Nassagaweya Council Biiets Reveals Pits Traffic and Hearings
Nassagaweya Council met last Tuesday to note Sherman Sand and Gravel rerouted trucks to reduce traffic hazards at Campbellville pits. The meeting also discussed William Mahon and Sherman Sand and Gravel appealing a Judge Allan Sprague expropriation decision by Halton Region Conservation Authority over Lot six Concession five Nassagaweya. Public hearings were set for L A Gould land separation on Fifth Line Oct 30 at 8 p.m. and Louis Pacius fund separation for Let 20 Concession Five Nassagaweya at 9 p.m. Also notices for 8 T Wallace on Oct 30 8 20 p.m and Mr G Chandler on Oct 30 for parcel separation were read. The Committee of Adjustment granted Doris Johns a minor variance to erect a house on Lot 30 Concession Two with 330 feet frontage, short of the 350 feet required, and James Ma was denied consent to separate two six acre parcels in Lot 1 Concession Two.
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Sherman Sand and Gravel
Campbellville
William Mahon
Sherman Sand and Gravel Company
Allan Sprague
Halton Region
Louis Pacius
T. Wallace
G. Chandler
Committee of Adjustment
Doris Johns
James Ma
Halton-Wentworth Liberal Association elects new officers
W. Livermore heads H-W Liberal group as the Halton-Wentworth Liberal Association elected its 1969 slate at a Tyandaga Golf Club meeting attended by about 225. Officers include President Wilf Livermore, vice presidents Ted Ralfe Tom Sutherland Fred Schwenger and Bill Priestner. Bill Logan was named treasurer and Lee Redding re elected secretary.
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Halton-Wentworth
Wilf Livermore
Ted Ralfe
Tom Sutherland
Fred Schwenger
Bill Priestner
Burlington
Billl Logan
Lee Redding
Halton-West
Nassaguweya council rejects renovation of burnt school
Nassaguweya council last week refused TL Jacquemont’s plan to renovate a burnt out school on Fifth Line due to its proximity to the road as road widening would bring the building within two feet of the road allowance. Reeve William Coulter called the situation unsafe for a home. Jacquemart said he would reuse walls to build a house valued at 26000 and sell it, with a carpenter financing the project.
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Nassaguweya
TL Jacquemont
William Coulter
Jacquemart
Council
Drowning Warnings And Township By Law Case Details
Drowning danger urged for Ontario hunters with reminders to load boats wear life jackets and follow safety tips. Council discussed demolition or relocation of a burnt 1923 school structure, with Building Inspector S W Savage citing health restrictions and potential sale impact if the integrity remains.
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Jacquemart
S. W. Savage
Council
Health, Department Fact
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