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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-04-11 Council (Regular) Minutes County of Newell No. 4 Minutes of Council Meeting April 11, 2002 The regular Council Meeting of the County of Newell No. 4 was held in the County Office at Brooks, AB on Tuesday, April 11, 2002 commencing at 10:00 a.m. Reeve Councillors Members Present ~"' Assistant Administrator Recording Secretary W. Daniels V. Fabian G. Musgrove C. Vermeeren J. Harbinson M. Loewen A. Eckert A. Pickett C. Baksa (10:05 a.m.) N. Moriyama P. Garrett 1. Excused from Meeting Moved by Councillor Harbinson that Councillor Moss be excused from this meeting. Carried. 2. Minutes 1. Council Minutes -March 19, 2002 Minutes of the March 19, 2002 meeting were presented. Moved by Councillor Vermeeren that we adopt the minutes as presented. Carried. 3. Call for Post Agenda Items The Reeve called for post agenda items. 4. Adoption of Agenda Moved by Councillor Fabian that we adopt the agenda as amended. Carried. Arrived at Meetins Councillor Baksa arrived at the meeting at 10:05 a.m. April i 1, 2002 Page 56 Business from Minutes 5 Finance Officer G. Lucas was in attendance for the following items. 1. 2002 Municipal Budget Moved by Councillor Harbinson that we adopt the 2002 Municipal Budget as presented. Moved by Councillor Vermeeren that we postpone voting on this motion until later in the meeting. Carried. 2. Rosemary Fire Requisition Increase Moved by Councillor Loewen that we increase the Division 7 Fire requisition to collect $9,600.00 in total. Carried. Other Business 6. 1. Alberta Children's Services -Amending FCSS Conditional Funding Agreement An agreement with Alberta Children's Services to amend the January 1 -December 31, 2002 FCSS Conditional Funding Agreement was presented to Council. Moved by Councillor Loewen that we enter into an amended FCSS Conditional Funding Agreement with Alberta Children's Services as presented. Carried. Business from Minutes (cont'd) 2002 Municipal Budget (cont'd) Vote on postponed motion to adopt 2002 Municipal Budget. Carried. 3. 2002 Total County Budget Moved by Councillor Harbinson that we adopt the 2002 Total County Budget as presented. Carried. 4. Fire Tax Rate Bylaw 1388-02 Moved by Councillor Baksa that Bylaw 1388-02, being a bylaw for the purpose of setting up tax rates or requisitions to be charged for various Fire Areas, receive second reading. Carried. Moved by Councillor Vermeeren that Bylaw 1388-02 receive third and final reading. Carried. April 11, 2002 Page 57 /` 5. Recreation Tax Rate Bylaw 1387-02 Moved by Councillor Eckert that Bylaw 1387-02, being a bylaw for the purpose of setting up tax rates or requisitions to be charged for various Recreation Areas, receive second reading. Carried. Moved by Councillor Vermeeren that Bylaw 1387-02 receive third and final reading. Carried. 6. Library Tax Rate Bylaw 1389-02 Moved by Councillor Pickett that Bylaw 1389-02, being a bylaw for the purpose of including Divisions 5 & 10 into the Town of Brooks Municipal Library and Shortgrass Regional Library, receive second reading. Carried. Moved by Councillor Baksa that Bylaw 1389-02 receive third and final reading. Carried. Tax Rate Bvlaw 1386-02 Moved by Councillor Harbinson that Bylaw 1386-02, being a bylaw for the purpose of authorizing the various rates of taxation for various purposes in the year 2002, receive second reading. Carried. ,... Moved by Councillor Vermeeren that Bylaw 1386-02 receive third and final reading. Carried. The Finance Officer left the meeting at this time. 7. Correspondence Workers' Compensation Board - Dav of Mourning Proclamation A letter from Workers' Compensation Board, regarding a Day of Mourning, was presented to Council. Moved by Councillor Fabian that the following proclamation be made: WHEREAS: the annual National Day of Mourning recognizes workers who have been killed, injured or disabled on the job: and WHEREAS: the statistics concerning workplace fatalities are alarming (in 2001, 118 Albertans were killed on the job and more than 42,400 individuals lost time from work because of injury); and WHEREAS: a special day will reinforce the importance of safe workplaces and provides County ,._. ofNewell residents with an opportunity to remember individuals killed or seriously injured in workplace accidents; and April 11, 2002 Page 58 WHEREAS: the National Day of Mourning provides us with the opportunity to rededicate -- ourselves to the goal of making the workplace safer and help achieve the Workers' Compensation Board -Alberta's vision ofAlbertans working - a safe, healthy and -°" strong Alberta; and NOW THEREFORE: The County of Newell hereby proclaims April 28, 2002 as `National Day of Mourning' in the County of Newell and ask