Orono Public Notices Weekly Published Since 1988
The notice comes from the Main Street office in Orono Ontario and operates every Thursday under R A Forrester who established the publication in 1988.
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Newspaper
Orono Weekly Times
Location
Orono, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
2
The notice comes from the Main Street office in Orono Ontario and operates every Thursday under R A Forrester who established the publication in 1988.
Clarke Township approves interim by law freezing new building and land changes to push development policy forward. It aims to curb farm slicing into 10 acre plots and strip development, outlining the need for a clear zoning plan and speedy final by law.
A recent report overstated student bus home time. The two hour figure covered both trips to and from school. Bus driver and parent confirm the correction.
The piece argues that ending the sugar beet subsidy in Western Ontario benefits Canada by allowing market forces to set prices. It suggests farmers can switch crops, notes the subsidy amounts to half of four million dollars, and advocates letting commodities reach their own price levels. It warns that protective tariffs and subsidies should recede as trading patterns move toward specialization and efficiency.
The Clarke Township Council passed a three reading by law to freeze land and building use until a comprehensive zoning by law is prepared. It applies to all lands, prohibits new erections without Building Inspector approval, and allows reconstruction or strengthening if height or use is not increased. The by law remains in force 30 days from Ontario Municipal Board approval and may be extended by council resolutions. A comprehensive land use by law is being prepared and will be recommended by May 7.
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