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-ieet].ng Committee of Adjustment, Apri`1 10, 1972:
Follo•,:inc further consideration he then recuested permission
to amend his applicc=tion from a double garage to an application for
a single garage with an, attached extension to the rear of same to
serve as a workshop for personal use. This atL-ached garage would
than have a length'of 401. The sicleyard would be redu::ed from the
required 25' to 151.
This request was granted and the applic::)tion with attached
sketch plan of the proposed addition was amended accor;ingly.'
initialled by the applicant and witnessed by the Secret::ry-Treasurer.
+kpplication for a minor vari:-rice from requirud 25' cideyard
to 15' sid(,yarci granted ori motion by ;il.r',1;. usbornc, seconded by
1:. Schocnrnaker granted, subject- to the following conditions:
1. T_%K ; w,:,,iQIl1G that this decision, for a minor variance
Of the Clarke Township Committee of Adjustment IS
NOT FINAL _`.ilD BI1;,;Il'_C until the time for appecl b
any interested party has lapsed under the terms of
The Planning >.ct of the Province of Ontario. T iI5 7I1.3
FO -R .i i" iL IS 14 D>iYC FRu1-! T--!,,,'Dl.TE that the minutes
Of this decision have been mailed to the 14inister of
1°lunicipal :'.ffairs of the Province of Ontario;
2. This decision should not be registered on title until
the skid time for appeal has lapsed when the applicant
shall then register oi-i title by way of Deposit a copy
Of Lire Form of Consent, and shell forthwith L -hereafter
:Forward to the Secretary ofthe Committee a duplicGti
Certificate of DeposiL- or a Notarial copy thereof;
3. AND FUF 1'li; l: that upon receipt by the Secretary of the
aforesaid docurnenL, the approriate administrative
Officials of th:� To%✓nshi�> of '-larke will be autl;orized
to issue any and all necessary permits or to take any
steps necessary to iml.lement U:is decision. C.'.P._;I.,ll.
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The Committee, having several more files to consider, this meeting
was adjourned at 4:00 p.m. on motion by E.F.it. Osborne and seconded
by K. :�choenma'cer, to be re -convened at 1:30 the followlno day
Wednesday, April 11, 1972, at which time Chairman, E.�, Lo in S. A. LL. B.
is e;cpected to attend. Carried.
Secretary-Tre s rer I1EZTI1VG I ; CGPu• I'1" EF' firman
The :neeting of the CommiLtee of Adjustment re -convened on Wednesday,
April 11, 1972 at 1:310p.m. in the Council Chamber, (_rcno, Urrisrio,
at which time - �.i;. Lovn_kin B.A. LL.3.2 Chairman;
. -",choenmaker
l°iember; L.i'.R. Osborne ile¢iber; and ilrs. Ell. --n 1;. yeo, Secretary -
Tr --,-,surer atLe?nted.
Inspection Reports for the fdllowi_ng applications ',Vere considered:
Application 113113-72
As business arising from minutes
this application was brought==orward
Person in sup,,ort of, or. in
-artiald Hoy _�s Owner,
2602 1Ryral Trust Tower,
Toronto -Dominion Centre,
ToronLo 111, OnLt'rio,
1-i. D.BYCI^✓rl [J _, J,., Agent,
121 ':ween Street,
Bowntanvillr_, Ont; -ria.
Lot 29, Con 97
Tow,rshi,_
Of Clarke,
SubmiS5lC:rr P?o. "3"3-72
of i' -larch 27, 1972 meeting
for furth-r condideration . No
opposi_',.ion to t'!is application.
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Meeting:iii Committee, pril 112 1972:
As'a matter of recorn the entire Committee inspected Qis
propertX on Acr:i.l 5, 1972 and the following facts ware noted;
1. In ascertaining the exact pro_�crty, the Committee
requested a neighboring owner to pont out its
boundaries and one "Skelding" indicated to the
r Committee the exact_location.of the land in question;
2.' :'access up the side road to the northern end of the.
property would be impossible because of snow filled
roads. The amount of snow in this area is much greater
than in the area to the south nearer Lake Ontario as
this r'ogion is part of the area referred to as "The
Groat Pine Ridge" and the elevation in the general
arca is several hundred feet (a; mucic as 500' or more)
higher than the shoreline of Lake Ontario some (14.) to
(15) Milos to the south;
3. No flowing stre nm was visile on the property and
grass in this area is not Iarticul,rly good for
pasturing cattle. Tho he.t of the summer would
probably burn the grass making very poor pasture in
the IoLe summer.