you to remember workers who have been killed, injured or disabled at their place of work. Carried. FCM - Kvoto Protocol A letter from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, requesting support for the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, was presented to Council. Moved by Councillor Pickett that a letter be sent to our Member of Parliament urging the Federal Government not to ratify the Kyoto Protocol. Carried. A copy of this letter will be sent to the FCM, our MLA and the AAMD&C. Clearview Colonv - ReQUest to Chance Divisions for Rec & Fire Mill Rate A letter from the Clearview Colony, requesting that the fire and recreation mill rates for Sec 31-23- 17-W4 bechanged from Division 9 to Division 6, was presented to Council. Moved by Councillor Loewen that we proceed with the required Bylaw and advertising to effect a boundary adjustment moving Section 31-23-17-W4 from the Division 9 to the Division 6 recreation and fire areas. Carried. Other Business (cont'd) Calcium Superintendent of Public Works E. Somerville was in attendance for this item. Moved by Councillor Harbinson that the Calcium For Dust Control Policy be amended such that condition 5 read "prior to Friday of first full week in June of the current year". Carried. The Superintendent of Public Works left the meeting at this time. 8. Cheques for Payment/Direct Debit Resister Moved by Councillor Harbinson that Cheques #10157 - #10164, #10166 - #10270, #10272 - #10305, #10307 - #10316, #10318 - #10439, #10441- #10446 and #10448 - #10490 in the amount of $1,604,005.80 and Direct Debit Register Batch #5925 in the amount of $25,633.22, be approved for payment. Carried. April 11, 2002 Page 59 ,.~ 9. Post Agenda Items 1. Newsletter to Rate Pam It was suggested that, in a newsletter to be sent out with the tax notices, the Annual Meeting be advertised and ratepayers be informed that if they operate a business within the County they can list the name of their business on our website. 2. Prairie Acres Owners Association -Relocation of Pump Site Superintendent of Public Works E. Somerville was in attendance for this item. Moved by Councillor Baksa that we approve the request from Prairie Acres Owners Association to relocate their pump site from Plan 9610793, Lot 1 PUL to Plan 8311138, Block 1, Lot 5 MR and that the fee for Development Permit Application 2342 be waived. Carried. The Superintendent of Public Works left the meeting at this time. 3. Newe114-H District -Southern Alberta Regional 4-H Breeding Show ~" A letter from the Newe114-H District, regarding the hosting of the Southern Alberta Regional 4-H Breeding Show, was presented to Council. Moved by Councillor Harbinson that we sponsor one championship award for approximately $60.00 and donate 100 pins to the Newe114-H District. Carried. 4. Lakeside Farm Industries The Reeve reported that Lakeside Farm Industries would like to set up a tour of their feedlot for Council. Councillor Harbinson suggested that this tour take place in August around 7 to 8 p.m. Councillor Baksa suggested that a tour of the packing plant be done at the same time. 10. Delegation -Cassils Residential Development County Planner M. Cui was in attendance for this item. Ron Henschel, Focus Intech; Dan Young, Focus Intech and Janine Schoff, Trendsetter Homes were in attendance to present a Country Residential Conceptual Plan proposal for Cassils to Council. The County Planner left the meeting at this time. April 11, 2002 Page 60 11. In Camera Moved by Councillor Baksa that we move in camera. Carried. Moved by Councillor Harbinson that we move out of camera. Carried. Councillor Baksa declared a potential conflict of interest and left the Council Chambers during one of the in camera items. Lunch Council recessed for lunch from 11:57 a.m. to 1:05 p.m. 12. Committee Reports Municipal No report. A.S.B. Councillor Loewen gave this report. Inter-municipal Planning Commission Councillor Baksa gave this report. The IlbIPC indicated that they did not need a County representative on their board. Subdivision & Development Anneal Board Councillor Pickett gave this report. Newell Regional Solid Waste Management Authority Reeve Daniels gave this report. Road Ban Committee Councillor Harbinson gave this report. April 11, 2002 Page 61 i"' AAMD&C Spring Convention Council completed the Spring 2002 Convention Evaluation form. 13. Public Hearines Moved by Councillor Musgrove that we recess for the public hearings for the Young Road Area Structure Plan, the One Tree Road Area Structure Plan and the Highway 542 Area Structure Plan at 1:33 p.m. Carried. Left Meeting Councillor Eckert excused himself from the remainder of the meeting at 3:00 p.m. The meeting reconvened at 3:06 p.m. 14. Bvlaw 1378-02 -Young Road Area Structure Plan Moved by Councillor Loewen that Bylaw 1378-02, being a bylaw to adopt the Young Road Area Structure Plan, receive second reading. Moved by Councillor Harbinson that we postpone voting /' on this motion until April 25"', 2002. Carried. 