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MEETING
of the
COMMITTEE'OF ADJUSTMENT
Monday, July 14, 1969 at 8:00 p.m.
Council Chamber
Present: E.R. Lovekin, Chairman,
K. Schoenmaker, Member,
E,F'R; Osborne, Member,
Mrs. Ellen M. Yeo, Secretary -Treasurer,
The minutes of meeting held on July 7, 1969 were approved
as read on motion by E.F.R. Osborne and seconded by K.
Schoenmaker. Carried.
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The Secretary -Treasurer presented the following material
to the meeting:
(1) Correspondence from The Ontario Municipal Board
145 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario,
dated July 7, 1969 with an attached "Appointment
for Hearing" with regard to Application No.
"B" 173-69-152, George Lumley. The Committee
noted the contents thereof and instructed the
Secretary to file same awaiting the outcome of
the hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on
this application.
Application File No. 190-69
Messrs. Strike & Strike, Agent,
Barristers & Solicitors,
Box 7,
Bowmanville, Ontario,
Orley Trew, Owner,
R. R. #1,
Campbellcroft, Ontario,
for part of Lot 1, Con. V111,
Township of Clarke,
Submission No.
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As business arising from minutes of the past meetings, this
application was brought forward for further consideration.
M.B. Kelly, B. Comm, LL.B., as agent for the applicant and
Mr. John Perdue the proposed purchaser appeared in support of
this application. No other person appeared in support of, or
in opposition to this application.
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The Committee pointed out
was in attendance really had
that Mr.,Trew, the applicant
should make the presentation
Kelly replied that he was in
of the Committee.
to Mr. Kelly that the person who
no status before the Committee and
or Mr. Kelly as Mr. b'rew's agent
to the Committee. To which Mr.
full agreement with this observation
Mr. Kelly then made other oral representations in regard
to the bona fides of the proposed purchaser:
(1) That he understands the proposed purchaser is a
bona fide agricultural worker whose chief source
of revenue is derived from agricultural pursuits
and that he has a historic and proven connection
with the immediate area in which he intends to
acquire a 10 acre parcel;
(2) Mr. Perdue's previous connection withthearea
was as a sharecropper on a tobacco farm as
previously stated in the minutes of meeting,
May 5, 1969;
Mr. Kelly further stated that he was prepared to submit a
Sworn Affidavit, signed by Mr. Perdue, the proposed purchaser,
substantiating the aforementioned facts.
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Meeting of Committee of Adjustment, July 14, 1969;
The Committee advised Mr. Perdue as follows:
(1) The Committee has no. jurisdiction whatsoever
in the granting of building permits and the
fact that the land is severed does not auto-
matically entitle the purchaser to.a building
permit. The question as to entitlement to a
building permit is a matter between the applicant
and the Township.Authorities;
(2) That a clause be inserted in any deed given
as follows: "Subject to the restriction,
limitation and condition that the lands
herein described shall not be sold, transferred
or conveyed, or any equity therein, with the
exception of a mortgage, be sold transferred
or conveyed to any.person, firm or corporation
other than to a person who is a member of the
Perdue family for a period of at least 5 years
from the date upon which the decision of the
Committee of Adjustments of the Township of Clarke
to the within conveyance becomes final, such date
to be shown on the copy of the decision of the
said Committee which is attached.to and forms part
of this Deed"
This application was adjourned awaiting the submission of a
Sworn Affidavit.
CLASSIFICATION "E"
Application File No. 198-69
W. Kay Lycett B.A., Agent,
Barrister & Solicitor,
Orono, Ontario,
Donald John Cochrane, Owner,
R.R. 41, Orono, Ontario,
for part of Lot 25, Con IX,
Township of Clarke,
Submission
As business arising from past meetings this application was,
presented for further consideration.
Mr. Donald John Cochrane, the applicant, and for. Ken Nicks,
Realtor, of Bowmanville on behalf of the proposed purchaser
Mr. William Cole, Bowmanville, Ontario, appearedin support of
this application. No other person appeared in support of, or
in opposition to this application.
As a matter of record the Committee visited this property on
Wednesday, June 11, 1969.
The Committee noted:
(1) The area of the land being retained is approximately
50 acres comprising of the buildings and workable;
(2) The remainder of 170 acres to be sold is forest
and timber limits;
(3) The Committee observed that this would be a reasonable
division of lands;;
Mr. Ken Nicks was invited to make his submissions and stated
as follows:.
(1) Mr. William Cole resides in the Town of Bowmanville
and is employed in Mr. Nick's store known as "Ken's
Men's Wear;;
(2) Mr. Cole intends to use the property for his own
personal recreational use;
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Meeting of Committee of Adjustment, July 14, 1969;
(3) Mr. Cole had been informed by Mr. Nicks of the
restrictions imposed by by-law 1592 in this
area which iszoned "Agricultural";
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The Committee considered the facts presented and having
- -knowledge that Mr. Cole had previously lived in the general
area they were of the opinion that this gives credence to
the allegation that he would like to own land in the area.
Mr. Cochrane was informed that a proper Plan of Survey
would be required before further consideration can be given
to this application.
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Application tabled: for further consideration at such time
as a survey in duplicate by an Ontario Land Surveyor has
been received.
CLASSIFICATION "E"
Application File No. 206-69 J. Van Nest, Agent,
52 King street W.,
Bowmanville, Ontario,
William E. Williams,Owner,
2237 Birchmount Rd.,
Apt.403,Agincourt,Ontario,
for part of Lot 14, Con Vll,
Township of Clarke,
Submission No. "A"20669
As business arising from the past minutes this matter
was brought forward'for further consideration.
The Committee wish to report the fact that they had been
informed that Mr. Williams died on the 14th of July, 1969.
This application was adjourned until such time as in-
structions to proceed are received from the executors of the
estate.
CLASSIFICATION "P"
General Business
At the conclusion of the meeting the
Committee discussed "holiday plan9f
of the Secretary -Treasurer and the
members with a view to setting the date
of the next meeting. The Secretary reported
that all applications had been processed
to date and several required surveys before
they could be finalized. Therefore, the
last two weeks in July would be a suit-
able time for her vacation. The members
chose August for their vacations and
it was mCued byK. Schoenmaker and
seconded by E.F.R. Osborne that Monday,
September 8, 1969 at 8:00 p.m. be the
date and time of the next meeting. Carried.
The Secretary was instructed to inform the persons concerned.
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Secretary-TreQ urer