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PAGE-6 WHIIBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28,1987 Town asked to assume Asliburn centre costs Lions donation MARLENE CRASS (Middle), past president and nur- sing advisor of the Durham branch of the Canadian Diabetes Association, explains the fund into which will go donations by, Whitby Lions and Lionesses. Bill Hay (1), Lions president, presented $2,300 from a Lions bingo whil( Winnie Jordison (r) gave $600 fromn a Christmas draw. Free Press photo CORPORATION OF THE PANN TOWN OF WHITBY DEPARTMENT NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING M Monday, February 2, 1987, 7:00 p.m'. Meeting Hall, Whltby Municipal Building Whitby, Ontario JOINT PROVINCIALIMUNICIPAL LAND USE STUDY WHITBY'PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL LANDOS LifyR . sv 7 « . .. 4 ;4 :' 49TheA Tono-hty7dt7Onai adCroain r odcigacm prehnsie ind se sudyto ome700acre imeditel wes 0fPor Whtby inJdn h sciti opti ..RdyHsia n ad otews and north of the hospitais Te suyae sietfe ntempaoe The pur ose ofthestu y s t deer ine theLAmDSt pp o rit ln tr1 n use ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 851 orue o h suyaea spato6teiiia hseo hewr fdent.fà and nalze eveopmnt ptins a ackroud iforatin Rpor wiI b presnte by he onsltan ata pblicmeeing f te AminitraiveComit tee t te abve-otedtim andplae. Te rportwii sumarie eniromen taI onsraitsmuniipa eninering trnsprtaion nd andusecon sieatosLfecigtsuyae. I3n1etd esn r ivtdt t The own f Whtby nd te Otari Lan Cororato or orautinaf the preensve an us stdy o oni 70 acesimmdiaelyweT ofnPoftWhitby, M t The Town of Whitby has been asked to assume the cost of utifitiesat the Ashburn and Spencer community centres. Appeari*ng before the town's operations com- mittee, Jane Ling, who chairs the Ashburn community center, told councillors that the 1986 net receipts for the Ash- burn center were $2,247 whereas the heat and hydro for the centre cost $2,019, from January to September, 1986. "If the town could assume the heat and hydro that would give us a chance to expand programs and institute new programs,"' said Ling. She mentioned that the Town currently pays the utilities for the Brooklin Community Centre and the Whitby serniors activity centre. The Town owns the Ashburn centre but only provides operating fun- ds for upkeep and main- tenance. Parks and Recreation staff have estimated that the cost of utilities at both centres for 1987 will be $3,800. Council has agreed to give consideration to the request during the 1987 budget review. She mefltioned that the Town currently pays SCARBORO I 73 arhham Rd busiw..n Cleim.e.& Lawîonce I431-44568 the utilities for the Brooklin Community Centre and the Whitby seniors activity centre. The Town owns the Ashburn centre but only provides operating fun- ds for upkeep and main- tenance. An swer given m five years later"- Whitby, council has finalfy got around to an- s wering a concern made more than five years ago. The law firm 0of Sims, Brady and McInerney,. representing Family Kartways, requested in October of 1981 that council review a bylaw amendment passed in September, 1981. The amendment regulates the hours that amusement places, licensed by bylaw, are allowed to stay open - 10 a.m. to il p.m. from Monday to Saturday, and 1:30 to 10 p.m., Sun- days. The lettersaid Faknily Kartways had been open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 10 a.mn. to 9 p.m. Sun- days. An amusement hall is part of Family Kartways business. The law firmn said in the October, 1981 letter BUY ONE* GET ONE*. OFREE O100's 0F SELECTED PATTE VN ASSOIRTED FIRST QUAL ICOATED ILRN BAD I 12,951 6.95 9.9,5 A Double Roll A Double Roll A Double Rc BUYONE I Reg. to2210 Reg. o4. GEONFRE BUYONE... BUYONE. G ETONE REE GET ONE FREE__ GTOEF Plus much. Mucn mare! Savngsupto 75% or mr WewilI flot knowingly E be undersold! OPEN THUUSDAY & FAIDAT NMONTS UNTIL NI that Family Kartways was "disappointed at not receiving advance notice of consideration of this bylaw or being asked for their input prior to enactment. "As-you will no doubt agree, the closing ôf one facet of the business during its normal hours of operation wilI- con- stitute a considerable inconvenience to our clients and" their patrons..." stated the letter. Last week, coundil's response to the letter was to receive the letter as information and file it. However, planning department will be reporting on the situation. Planning department director Bob Short said the bylaw refers to amusement halls ini the community that are free-standing buildtings. He said council did not deal with the matter un- tii now, because "it was ,'not a pressing matter. 1 He said that, in his opinion, if the amusement hall at Kar- tways had been open at the same timne as the en- tire establishment, there would be no violation of the bylaw. He said the depar- tment will bring a report on the matter to Brooklin sewers found defiicient Preliminary findings of a needs study on Brooklin has indicated that at least 40 per cent o f the 329 systems sur- : veyed have problems. The study was held in : June of 1986 as part of a : process to secure 00 provincial funding assistance to correct : Brooklin's sewer e problems. The needs study must :be carried out to show -RS the province that there ~RS: is indeed a problem with :IT sewers in Brooklin. fE The resuits of the YL released by late 1986 but 11 the Ministry of the En- vironment, which un- LlE dertook the study with municipal staff, were unable to meet that time frame. blé The planning depar- tment therefore requested a preliminary report on the study from the ministry. The preliminary fin- dings show that of the 40 é per cent which are not working properly, 28 per cent of the systems are having wash water or sewage exposed to the ground while another il per cent had laundry or sewage pumps discharging into drainage ditches or storm sewers. The study also looked at 21 wells in the com- munity and found only two of themn 1 bacteriologically safe i for drinking purposes. 1 One of the reasons for b this is suggested to be faulty sewage systems. Planning director Bob i Short said this wasot seen -as a "dramatic problem." But fhe suggested that if anyone in Brooklin wants to dig a well they should ask. the region if they could hook up to a publicé water system. It was also found that Lynide Creek had high levels of bacterial con:. tamination above Brooklin, with the level increasing dramatically in the creek within the community. The> levels increased especially downstream from the Baldwin Street storm sewer discharge. -The study notes this could' be related ,to human waste. With these preliminary resuits known, council has .ap- SEE PAGE 23 Flood FROM PAGE 4 surance adjuster who was supposed to come out to my home to view- the damages frorn, storm drain back-up* which is my problern' and not sanitary sewers, AJAX 1313 Marwood North 801w.en Hw1s 2 end 401 I686-0719 mb" FURNITrURE & UPHOLSTERy LTD). *ANTIQUES N-I *CUSTOM DSTRIPPING *UPSTERY *REPAIRS UPHOLTERY REFINISHING A large selection of Victorian parlour furniture aval lable 413 DUN DAS ST. E. WI-ITBY 668-5481 a M 1