15. Bylaw 1379-02 -One Tree Road Area Structure Plan Moved by Councillor Vermeeren that Bylaw 1379-02, being a bylaw to adopt the One Tree Road Area Structure Plan, receive second reading. Moved by Councillor Baksa that we postpone voting on this motion until Apri125"', 2002. Carried. 16. Bvlaw 1380-02 - Hi~hwav 542 Area Structure Plan Moved by Councillor Musgrove that Bylaw 1380-02, being a bylaw to adopt the Highway 542 Area Structure Plan, receive second reading. Moved by Councillor Vermeeren that we postpone voting on this motion until Apri125`~, 2002. Carried. Committee Reports (cont'd) Municipal Planning Commission County Planner M. Cui was in attendance for the following items. `'"' Councillor Baksa gave this report. April 11, 2002 Page 62 02 NL 005 - SW 35-16-13-W4 -Division 2 Schroeder [ssak & Eileen -Residential Subdivision Moved by Councillor Baksa that we recommend to our Subdivision Authority approval of Subdivision Application 02 NL 005 for a residential subdivision within the SW 35-16-13-W4 subject to the following conditions: 1. The applicant consolidating, by plan, the remnant parcel with the adjacent lands within a portion of the SW 35-16-13-W4 containing 80 acres as well as the adjacent lands within a portion of the SE 35-16-13-W4 containing 33.10 acres. 2. The registration of a caveat for the dedication of 5-metre strip of land along the westerly boundary of the SW 35-16-13-W4 for future road widening to be purchased at a rate that is consistent with County policy at that time. 3. The applicant entering into an agreement with the County ofNewell for construction and/or upgrading of road approaches to the proposed and remnant parcels as required by the Public Works Department. 4. The registration of a deferred municipal reserve caveat against the remnant parcel. The amount of the municipal reserve required will be calculated at the time the applicant provides a plan of subdivision to the municipality for endorsement. 5. All oil and gas company leases, rights-of--way, Board Orders, etc. being carried forward, as required, when the subdivision mylar is registered at Land Titles Office. 6. The applicant providing easements to franchise utilities for providing services to the proposed and remnant parcels. The applicant may be responsible for the costs associated with the installation, removal or modification of services. 7. The applicant meeting all requirements of the Eastern Irrigation District with respect to the conveyance of water as well as easements. Carried. 2. Loewen, Jacob -Plan 1217 B.A., Block 7, Lot 2 -Division 3 HSF -Hamlet Single Family Residential to HR- Hamlet Residential Moved by Councillor Baksa that consideration be given to first reading of a bylaw to amend the land use for Plan 1217 B.A., Block 7, Lot 2 from HSF -Hamlet Single Family Residential District to HR -Hamlet Residential District. Carried. Moved by Councillor Baksa that Bylaw 1390-02, being a bylaw to amend the land use for Plan 1217 B.A., Block 7, Lot 2 from HSF -Hamlet Single Family Residential District to HR -Hamlet Residential District, receive first reading. Carried. The Planner left the meeting at this time 17. Ouestion Period /Notice of Motion A question period was held. April 11, 2002 Page 63 ,,, 18. Information Items Norma Berg -Thank You 19. Adjourn Moved by Councillor Loewen that the meeting adjourn at 3:22 p.m. Carried. ~~ 6 REEVE ADMINISTRATOR i- r April 11, 2002 Page 64 County of Newell No. 4 Minutes of Public Hearing April 11, 2002 A Public Hearing of the County of Newell No. 4 was held in the County Office at Brooks, AB on Thursday, April 11, 2002 commencing at 1:35 p.m. Members Present Reeve W. Daniels Councillors V. Fabian G. Musgrove C. Vermeeren J. Harbinson M. Loewen A. Eckert A. Pickett C. Baksa Acting Secretary N. Moriyama Recording Secretary P. Garrett The Reeve opened the Public Hearing at 1:35 p.m. The Planner, M. Cui and 14 members of the public were in attendance. The Acting Secretary stated that the purpose of the Public Hearing was to hear representations on Bylaw 1378-02 being a bylaw to adopt an Area Structure Plan for 7.77 km (4.8 miles) along Young Road between the southwest corner boundary of the Town of Brooks and Highway 36 including land 0.8 km (0.5 miles) north and south of Young Road. The Reeve advised those present of the procedure that would be followed for the Hearing. The Planner, in giving a summary of the proposal, presented the following information: - the County initiated the preparation of an Area Structure Plan for the Young Road area; - EBA Engineering Consultant Ltd. was contracted to prepare the ASP; - a review of the preparation process; - the current land uses in the subject area; - the reasons an ASP was initiated; - the proposed land uses for the area; The Planner also presented some concerns and requests for possible changes to the proposal that arose as a result of the last open house. