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A six-lot subdivision is now draft-approved on an historic Balmy Beach-area property known as The Martins, with conditions including that public access to the shore road allowance is permitted through part of it. Grey County councillors voted to approve the lots during their committee of the whole meeting Thursday. The property belongs to a local dentist, Dr. Mehran Shahabi. It’s 1.7 kilometres north of Balmy Beach in Georgian Bluffs. The about 1.6-hectare (four-acre) site was the summer home of David Martin Butchart, who ran a hardware business with his brother in Owen Sound in the late 1800s. Butchart’s former home at 919 5th Ave. E. in the city is still known as the Butchart Estate. There are cottages, a gazebo, various outbuildings, perennial gardens, tennis courts and pools still on the lands proposed for redevelopment, a planning report to council said. David Butchart and his brother, Robert Pim Butchart, were also involved in the Portland Cement business locally and Robert moved to Vancouver Island in 1902 to build a cement plant on a rich limestone deposit there. Ultimately, a grand garden was planted to replace the exhausted quarry, creating Butchart Gardens, a National Historic Site of Canada.

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