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-e11986, PAGE 7 -HTVFREÉPRESS,- WEDNEDÀY, DFCEMBER Hi gh streeét rezoning condo plan withdrawn Wayne Bolahood bas witbdrawn is ap- plication for a rezoning to-permit a 47-unit con- dominium apartment on HRigh St. beside Fair- viewLodge. "lWisely, I suppose," was a remark made by Councillor Joe Bugelli at Monday's ad- ministrative committee meeting at which he an- nounced the decision by Bolahoad. The application was opposed> by many residents of ,igh, Palace and Mary Sts., who signed a petition against the proposal. At *a Nov. 17 meeting, they said the development was high density and conflicted witb existing low density use of lands, primarily single family dwellings. Several residents attended Monday nigt's meeting. Bugelli also sought ta ensure residents, that the existing R2 or low density zoning would no'. change in future. He introduced a motion, and, won sup- port from committee members Gerry Emm and chairman Marcel Brunelle, ta freeze tbe zaning despite tbe ob- jections. of planning direotor' Bob Short. Short said the secon- dary plan study now un- derway is considering zoning for that area, in- cluding the praperty. «"I do not think it's proper ta extract a smali piece of property from the study," he said. "lYou can't isolate it. from the ultimbte designation of those lands." Bugelli responded that some assurance should be given to residents tbat there will be no furtber proposaIs for higber density development on the property. Brunelle at first said the motion could leave a "false impression." He added that the motion could later be super- ceded by the secondary plan. Bugelli agreed that council, wich will con- sider the motion next Mnnday, could also reject the proposai ta freeze zoning. He said the number of people concerned over the property's designation warranted that something be done: "Let's not suck and blow,"' he said twice during discussion.. Emm said the motion would alert potential developers ta, "what the rule is"' for the praper- ty. Transplant patient sister of resident lifelong Toronto FROM PAGE 1 resident, not long after the operation. He said is believed to be the first she could respond by in North America. » nods. "It's quite in- Single lun$ transplan- credible," said Smith, a ts have been performed chartered accountant in but they are no help ta Whitby. He said she people with emphysema was being monitored or cystic fibrosis, ac- full-time by a dactor and cording ta Dr. Jael twa nurses. Cooper, of the Toronto He said bis sister-in- surgical teamn which law had been looking performed the tran- forward ta the operation splant. "for a long time." S Smith said he spoke ta "She's pretty happy bis sister-in-law, ýa with berseif," he said. Reserve Now For CHRISTMAS. VCR RENTALS $24u99 FOR 7DAYS 76 Baldwin St. - Brooklin 'I'he~ 655-4229 Volunteers honored LEIGHANN MOSSING, Christine Neff and Shelagh Link(left to right) were honored recently at a volunteer appreciation dinner for the many hours they have Put in working at the Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital. Leighann and Shelagh have both put in 500 hours while Christine has put in 450., Free Press photo Town seems destiined for $1 15-mllion year, .If seems as though nothing is going ta stop growth in the Town of Whitby. The monthly report issued by the Town's public works depar- tment shows that the Town issued $6,049,753 in permits for the month of November brining the year's total ta date ta $103,497,705. And if the department can process more per- mit applications which have been made, there is no reason the town can't top $115 million by year's end. Mayor Bob Attersley said there are twa residential permits currently being processed, one for Durham Christian Homes valued at $6 million and one for the Durham Region Non- Profit Housing Cor- poration for $3 million for a housing project on Nichol Ave. Also on tap are in- dustrial and commer- cial permits valued at more than $4 million. Mayor Attersley said a glance at the down- town area shows the investmnent being put in- ta the town. According ta, the mayor, the main reasan people are învesting is due ta the increasing population in the town. Topping this month's report is a $n&.3 million commercial permit for the work currently un- derway at Iroquois Park. The report also shows that residential permits received in November totalled $1,734 while in- dustrial permits totalled $1.8 million. 1A quick glance at the report shows that the town is ahead of last year's numbers in almost every category. Institutional permits are up more than 2,000 per cent over last year. (Last year by the end of November, the Town had received $345,900 in institutional permits while this year's that figure is $7,843,370. But with the tremen- dous growth this year SAVE NOW ON GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS1 BEGINNER GUITARS OL$49.00 PEOALS AIl ai low prices frm$68.00 5CASIO KEYBOARDS FPROM $1 20.00 u5-PIECE DRUM SETS $395.00 uHrmnonlcon... Gular stingo.. Music standso... & nuch more. RAi ai Speclal Savngs. DICEMBER IS NORMAN GUITAR MONTH ATALTII ~t ~/OFF ANT MODEL AT UT 0 FR0M $210 &UP Wishing you a very Merry Christmas t rom everyone at.. 1TII!IIIV445 Slmcae St. S., Oshawa T 434-1612 or 686-0663 OPEN: Mon..- Fr. tlii9 p.m.I ~iWUS/C sat i îî6îP.rnj ANJO ELECTRIC GUITAR & 10 WATTAMP $259,00 will the Town be able to sustain it in 1987? Mayor Attersley believes it will be tough. "We'd have a heck of a job tapping it. It would be a taîl order," he said. The Town collected $36,466 in fees for the month of November bringinig the total ta -date in at $623,210. i ELECTRIC GUITAR TUNERS $54.fs APTERBURNER PRACTISE AMP $49.,, HARMONY SOVEREIGN ACOUSTIC $229.00 ARTLEY FLUTE OUTFIT $330.00 Whitby tru'stee- appiauds Ajax school décision Whitby trustee Ian Brown bas ap plauded Ajax council members for their response ta the Durham Board of Education's invitation ta include facilities for joint use in its next sahool. Ajax bas already shared in the building -of cammunity facilities in Westney Heights and Lakeside Public Schools. Cauncil is con- sidering a meeting roam- in the latest school ta be built in Westney Heights North. Following Brawn's recent remarks, there were questions by several trustees as ta whether -Whitby had responded ta a similar invitation ta take part in the Kendalwood school. ,II don't think we should get involved in telling municipalities how ta run their business," said Ruth Lafarga, baard chair- man. 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