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to speak in favour of the proposed Area Structure Plan. As this Area Structure Plan was initiated by the County the Planner's remarks were presented in favour of the Area Structure Plan. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of the Planner. The Reeve asked if there was anyone else wishing to speak in favour of the bylaw. There was no one else wanting to speak in favour of the bylaw. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to speak in opposition to the bylaw. - The Acting Secretary read a letter from Whaley Mar and Doug Mar requesting that the West %2 of SW 1/4 22-18-15-W4 be included in the ASP. Bonnie Hart wanted to know how they would be affected by the proposed zoning changes and when these changes would take effect. She also wanted to know if the proposed zoning is commercial, would light industrial be allowed in the future. The Reeve asked if she would like to see the zoning more general. Cliff Sewell indicated that he would like to see the commercial zone extended for a 1/8 mile strip along the east boundary of the SE 30-19-14-W4 to the Town limits with industrial to the quarter line. He supplied a map showing the proposed changes. He expressed concern that our current bylaw is outdated. The Reeve asked if it would be better if the boundaries weren't cut and dry. ,., The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to comment on the bylaw. Ron Switzer, on behalf of landowner Dean Martin, requested that the N %218 and SE 24-18-14-W4 be zoned industrial. They would like to see wellsite servicing operations and light manufacturing in this area. Councillor Loewen indicated that Council had akeady agreed to zone that area industrial but the map had not yet been updated to indicate this change. Mr. Switzer indicated that if the area was commercial, a service road would probably be necessary. He then asked when final approval would be given for this Area Structure Plan. The Reeve indicated that the soonest would likely be Apri125, 2002. The applicant was given the opportunity for rebuttal. The Planner felt there was no need for a rebuttal. The Reeve asked if there were any further questions or concerns. There being no further discussion, the Reeve declared the Public Hearing closed at 2:00 p.m. Carried. ,~- REEV COUNTY ADMIlVISTRATOR ,.,_ County of Newell No. 4 Minutes of Public Hearing April 11, 2002 A Public Hearing of the County of Newell No. 4 was held in the County Office at Brooks, AB on Thursday, April 11, 2002 commencing at 2:03 p.m. Members Present Reeve W. Daniels Councillors V. Fabian G. Musgrove C. Vermeeren J. Harbinson M. Loewen A. Eckert A. Pickett C. Baksa Acting Secretary N. Moriyama Recording Secretary P. Garrett The Reeve opened the Public Hearing at 2:03 p.m. ~^ The Planner, M. Cui and 11 members of the public were in attendance. The Acting Secretary stated that the purpose of the Public Hearing was to hear representations onBylaw 1379-02 being a bylaw to adopt an Area Structure Plan for an area along One Tree Road from the One Tree Road and TransCanada Highway intersection for a distance of 5.65 km including land 0.8 km (0.5 miles) on either side of One Tree Road plus an additional 2 quarter sections of land in the southeast corner of the Plan area. The Reeve advised those present of the procedure that would be followed for the Hearing. The Planner, in giving a summary of the proposal, presented the following information: - the County initiated the preparation of an Area Structure Plan for the One Tree Road area; - EBA Engineering Consultant Ltd. was contracted to prepare the ASP; - a review of the preparation process; - the current land uses in the subject area; - the reasons an ASP was initiated; - the proposed land uses for the area; The Planner also presented some concerns and requests for possible changes to the proposal .- that arose as a result of the last open house. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to speak in favour of the proposed Area Structure Plan. The Planner spoke in favour of the bylaw restating information from her opening presentation. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of the Planner. The Reeve asked if there was anyone else wishing to speak in favour of the bylaw. There was no one else wanting to speak in favour of the bylaw. