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AWARE Simcoe, for the legal gathering much support. “It council argued that the seek- costs which was defeated in cutting of the trees. Morgan said that AWARE expenses resulting from the seems that we are just pitting ing of costs was nothing out of a recorded weighted vote, 83 He cited the county allow- Simcoe’s future existence group’s application for a tem- taxpayers against taxpayers the order. to 26. Another motion which ing additional evidence on the could be impacted if the porary injunction on tree cut- in trying to retrieve our legal Oro-Medonte mayor Harry would have bound the county withdrawal of development judge awards a large costs ting permit issued to the own- costs in this case. The Riz- Hughes argued that “AWARE to accepting the costs award- plans for the property after settlement to the county. “We ers of a Beeton area property zardo family, New Tecumseth Simcoe is also addressing the ed, by the judge, and not de- the initial hearing as one error only have a $1,000 in the The injunction was request- and area residents have been issue of costs with us in court. ciding whether to accept all as was allowing two county bank at the present moment,” ed until the hearing of a judi- meeting to reach some sort What are we going to do with or part of the costs was also councillors who had not heard he said, adding that the group cial review application later of solution in his case. The the next citizens’ group? Mu- defeated as was Milne’s mo- the meeting at the hearing on has always been focused on this year or early in 2016. owners have already agreed nicipalities can be faced with tion to not ask for costs from the bylaw to vote on the mat- benefiting the citizens of Sim- County councillors spent to save between 700 and 800 serious costs through frivo- AWARE Simcoe. ter a subsequent meeting. coe County. “There are on- two hours last Tuesday morn- trees,” he said. lous actions.” The final motion to allow Morgan also emphasized going issues with aggregates ing with its lawyer Will Thom- Milne’s motion was second- Ramara mayor Basil Clarke the judge to award costs and that certain e-mails, which and water issues through the son of HGR Graham Partners ed by Bradford West Gwillim- told council that his munici- then for council to review members of AWARE Sim- county which the group is discussing its options before bury mayor Rob Keefer who pality always sought costs the amount of award, if any, coe had sent to members of involved. There is a certain voting in favour of allowing said that he felt that the county if it was taken to court. “It’s passed by a margin of 87 to 22 county council, were not “the amount of expertise that we the cost submission to Justice seeking costs in this matter the taxpayers’ money that in a weighted voted. opinions of individual mem- can bring to the process.” Margaret Eberhart. The owner would establish a precedent in has been spent in this matter. Don Morgan, Chair of bers and not the opinion of the AWARE Simcoe prepared of the property, Tecumseth dealing with citizens’ groups. I think that we should leave AWARE Simcoe, said in an whole group.” a response on the request for Estates, is also seeking legal “We should encourage pub- the decision on the amount of interview after the vote that Innisfil deputy mayor Lynn costs by Tecumseth Estates costs against AWARE Sim- lic participation. Something costs to be left up to an expert AWARE Simcoe’s seeking of Dollin said that she was an- and the county. They had until coe. like this puts a chill on our – the judge in this case.” an injunction at court was a gered when some of the e- October 15th to do so. The TIMES – October 22, 2015 – Page 3 Simcoe–Grey stays blue despite Liberal national majority Conservative Party. At many of the polling sta- Voter turnout in high in tions, fi rst time voters were Sarah Simcoe–Grey, with 67.62 cheered on by scrutineers.