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PAGE 12, WIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6,1988 l2-story, 7-story buildings development 1380 HOPKINS 666-1177 Open 7 Days a Week TowýNn council approval was given last week ta a development north of Rossland Rd. and east of Garden St. that will include a 12-story residential building and seven-story office/retail building. The application for the 5.7-acre property, by Whitby Landrnark Development Imc., was first outlined at a public meeting about a year ago. Site plan revisions and conditions have since been imposed after CATCH THE WIirFI and the 1/,-Whitby Free Press THE PORT WHITBY . SHOOT OUT. ( SALMON D RBY Yor cance td iwin one of 3 prize pockagesq Guess the weig;h! of the winning f ish. a VfALUE $17S5' Rod & Reel, Net, Tackle Box, Tackle Assorment. VfÀA'LUE $250.. Rod & Reel, Net, Tackle Box, Tackle Assortr'nent. a concerns were expressed by neighborihig residents about vehicle access, shadows from the buildings, impact on existing wells and rear yard setbacks. Also included in the development are 10 single family dwellings and a park block to be 0.6 of an acre., The 12-story building, to be "terraced" with building height, increments of four, eight and 12 stories, will contain 162 condominium apartments. The rear yard setback for the building was increased ta 20 metres (66 feet) from 15 metres afrer concern by the Coscan development company that the building might impact on a subdivision ta the north1 Despite concerns about shadows from nearby residents, Town planning department recommended no "mitigating measures' be taken. Studies showed that shadowing beyond the property boundaries would only occur in the middle of winter when the sun is farthest south. The application had also proposed an' eight-storey retail/office building. However, the'building height, was reduced ta seven stories (six stories office, one story retail) and the building was relocated in response ta the concerns of a nearby property owner. Another concern was the coordination of vehicle access between properties fronting on Rossland Rd. and Garden St. Durharn Region will permit Rossland Rd. access to the property (condo building only) if a future east/west access to Garden St. is guaranteed through the Garden St. properties. The right-of- way will not connect with Teddington Cres., in response to another traffic concern. Legion observes Canad'a Day Whitby branch (112) members of the Royal Canadian Legion held Canada Day observances with continuing care patients at Whitby General Hospital on June 28. Legion assistant chaplain Harry Inkpen conducted services, assisted by Legion branch president Margaret Kennelly, third vice president Jim Watson and the hospital's recreational therapist Teresa Shearer. Also attending were Legion sergeant-at-arms Joe Tobin, Legion color party members Jim Sturgess and Bill Hurley, and RCMP constables.Steve Cody and Karen McGrath. Ted Farrow of the- Stroke Recovery Association was pianist. No administrator yet A newv administratair bas yet ta be appointed at*Fairview Lodge ta replace Taslyne Green who died inMay. Applicantsý for the position will be.reviewed in the'near future by the Durham Department of Social Services. M I. vice, Family Monuments e Granite or Bronze Markers *-Inscriptions. e Sandblasting 318 Dundas St. E.' Whitby 668-3552 After hours: 668-4460 or 666-1513 Morne appointments gladly arranged. 6Generations Of 'Sen Quality & Trust VfÀLUE $150.. < Rod & Reel, Net, Tackle Box, Tackle Assorment. Here's how to enter "Catch the Fishing Fever", 1) Guess the winning weight in the Port Whitby Salmon Derby, June 17/88. 2) Send your entries to the Whitby Free Press Box 206, 131 Brock St. N.. Whitby, Ont. UiN 5S1 no later thon 5 p.m. Friday,, JuIy 15, 1988. M y G uess is!! Lbs ............i..........Ounces ......................... INome: ................................................. Address ......................................I I............................................. Phone No .............................................. Rules: a) Ali enfiles must be recieved by mail or handed ln during office yours 9 arn. - 5 p.m. Nc>lofer fhan 5 p.m. Friday. July 15, 1988. b) Winners will be announiced In the Whitby Free Press on July 2Ofh., 1988. c) Prizes cannot be suhslituted for cash. d) sf prtze wiIl be uvcurded ta the entry which matches or is closest to the wiAnning weight. e)* 2nd and 3rd prizes wilI be awarded to the nexf closesf enfies. f) In case of 2 or more enfies wif h the same welght. a draw will be mode tram fhose enfiles. g) Prizes wvill be cwarded in the order ln which fhey are listed. h) Whifby Free Press ls not responsble for enfries losf or delayed in the mail. ) Employees of the Whitby Free Press and Gognon Sporting Goods. and theïr irnmedkate familles are not eligible to enter fhis compelitlon/draw A CUI/'41tbYFlambrsswddeu thnk heII v sosos -Th Wlty me Pe~ wxille o linkth aov sonor. eo Ctd1 C. 'Deal-W ith.People, $I,eooo B.ËUILDING $75,000 CONTENTS "$1,000,000 LIABILITY~ "UNDER 16 YR. OLD HOME $189.00 12 MONTHS 430-TOWN (8696) Who Cae, T OWNE &COUNTRY INSURANCE'LTD., 1.G. A'.Plaza, 370 Broick St.,S. Downtown Whitby COMPARE BEFORE IYQU'RENEW jý ----mgr K STAFFORD MONUMERNTS AUTO * $1,000,000 PL+PL)+AB *$250 DED. COLLISION *$50 DED. COMP.* * 1986 PONTIAC 6000 $258.00 6 MONTHS 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Monday to Saturday Or