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to speak in opposition to the bylaw. Jock Airth spoke in opposition to the bylaw indicating the following: - the road was built to industrial strength so it would seem that the area should be zoned industrial; - with the amount of oil traffic already in the area, an increase in residential development could result in an increase in accidents; - the area has numerous pipelines (Mr. Airth presented copies of oil leases showing existing in ground pipeline structures.), existing wells and HZS which would restrict residential growth; - the requirement for development to be 100 metres from any pipeline would not allow for residential development; - some of the land is prime agricultural land. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of Mr. Airth. Councillor Baksa indicated that an Area Structure Plan is formulated to give direction to planning for future development of an area. She asked Mr. Airth what he would like to see if the area was developed. Councillor Musgrove asked for clarification as to where the 100 metre setback requirement came from. Councillor Harbinson asked where the sour gas information came from. Reeve Daniels indicated that the area could be designated as agricultural but then subdivisions would not be allowed in the future. ~. r ~„ Sandra Hajash spoke in opposition to the bylaw indicating that: - the land currently zoned agriculture should remain as such; - there is currently lots of residential (eg: Johnson Estates); - residential zoning should be kept closer to Town; - this area would be able to access both overpasses. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of Ms. Hajash. Councillor Vermeeren asked where she would like to see agricultural zoning. Councillor Loewen questioned whether or not Ms. Hajash saw this as an area for long-term agriculture. Councillor Loewen indicated that if this area was left as agricultural there wouldn't be any residential development. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to comment on the bylaw. The Acting Secretary read a letter from Ken Lutes, legal counsel for Dick Dick, indicating that they would like to have the triangular piece of land located in SE 34-19-14-W4 zoned as commercial. He also read a letter from the Town of Brooks indicating that truck routes r- within Town boundaries had been mis-identified and questioning the density of the residential developments. The applicant was given the opportunity for rebuttal. The Planner indicated that the recommendation of EBA Consultant Ltd. was to revert the area back to predominantly agricultural land and not to change the designation for the SE 34-19-14-W4 orBlockA, Plan 7910693. The Reeve asked if there were any further questions or concerns. There being no further discussion, the Reeve declared the Public Hearing closed at 2:29 p.m. Carried. REEVE _(fC.CCi~ / fll~t~. COUNTY ADMIlVISTRATOR ~- ,~- County of Newell No. 4 Minutes of Public Hearing April 11, 2002 A Public Hearing of the County of Newell No. 4 was held in the County Office at Brooks, AB on Thursday, April 11, 2002 commencing at 2:30 p.m. Members Present Reeve W. Daniels Councillors V. Fabian G. Musgrove G Vermeeren J. Harbinson M. Loewen A. Eckert A. Pickett C. Baksa Acting Secretary N. Moriyama Recording Secretary P. Garrett The Reeve opened the Public Hearing at 2:30 p.m. The Planner, M. Cui and 11 members of the public were in attendance. The Acting Secretary stated that the purpose of the Public Hearing was to hear representations on Bylaw 1380-02 being a bylaw to adopt an Area Structure Plan for for 6.3 km (3.9 miles) along Highway 542 from the Town of Brooks Boundary west to Highway 36 including land 0.8 km (0.5 miles) north and south of Highway 542. The Reeve advised those present of the procedure that would be followed for the Hearing. The Planner, in giving a summary of the proposal, presented the following information: - the County initiated the preparation of an Area Structure Plan for the Highway 542 area; - EBA Engineering Consultant Ltd. was contracted to prepare the ASP; - a review of the preparation process; - the current land uses in the subject area; - the reasons an ASP was initiated; - the proposed land uses for the area; The Planner also presented some concerns that had been expressed regarding traffic volumes, the scattering of commercial and industrial uses throughout the three Area Structure Plans, and as suggestion that the Area Structure Plan should be more specific as to which commercial and industrial uses will be allowed. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to speak in favour of the proposed Area Structure Plan. The Planner spoke in favour of the bylaw restating information from her opening presentation. