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ORONO W] ORONO WEKLY TIMES Esbablished tn 193â8 by R. A. Forrester, Roy C. Forrester - Editor and Manager (Authorize d as Second Class mail, .Post Office Depjartanent, Ottawa) Published every Tliursclay at thie office of pub.,licatior Main Street, Phone 109, îjrono, unTarlo During the past few weeks it lias becorne apparent that there exists some misunderstanding and confusion over the passing of Township planning legisiation. t is difficuit to estab1ish, how extensive this misunderstanding is but there lias appeared some misconceptions. It lias been brought to our attention that some area property owners are confusing the restricted area use b>'- law with the sub-division control by-law even to a point that they are one and the samne. Actually these are two different by-laws, , one already passed by Council and the other in the process of being passed having been given two readings. RESTRICTED AREA BY-LAW The restricted area by-law was passed by the Town- ship of Clarke on April 6th. However before it becomes law it must receive the approval of the Municipal Board. To obtain this approval certain conditions must first be met. One of these conditions is that every land owner in the Township and bordering areas must receive a copy of the by-law and are given the opportunity to file complaint against the by-law if they so desire. This bas been carried out b>' the Township and recenti>' land-owners did receive a copy of the by-law. The restricted area by-law, in our opinion, changes ver>' little as it co ntains chiefly conditions which had been wrongly placed in the building by-law. These conditions concern sncb things as size of lots, sideyards, and setbacks from the municipal roads and are presenti>' administered through the building by-law. The by-law does, however, provide a section which gîves control over what may be built upon land in the Township. The list of exceptions is, however, most extensive in this section and does not con- trol residential, or farm building in anyway. It does give control over use of land for industrial or commercial build- ings and here permission must first be obtained. SUB-DIVTSION CONTROL BY-LAW Sub-Divisîon Control by-law ,is the, other by-law; in question, and lias no relationship, witli the restricted area * by-law. .The sub-di, ision control. by-law is now before Councîl and lias received two readings. t is expected that * this by-law will come before council's next meeting for its third and final reading. The by-law would be effective throughout the entire Township. A sub-divi'sion control, by-law gives the Municipalit>' control, through the committee of adjustment, over sev- erances or dividing of land into parcels of less than ten acres. If land is to be divided into parcels of less than ten * acies then permission must first be obtained from the Coin- nmittee of Adjuistment, a local committee appointed by the Municipalit>'.i the case of a person wishing to purchase a bidn lot ofi 15,000 square feet fromi a farm it would be necesýsar ' to obtain. approval from the committee of adjust- ment. This by-law bias a definite purpose and does give the municipalit>' some control over development within its boundaries. This bias been sadl>' lacking in Clarke, as we have stated man>' times in' our editorials. Through the by-law, the municipality, through its Committee of Adjustment, may ask for proper plans of subdivision when land is to be sold for home building. The>' EEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7h,1%5 ma>' also h.ofld UpLajpprov'als wben evlpmn is not in the best interest of the nmicipalit>'. The b-lwiS, hoeý7Pver, oi>' a control by-law forý it sets -forth nio pattern of plan or developmnent. This plan rnust L, eïsed before any usefulness of the control b-a is effective. In other words . . . in what mannler is the b>' law to be used? Again. we support planning ~ a an ej that it is only through sucli legisiation that 1Clarke Ton ship ean develop along proper and -eçonomic nslarngo Township in its rapid growtli period, founid titpa~i was essential to bring control to its development.It isa1sP the case locally, Local News On Wednesday evening, Octo- ber l3tli a baby sliower was beld for Mrs. Wayne Helson at the home of Mr s, Wm. Mitchell. A- round eigbteen ladies gathered in Mrs. Mitchell's lovely living room to present gifts of blankets, 1l. P- ers, bootees,' jackets etc. for little Eric Helson now two weeks old. lMrs. Helson thoug taken b>' surprise was most grateful and thanked those present. The remainder of th e evening was spent in gaines and contests and a delicious lunch was served b>' the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Emore>' of Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.' Minton, Dowsview were Tlianks- givirig gnests of Mr. and Mrs. AI- bert Mitchell on Monda>'. Miss Margaret Mitchell spent thie holiday weekend with Miss Barbara McNab, Hampton. v~IiTPtrmNI AUTO SERVICE TO IN a * - I E - 1lI -- - ýE M...w U-NWANTED HAIR Vanisliç! aw.,.ay wjitll.SACA-PELO- SACA-PFRis is diffel-ent.t does not dissolve or remove hair from the surface, but penetrates and retlLards, growth of UNWANTED ~o erLab. Ltd.,- Ste. 5, ~67 t.ra~viLeSt., Vancouver 2, Be. .c-40p, A SPECIAL P LITICAI MEETING for farmers s ,,onsored by Durhamn County Farmers' Union,.ý PCINTYPCOL HALL TUE-JSDAY, Oý"CT. I9th 8 P.M. SPEAKERS: Liber-A-Russelilfoaney, M.P. Conser.vative- Garnet Rickard Ný.D<P.- John Ketchuni Social Credit- Wilbur Cirndal E'ach Candidate stating farmn poliey of bis part>'. y L Bowimanville THR F-F1.-7,SAT. --OCTOBER 14, 15, 16 (COLOR) Frank Sinatra, Trevor Howard Aduits - $1.00; Students 6e Children - 25e SUN. MON. TUES. - WED.- OCTOBER 17, 18, 19, 20 A LOVER ST'-,E V cQUEEN - ROBERT? WAGNER ALSO - "CALVRY COMMAND" THE BGETSHOW INT 1HE DISTRICT Port Hope, Oct.a51 PETR CMPBLLARENA PORT HOPE Open 2 pan, to 10 p.m. AL, THE NEW 669s ALL UNDER ONE ROOF FREE SUPERVISED PARKING FREE ADMISSION DOOR PRIZES Bain or Shine Bring the Famil>' Once again, the Government of Canada is offerîng this special incentive to increase winter employment by encouraging the construction of Winter-Built houses. Any house certified -Winter-Built" by Faderai government inspection wiIJ earn you a $500.00 rebate. HERE'S HOW YOU QUALIFY a You can buildyour own home a You can have it built for you a You can buy one ready-built * It cari be a single dwelling or multiple struc- ture of hlot more than four units (each unit qualifies for the $500 incentive). e Work muai fot proceed beyond the first floor jqist stage before November 15, and the home must be completed before April 15, 1966, except for outside painting and site improvement. SDO lTNVO W! Have your home Winter-BaiItJ HERE'S WHAT YOU DO You can pick up a pamphlet containing full details, and registration forms at your National Employment Office, any Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation office, or in post offices where there are no N.E.S. or C.M.H.C. offices. Or, your builder can do this for you. You'll be in your new home by Spring ..-Save rent.. make yourself $50000. îIrIR III Iasued by authority of Hon. Alan J. Macliachen, Miniater ot Labour, Canada. -7 V-VAY 115,Q& 35, m m m