4. The road running east and west-, across the south end
of the property was poste;: "not a through road" to
the east. About 5' to 6' of snow blocked the north -
south road at the south-west corner of the property.
This had been caused by the snowplow throwing up
a bank of snow and no one cleaning iL-.out.
5. Suitable use for the land would be for ranching,
recreational or re-f-orestration;
'o. Division of the lana'. into 40 to 50 acre parcels would
not destroy a viable agricultural unit;
7. No buildings Of any kind were visible on tho prohcrty;
The Committee could not see any compelling reason either to sever
or not to sever as by-law 1592 amended by by-law 1653 provides
for 40 acre lots in the area. The proposed division appeared
reasonable in all the circumstances and in accordance with
current Municipal Legislation.
The Secretary was instructed to request the applicant to provide
a proper Flan or Survey; certified -ans prepared by an Ontario
Land Surveyor showing the dimensions of the land to be severed
and the dimensions of the land to be retained.
Application adjourned until such time.as the requested material
is prewanted.
CLASSIFIC .TIQJ 10 ":J'
Application File No. "]3"4-72
r As business arising from minutes
(\ this application was brought forward
No person appeared in support of, or
application. _
braniulav 3ogd-novic Owner,
R.:: rl i`dca..tc,iwillc, Critario,
Logs, Con 7, Township of Clarke,
Submissic,n No. "3114-72
of March 27, 1972 meeting,
for furthLr consideration.
in opposition to this
As a matter of record the entire Committee inspected this
property on April 5, 1972 and noted the following 'facts:
1. Due to poor road and field conditions, the Committee were
unable to walk over all the property;
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Meeting in CommitLe2, April 11, 1972:
2. The buildings of the applicant (house and barn) clearly
indicate a large farming operation;
3. chile snow conditions prevented a complete examination
of the ground, the type of land was clearly indicated by
the type of trees and other vegetation visible in patches
where there was little or no snow coverage;,
4. The south end of the applicant's land was somewhat., low
and swampy and possibly its marshy character would
prevent it from "burning" if used for late -summer pasture
and, therefore, make it useful as part of the veal
raising operation. Most of it would not be suitable for
building lots;
5. The area would definitely be marginal from an agricul'Lural
viewpoint. The assessm._nt of the land's potential
as given in ev=idence by the applicant was probably
correct.
The Secretary was instructed to notify the applicant of the
next meeting to be held on April 24, 1972, at which time this
application will be reviewed.
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Appl'caticn Pile No. "B"5-72
Konwald Investrients Limited, Cwner,
c/o Adcros,Prass2r,Smith
& Shaver, 200 University Ave.,
Toronto, Ontario,
Lot 29, Con 3,
Toti✓nship of Clarke,
Submission No. 1113115-72
As business arising from minutes of Ea -ch 277 1972 meeting,
this applic=tion was brought forward for further consideration.
No person appec rad 1n supiiort 02, Or 1n Op GSIL:LCn to this
application.
As a matter of record the entire Committee inspected this
pro_i-erLy on Wednesday, April 5, 1972 and the followincrfacts were
noted=
1. The house and barn are on the east side of Highway +1115,
about half way between the Villages of Orono and
Newcastle, Ontario; with direct access to the said
Highway;
2. There ware ao special topographical features which
would create a natural line of division between the
house and buildings, and Lire remainder of the acreage;
3. There are severed commercial establishments along Highwqy
11115 in this area, but this application, to the Committe='s
knowledge was not part of a re -zoning to sever commercial
property from agricultural lands. The�applic tion appears
to be a simple severance of a farmhouse and a barn from
abutti:ig farm lands, which would result jr, two separate
parcels of land. The remaTi.in�j farrRi-ends of approximately
t y
58.362 acres were not beirig sold to an abutting owner,
so it wc;s not a case of re -adjusting boundaries between
abutting owners.
On the material presented to date, no cogent reason for the
preNOs�;d severance hes been made oul-_ by tie appl_canL-. . The
Secrete.ry was instructed to request t1le a'iPlicant to attend the
meeting to be held on April 24, 19721 at wi�icil tifae this applicatisn
will be reviewed.
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General Business - The Chaix;nan, Z.P. Lovekin B.A. LL.B., dictrsl.cd
several letters, and this b�:ing all the busiries:� at this time
mc. Ling adjourned at 4:30 p.m.
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