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of the Planner. The Reeve asked if there was anyone else wishing to speak in favour of the bylaw. There was no one else wanting to speak in favour of the bylaw. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to speak in opposition to the bylaw. Collette Lutke, on behalf of residents located adj acent to Meadows Par 3 Golf Course, spoke in opposition to the bylaw indicating the following: - their opposition to the zoning of the area north of them to commercial; - a commercial zone would defeat the goals and objectives of the ASP as commercial would increase traffic; - commercial zoning would not be compatible to residential area south of Highway 542; - it will diminish safety for residents; - residents from all 17 houses in her subdivision were opposed to the commercial zoning; - with the residents from this subdivision and the patrons of the golf course there is already significant traffic entering onto Highway 542 in this location; - when entering Highway 36 from this intersection, there is a blind spot to the left; - there was concern over the increased noise level a commercial subdivision would provide. Ms. Lutke presented a letter, with 26 signatures, stating their opposition to the zoning of S '/2 3-19-15-W4 as commercial. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of Ms. Lutke. r Councillor Harbinson asked what she would suggest for zoning of that area. Reeve Daniels spoke on the noise from trucks idling should this area be developed as commercial. Councillor Loewen indicated that if this area is zoned for residential, there would still be a significant increase in traffic with the same traffic concerns as commercial. The Reeve asked if there was anyone else wishing to speak in opposition to the bylaw. Don Cox, on behalf of Meadows Par 3 Golf Course, spoke in opposition to the bylaw indicating the following: - the neighbours east of the golf course are opposed to commercial development on the north side of Highway 542 across from the golf course; - Young Road would be a better location for commercial development. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of Mr. Cox. There were no questions. Charles Sieberer spoke in opposition to the bylaw expressing the following concerns: - the real opposition is if you have 15 houses which are in the value of 200 to 300 thousand dollars and commercial is across the road, it would devalue their property; - he does not want to see quonsets or shacky development; - the new houses along Highway 542 would look directly into the proposed commercial development; - a quality housing development or agriculture would make the most sense for that; - he was against anything which would lower their property value. Council was given the opportunity to ask questions of Mr. Sieberer. There were no questions. The Reeve asked if there was anyone wishing to comment on the bylaw. .~- Rod Wilson indicated that he would like to see the front portion of the NW 36-18-15- W4 zoned commercial. He was informed that, although the plan didn't indicate such, it had already been changed. Mike Wenner, P & H Oilfield Maintenance Ltd., indicated that he would like the proposed zoning for the NE 34-18-15-W4 changed from residential as he already has an oilfield service in the area and would like to re-zone to expand to light fabrication. Council was given the opportunity to question Mr. Wenner. Councillor Loewen asked him the size of the parcel he owns. Councillor Baksa asked how long the oilfield service had been there. Carl Fortin asked to speak in favour of the re-zoning and presented a letter indicating that Range Road 150 is perfect for commerciaUindustrial development, especially with the proximity to Lakeside. Council was given the opportunity to question Mr. Fortin. Reeve Daniels asked Mr. Fortin about the T-intersection where Range Road 150 intersects Highway 542 and the possibility of a service road to alleviate traffic congestion at this location. Reeve Daniels asked Mr. Wenner what he would think if we brought Range Road 150 across through his property. Mr. Wenner indicated that he thought that when Young Road was built up, the idea was to keep traffic light on Highway 542. The Reeve replies that the Town vas not in agreement with this. Councillor Harbinson stated that the overlay made this an unbanned road allowing any type of traffic. He was also told that the County now has no say on this road as the Provincial Government has taken over it. The applicant was given the opportunity for rebuttal. The Planner chose not to give a rebuttal. ,~- The Reeve asked if there were any further questions or concerns. There being no further discussion, the Reeve declared the Public Hearing closed at 2:58 p.m. Carried. REEV ~CIc~~G 1R ~ ~ -- COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR