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A- Town planning report indicates that 791990 Ontario Inc., as represented by Russell Cheeseman, acquired a 0.88-acre site, comprising several proper- ties east of Pine St., between Cedar and Dundas St. E. Cheeseman has requested that the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing modify VWitby's downtown secondary plan so that his entire property is high density residential. SThe downtown secondary plan, approved this year by Town and regional council, designates the south half of the property (along Dundas) as high density resi- dential (allowing townhoijses, apartments, etc.) but designates the north haîf (along Cedar) as low density residential. (Zoning is not yet in effect.) The Town planning report notes that Cheeseman "feels the plan's land use designations are inappropriate, failing to recognize the site is now under one ownership." Town staff say that single ownership "was not the case during the course of the secondary plan study' and that there was no correspondence from the numbered company during the secondary plan study process. At the Town's administrative committee meeting last week, lawyer Murray Miskin said he and a number of area residents had concerns about the develop- ment proposed by the company, and that they supported the Town planning recommendation to reject Cheeseman's request. Pine St. resident Edward Grant said he was "distressed" by what he described as a "disaster," referring to, the proposed high density on the entire property. 1 Noting, as did Miskin, the existing single family homes It's happening right now PRE *CHRISYMAS1 WITII AJ4LTIff TQDIMMIN~ Ntigsquite as wonderful as j Make your holiday home memories of home at Christmas. The aill you want it to be! With scent of a fresh-cut tree. The sound of wood crackling in the tîreplace. fu rnitu re thit's lovinaiV crafted. Rooms filed wih family and friends . ... . T1'~ Due to special purchases with several famous 20% TC) makers as weiI as discounts we bargained for & \V E 3gearlier in the year, you'Il find important AV E 50%reduCtions f rom armoires to arm chairs. TITT/ILi~ELCTkUN Fabrics f rom g love soft leat her to luxurlous velvet. SELETION Woods*from oak to riCh crotch mahogany. Accents ILIJ4.3LSTREWlDEin brass and glass. In styles f rom cozy I lsi IIUG E SOREWIDEStorentHours:y 11ZU&MSIAU HiERIRAGE HfOUSE limited Closed Mondays Tues.- Wed. 10 -6 Thuvs. & Frn. 10- Saturday 10 - 5 216 Mary Street, East, Whitby .. 668«34831/ Toronto...686-006l' PAGE 2, WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1988 Grant said high density -Would "tcertainly gut the neighborhoOd. It wouÏd be like the ýscience fiction movie, 'The Blob.' Itwould continue to creep along. l Planning staff said, the 'pro- posed modification reprèsents an incompatible intrusion of high density residential land use in the middle of an area designated for low density residential uses."i Cheesemnan indicated in a letter to the ministry that if the modification is not permitted, the matter will be referred to the Ontario Municipal Board. Planning director. Bob Short said nearby residents would be advised should there be an 0OMB hearing. Residents of Vine and Cedar Sts. have formed an association of homeowners to respond to the development plan. Residents are also concerned about the preservation of a SEE PAGE 13 ýCLEMENTINES WEST LYNDE PLAZA Highway # 2 & Jeffery -St.