MONDAY. JUUARY 20.1992
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7:36 P.M. - COUNCIL CDKBBRS
POURTBBH DBTING 1991-1994 COUNCIL
The following members of Council were present:
Reeve Robert E. Drury
Deputy Reeve David Caldwell
Councillor Alastair Crawford
Councillor Joanne Crokam
Councillor Leonard Mortson
Also Present Were:
Mr. Alan Wayne, Mr. G. K. Sanderson, Mr.
Conrad Boffo, Mr. Jerry Schnurr, Mrs.
Schnurr, Mr. Larry Culos, Mr. Archer
Colwell, Mr. Mark Gordon, Mr. Bill
and One Member of the Press.
Reeve Robert E. Drury chaired the meeting.
Reeve Robert E. Drury opened the meeting by explaining to those
present that this Public Meeting was to receive public comments
respect to a proposed Zoning By-Law Amendment, pursuant to
provisions of the Planning Act, 1983, Section 34 (12). The
applicant has applied to rezone certain lands described as Lots 84
Plan 952, Concession 13, (Gordon).
To date, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Oro
not made a decision on this application, other than proceeding to
this Public Meeting. Only after comments are received from the
Public, requested agencies and Township Staff, within the
appropriate time period, will Council make a decision on this
application.
Notice of the Public Meeting was mailed out on December 31, 1991,
all property owners within 400 feet of the subject lands. Notice
the Public Meeting was also placed in both the Barrie Examiner and
Orillia Packet on December 31, 1991.
Reeve Robert E. Drury then asked the Clerk if there had been any
correspondence received on this matter. The Clerk responded by
indicating that no correspondence had been received.
The Reeve then stated that those persons present would be afforded
the opportunity of asking questions with respect to the proposed
Amendment. He then turned the meeting over to the Township
Ms. Kris Menzies, to explain the purpose and effect of the
zoning By-Law Amendment.
Kris Menzies:
The subject property is located on Lot 84
Plan 952, Concession 13. The applicants
are requesting a conversion which is in
effect a rezoning from Shoreline
Residential to General Residential, in
order to permit legal year round use of
property. Shoreline Residential zoning
only allows seasonal residential use of
property. The lot adheres to the minimum
lot size and the minimum lot frontage for
such a conversion.
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Boffo:
What is the definition of an appropriate
time period, is it ninety days, three
years?
Drury:
Generally, Council will consider
such as these, and a week or two weeks
before the next regular Council Meeting
will proceed with the by-law. If it is a
large Public Meeting such as the Arbour
Subdivision, MSL, Buffalo Springs, etc. I
believe the time period is anywhere from
two weeks to six to eight months to get
enough information, so it does varies.
There being no further questions or comments, the Reeve in closing
the meeting, thanked those in attendance for their participation
advised that Council would consider all matters before reaching a
decision. He then advised those present that if they wished to be
notified of the passing of the proposed By-law, they should leave
their name and address with the Clerk.
MOTION NO.1
Moved by Caldwell, seconded by Crokam
Be it resolved that this Special Public Meeting of Council (Gordon
Lots 84, Plan 952, Concession 13) now be adjourned
@ 7:38 p.m.
Carried.
REEV
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