172�( auicx d. 1 suhulilled (,hill the R *' ,..� "A -
I,Luwnshlp of West Oxford is t< t`� fy, ! a M ¢.n 'k-`x a 9 NV '�
t �l �at�Wk.^...�ea,,�.
more < uaLLed to service the l
area in dispute _ rx
_�AlAcDougall, Oxford t It� a o
County solicitor, came forward - d ,�q, � *c a g r nr S, lCo. %`���� �I + �F� �''"±"�a �'�z" �^
. V III
to give the comments of t Ire 1 ,, °� "n'a ,t �.- :-•'r �'+."c7. 's �L'zt; 9c�; toe ,`,4. Uon
-, county, in regard to the matter. R
Isis testimony had been, held I ,IP, er Preen Aoodstnek 1 ureau rate than a.nnexa rim aC the en -I olL chlb_and tar e. residential �',;. .. °�; t
over from the preceding day a �g g t _�
t sitting. " I� INGERSOLL —The Onla.do�tire arrirnmt• area (the Harris survey subdiv L
Mr. MacDougall said tllal the r: j1 illwuc;pal. Bond has approved He also noted that the assess- jsinn) in the southern section I °
annexation which Woodstock ilnnnexalmn by Ingersoll M 1IS mint and population drop would and the fact that many ]and j INGERSOLL -- The Ontario of it lands within L
" had proposed had been sl , hot be enough that West Ox- 1 Municipal Board has granted
proved by the. council but the ' "wzes of West Oxford Townsllln. owners said they were not pre• ;Ihe tnwnrof dngersoll the right town limit
s, could be rezo:
ford. would lose its deputy In annex 118'acl'e5 of the 918 -Ingersoll annexation ,sppr'o+al +('Lhe lawn applied for 918 acres. reeve. IE the 918 acres had been Pared to sell their land for some #or industry.
was withheld because the town Thaportlon the all- annexed the township wouldtime: "acres which- they had applied The Ontario Municipal Bo;
had not shown enough evidence 'pqt be eligible to have a deputy 'for. report states the needs and
it could support the new land (proved is n. 118-acre section - The town had stressed in an- 1 The town had sought. to annex ILI'Call of the residents in reeve and an extra seat on : 918 acres of land from W e s t 'go .The County council is not con-i" nlong Hamilton Road, west of nexation hearings in Ingersoll) parcel Dosed would I
` county council - `Oxford Twp, in two parcels —ter be served b
vinced that the town needs the ;jthe 'town. The remaining 800 earlier�in the fall that it was y no. anuexat:
> land and the council. does not . The report noted the opposi- seeking additional industrial, °❑e of 850 acres between High- pf the area.
s° believe that the proposed apnea ' l� acres extending south of the lion of landowners in the Roo- .i way 401 and Holeroft St. —and Parcel one Is thnblock of 1;�
land. from the annexation. ' the other of 118 acres north west between. highway 401 and i
anon Will increase and protect, town to Highway 401 was not acre southor.
'section, It said
the residents in the: area to be I; The. board said the need for of the town. croft St., an area or 8511 ace approved.'... the board: did not feel the town- In handing down this decision It also contains a golf coin,
annexed. ship residents would receive "the whole of the land Ye-
ff Ingersoll Ma or Thomas Mn*- uested has not been established t' the board staled approval of an- and a build up of houses in
1 'flte decrease to township pop -any better. services from the q nexation of the second
Illation would decrease: the n„-_: disappointed town than the I.ownshl to the satsifaction of this parcel, Harris Survey,
Bard he was disc p since designated as [lumber two, The approved parcel has
number low• sbi representatives for :p.ul, "that's the decision."- the town had its own servicing board:" : bounded by the Thanes River residents and an area of
the iWhereas in the a reeve
court- �problcros. The report was received - on the north, ingersoll Ave. on acres according to ah
cit. Whereas now the 1'CCVe and The [awn has 30 day9 to aP• P yes- A. D. R
It also said the board noted a terday morning by the town.: the East, Thomas St. on t he cca�nn file assessor of West
f
deputy reeve represent LI e Ili peal the board's decision bill south, and an unnamed street ld Twp. The total assessor,
township, the decrease in, papa on the west. presently is $74,550.
