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Author of the article: Scott Nixon
Publishing date: Jan 29, 2021 • January 29, 2021 • 3 minute read •
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SOUTH HURON – South Huron council held an online public meeting Jan. 18 to deal with a number of rezoning applications.
Councillors made no decisions on the applications but are expected to vote on them at a future regular council meeting.
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Among the matters to be voted on is a zoning bylaw amendment application from applicant Andrew Kerslake to return a former chiropractic office at 105 Main St. S. in Exeter to its original use as a duplex dwelling. The application seeks to change the zoning from the current core commercial zone to a residential low density – special zone. Planner Craig Metzger said the special zone is also found on neighbouring properties and permits low density residential use