Discretionary use application from Avatex, Edward Jones Investments defeated by Melfort Council
Two spots for businesses in the Melfort Wellness Centre still remain vacant.
At the City of Melfort’s regular council meeting on Monday, Jan. 14, Avatex Wellness, and Edward Jones Investments came to council with a proposal that Edward Jones be able to set up a location in one of the vacant spots in the Wellness Centre.
Avatex cited the fact that wealth, and mental health are directly related, allowing Edward Jones to be located in the Wellness Centre as ancillary use. Council ultimately defeated the application, voting unanimously against it. Jesse Rudge, President of Avatex said it’s frustrating because there is some confusion on what ancillary use could be in the Centre.
“If they say they want more medical type uses, ok.” Rudge told northeastNOW. “The zoning allows for all of these different types of medical groups in there, and ancillary use. So what’s ancillary use, what’s ancillary use to medical?”