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maAon won r +S SYS, | Cae, Big AO eee ht then ew / Land rezoning OO Ge ew Cone On Ia OO, Fees OO - Tiny passes amendment it has been'two and a half years since Tiny resident Bill Evans first began his struggle to have his property rezoned in order to allow for estate resident lots on the land lying adjacent to the Wye River, on County. Road 6. At a meeting of Tiny council last week council approved an amendment to the Official Plan which would rezone the land from rural residential zoning, 29 lots could be subdivided from the 17 acres piece of land. Zoned as estate residential, only seven lots could be made from the property belonging to Evans. Wyebridge park closed estate residential zoning said Dorion. a6 Tiny Township council The Ministry says the but very little action has The motion to amend is disappointed over the park has had very little been taken to change the the Official Plan was Ministry- of Tran- sportation and Com- munications decision to close the little roadside park at Wyebridge on Highway 27. The council has been use although residents of the area seem to feel differently. Apparently a substantial amount of money will be saved by closing the park. 5 In a letter the township said they felt his lawyer John Graham of Toronto, came to the meeting asking council to reconsider' earlier decisions and take some action one way or the other. Evans said he has been tossed uround but that is because some of the council members did not agree with the proposal. As for the ministry, I can't give you any reason for why the run around," said reeve, Morris Darby. A study was completed by Tiny engineers which showed the land would indeed be suitable for zoning or amend the Official Plan. Deputy reeve Hilda Sibthorpe said she feared the area would soon become built up but then admitted to zone the land estate was _ probably better than leaving it as rural residential. "It's the lesser of two evils," she said. Councillor Basil Dorion said he was reluctant to okay the zoning and felt the land should be agricultural or forest as it was. several years ago. "IT agree with Mrs: Sibthorpe that estate residential is better than rural residential because the density will be lower but I'd rather see that land as agricultural," passed despite reluctance on the part of the coun- cillors. The rezoning belaw must be approved by the OMB. Shop Super Save for holiday savings a Jack P arr's SALE 2 -- 24 Fl. 0z. Btls. Liquid Detergent MIR ALPHAGETTI Libby's 14 fl. oz. 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