HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/19/1972COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT
INSPECTION REPORT
Thursday, October 19,1972.
Two properties were inspected and a decision was given as
follows:
Application "A"16-72
This is an application by
permit the use of her home as
(c) of amending by-law 1653.
W. Kay Lycett Q.C.,Agent,
Barrister & Solicitor,
Orono, Ontario,
Margaret Lynn Haitsma,Owner,
Orono, Ontario,
for part of Lot 10, Block 71.
Hanning Plan, Police Village
of Orono, Lot 28, Con 5,
Township of Clarke,
Submission No. "A"16-72-23
one Margaret Lynn Haitsma to
a Beauty Shop under Section 4(1)
The applicant in this matter is a married woman, presently
living separate and apart from her husband. In order to supplement
her income she personally operates a "hairdressing" service.
She has a small child to care for and would prefer, if possible,
to operate the business from her home.
The Committee inspected this property on Thursday, October
19, 1972 and noted the following facts:
1. Located immediately across the street from the
applicant's home is a small beauty parlotr known
as "Gails Beauty Shoppe" and on the house next
to "Gails Beauty Shoppe" is a sign indicating
that the occupant is a "Painter and Decorator".
Although these signs do not completely alter the
character of the area, they do indicate that, at
least, two buildings in the area immediately across
from the applicant's home are being used as a base
of operations by self-employed persons; one as a
similar type of operation, namely, a "Beauty Shop".
The Committee felt that the phrase "domestic or household
art" in Section 4(1) (c) could be defined so as to authorize the
granting of this application with the conditions that have been
included limiting the use to a "domestic or household art"
category.
The Committee referred to correspondence received from
Haliburton,Kawartha,Pine Ridge District Health Unit, Cobourg,
Ontario, under date of October 10, 1972 - "an inspection was
carried out and the following are our observations and
recommendations:
1)the premises comprise a single family dwelling located in the
Village of Orono.
2)Although the present waste disposal system is undersized
according to present day requirements, it appears to be
working satisfactorily.
3)the beauty shop if approved should be so situated in the
dwelling that it is separated from the living area, and
capable of being locked.
The main reason for this recommendation "3" is, to isolate the
numerous chemicals and equipment so that no access is available
to small children. (signed) "G.F. Hutchings," C.P.H.I. (C)
Chief, Public Health Inspector for Medical Officer of Health. GFH:bf"
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nspection Report, Committee of Adjustment, October 19, 1972.
The Committee referred to the minutes of October 2, 1972
regarding this application, and following further discussion
this application for a "minor variance" was granted on motion by
K. Schoenmaker and seconded by E.F.R. Osborne to permit the
applicant, residing in a dwelling, to carry on a hairdressing
establishment together with the mechanical equipment required
in a hairdressing establishment in accordance with provisions
under section 49 subsec (1) (c) (v')-, "subject to the following
conditions:
1. The conditions laid down by the Medical Officer
of Health, Dr. Charlotte M. Horner, B.A., M.D.,
D.P.H., Medical Officer of Health, in the letter
under date of October 10, 1972 are to be met;
2. Any condition laid down by the Building Inspector
in regard to a safe entrance and exit; adequate
electric wiring etc., to be met;
3. The type of operation to be carried on shall be
rof the nature of a "domedtic or household art",
namely, the arrangement of hair by the applicant
householder;: and the use shall not be expanded or
altered from such a personal and restricted use
without further or other authority (i.e. an amendment
to the Zoning By -Law) and it is,therefore, specifically
drawn to the applicant's attention that should she
fail to continue operating the business herself, this
consent shall lapse;
4. TAKE WARNING that this decision for a minor variance
of the Clarke Township Committee of Adjustment IS
NOT FINAL AND BINDING until the time for appeal by
any interested party has lapsed under the terms of
the Planning Act of the Province of Ontario. THIS TIME
FOR APPEAL IS 21 DAYS FROM THE DATE that the minutes of
this decision have been mailed to the Minister of
Municipal Affairs of the Province of Ontario;
5. This decision should not be registered on title until
the said time for appeal has lapsed when the applicant
shall then register on title by way of Deposit a copy
of the Form of Consent and shall forthwith thereafter
forward to the Secretary of the Committee a duplicate
Certificate of Deposit or a Notarial copy thereof;
6. AND FURTHER that upon receipt by the Secretary of the
aforesaid document, the appropriate administrative
officials of the Township of Clarke shall be authorized
to issue any and all necessary permits or to take any
steps necessary to implement this decision.
CLASSIFICATION "R1,"
The property of Daniel Katz, Lot 3 &
"B"33-72 was inspected and the facts
will be discussed with this applicant
be held on November 6, 1972,
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at their next meets