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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1978
Page
8
The Cypress Planning District met November 8 in Glenboro with nine members and staff present. Minutes from October 11 were approved and the October financials reviewed. Correspondence included Glenboro reports from Reid Crowther and questions about planner duties, deferred to the next session.
The Cypress Planning District discussed conditional use in South Cypress SE 13-8-14 for residential use and read a variation order in North Cypress SE 27-11-16 for a 37 acre agricultural site. An update on the overall development plan was tabled by planner Dave Klippenstein and term planner Mark Boreskie. The board heard concerns from Glenboro and South Cypress development officer Jerry Mauns about builders erecting structures without permits and decided all new construction requires a permit. A form letter to ratepayers who do not apply for permits will be prepared. Boreskie asked about attending a Conservation Districts Meeting in Brandon on November 14–15. the board approved his attendance. Building permits since the last meeting: Glenboro 10, Carberry 48, South Cypress 10, North Cypress 39 for 1978. Permits granted this session: Carberry Four Avenue Shell Sign. 204 Calvert Ave garage. 36 Main Street renovations. 923 Third Ave dwelling. Jardine St dwelling. St 1 plan 1400 bottling plant (Hips). Young St dwelling. North Cypress 20-10-14 Carnation Foods new roof. 20-10-14 Carberry Seeds addition. SE 33-12-14 storage bins. Glenboro 218 Duncan St addition. South Cypress SE 15-7-13 dwelling addition. NE 23-7-13 granary. SW 31-7-16 mobile home. Meeting closed with accounts totaling 4202.15 approved.
Manitoba Hydro again provides free energy for municipal ornamental lighting from December 16, 1978 to January 7, 1979 in its service area. The program, a 43 year tradition dating back to 1935 when the Manitoba Power Commission began the festival lighting, benefits rural communities and local councils.
The Wawanesa area ski club held its first outing on November 19 with eight skiers meeting at 1 p.m. They practiced at Ernie Ellis farm and planned a December 2 meet at 1 30 p.m. New equipment welcome and waxing can be done at the trail site. The Northfield Community Club reports a busy season with Bingo fundraisers, a parade float, and a December 8 Christmas concert and dance at 8 p.m. Contacts include Flora Mooney at 824 2102.
Cooperation project details shared by Ducks Unlimited Canada at Winnipeg based office 1190 Waverley Street Manitoba. Event highlights years of joint effort between Ducks Unlimited Canada and Marsh World for habitat and conservation work.
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