- Ili .;von' Morrison Said ally de M41 ,A+,,
Elation would -leave only t Il e .o;. ,'+ ..r•, vt _, ,y 4 s ^� ,
,1Reeve, Mr. MacDougall said. f, jcisloll. nil an appeal would be "� k " ' q°' '�?' The reasons for this recoin- The addition of the new In.
k t r, z niciulatirm were Sol, down in [he to the town will increase I.
r,tvOT OVERNIG}1'P E '.!rp to council. �`. �.axw �,: s m^, .p ``d�a"rs4 rr, e a', <�,i�epnrt. to the 'town. The, pp- population from 7.025, the lair
j• '` Popp' t
Counsel for the town of.Inger 4 3i'est'C7xfmvI Reeve Elme, proved area adjoins lands a] .figure released by he tigers
+- sour •og,Ig of Brampton t 'Jia rn said then loss o[ [lie its "*s t ` ,. `& " ,�v"• I a �n' ,`$Y r a �ready zoned indus[rlally,. Is assessment office, l0 7,133. '1'
state - la - e concept is really i - f� r .3� k "rk.e.cx, i G`
40 r � smved by railroads and streets, assessment of the new land n
-"different than presented by that' +noes would mean far lees of and s'"a' ^"?"}'a' i x;,y r ,-- o !'y Iand no costly extensionswouldadd $74,550 to the assessment
township. counsellor. (increase in the townshl lrx '^ •s K ?^ ,The required to service. the.area lagersoll. or $9,824,675, for t,
f p a"Prr.rla' �^s.-'�"" ,.°,,sa+^ r� Ut>&^ :a"
> 01i ++atcr and sewer. year. of 1964. '
Mr. Prouse said the decision • " For the future the 061B re" The annexation will take ,
to try to add land to the townt _- <""-�� *'"^ ", •' �zcommands the use of 500 acres feet on Jan I 1 1965' was not reached overnight. The
'record shows a by-law was - r s "ti r vx a * •, '"4 "'-
.. " ,v:.� tea;,. • . ` ° '1`�'rs - e r u ,`.
passed to this effect in 1962.
The council at that It t m e,: _... , , ,-, ;.
considered the situation with l:..
six main points in mind. First,-
1;, the .growth. factor .showed that - - -
- »the town population increases p _.
were below the average of the
province, and vastly below the
. adjacent municipalities of Lon- t.
don and Woodstock.
Second much of the presently " x
windustrially zoned land does note
appeal to industrial developers G
This the board could readily see �:� s
from the tour which they took on
Tuesday, said Mr. Prouse wr ' r, w •'tr
Ingersoll did not want to be a
come the dormitory of Wood•
-;a stock and London as this seems �� • rk a. ;,, °
nj to be the trend, he asserted
Mr. Prouse said in his estima-
tion there was no problems eco-
nonucally for the transfer of >~
jurisdiction of either parcel of N,
Ian
a, IDEAL USE
+' As the fifth point :lie - stated
that the perimeter growth which
is obvious now around the town.
-% limits, couldvery well affect I
i ,theland use of the area for all:
time. Ile submitted that now
was the logical time to sue the
-,land in area len. (between the
town limit and Hwy. 401) for in-
4 dustrial purposes.
I Mr. Prouse recalled the own -
ion of De consultant
Tor the towns np, ++lien he said
that the needs would dictate the
development rate. He said that
if the Inwp ann^xes 995 aces
they will definitely not embark
9 on a grand scale of S°rvlclrg
the areas before there is a call
for the services.
lie said thitinhrstry wants%
-1 attractive, well plaeed land,
and the ar?a bordering the high-
way
401 is that area.
The land presently zoned for
industrial r w•t1 sea in Ingersoll
iq g
to- elfin^ he said -fs t claim-
..5
u� mg this
points out a need far
`� more attractive industrial sites.
11
WILLIAM l t11)8AV
„':'.flew owner
Plans Growth
For Furniture
Sales Store roq
INGERSOLL — The Corona-
tion Furniture Company l Tnl n> '
'�—
. ersoll has a new owner.
1"
William Pride_ l� formerly em-
w ° r, IT! day stated that Ile!
ployed with the Ontario Hydro
wanted to own his own busi
for some 20 years, has taken
t;` ness for some time, and after,
decided
over the company which pro
careful examination,
that the established company
duces "Colonial" style furni
`*
he now owns had excellent po•
lure.
tential-
Mr. Pridday moved to town'
:i:
He-went oa to say that the
with his wife Joyce and three
;i,�
space right now is a little limi-
children about a week before i
a.,
led. but that -there was room
Christmas to begin operations
ttor'expansion
later on. The
He formerly lived in Canning-1
goompanyships its pro
Ion, Ontario which is near Late
;.across Canada.
Ingersoll C. of C.
Names Directors
INGERSOLL — The Ingersoll
and District Crnalaz of Com-
merco named its 1961i (rectors
last night. They will meet to-
day to elect an executive. `
Elected to three-year terms
as directors were Gordon.
Pittyfjy, 0. V. ii7 nc Lzc lilan, G.-
ald Arte Glenn Popham, J"vb4
Van Dyke and Voilsou McBcatb,
two-year tones, King Ne3WI, f
Peter Pre('re, jack Stagg i.
George C'o bie, Lloyd Alter and -
Borden Lyndon; one-year terms,,
rB +vQLW. ,Carr, P. M. Dewan,(
William Davey, Gordon I earj',
John McIIride and Roy Knott.