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PAGE 20,.W r-BY-FREE-PESS.WDDESDAY, MAY 10. 1089, Concerns over Parking' The parking plan for a pro- p osed condo/retail building at Dundas St. E. land Pine St. evoked the most concern by nearby residents at a recent pub- lic meeting to hear the applica- tion. The application by Peregrin D1î«rham Ltd. consists of a three-' story tructure at the north end Of t1e property along Pine St. which would elevate to six stories at the Dundas St. E. elevation. There would be 7,600 sq. ft of retail floor space on the ground floor, and 46 condominium apart- ment dwelling units above. There would be 31 surface parking spaces for the commer- cial o perations and 73 under- ground parking spaces for condo dwellers. Access to parking is planned from Pine St., which drew criti- cism from residents. Murray Miskin, a Pine St. resident, said the planned park- ing entrance would resul in changes to what is a "quiet street, an old, established neigh- borhood. "It's not reasonable to make this drastic change to the neigh- borhood,» said Miskin. "Parking is the key to the whole thing," he said, suggesting that the parking- entrance be placed instead on the west side of the proposed structure. "It will redVce the building frontage, but it will relieve Pine st "'he gaid. <-'I don't want to stop the deve- lomnbut I want t he parking Another te~arby resident, Ed Grant, said customers of the retail operation in the building would park on Pine, rather than in the parking area, particularly if there is a convenience store. Like Miskin, he said the design of the proposed building was attractive, but the plan as approved, would "destroy" â~ne St. Pat McCloskey of BR2, Whitby sugested that the retail portion of the plIan be removed and that ail parking be put underground. But Grant said he recognized the feasibility of having retail and said condo residents shoulci be able to use Pine for parking access but retail customers should use a Dundas St. E. entrance. Discussion was also held on the effect of a road widening on Pine St. on which some homes are Suite close to the street. "It s tight, but it can be done," said planning director Bob Short, noting a similar widening of a narrow street ir' Port Mitby. Spring Concert May 13 The 80-voice County Town Singers will present their 23rd annual 'Spring Concert' on Saturday, May 13, 8:15 p.m., at Bastdale CVI, OshaWa. Tickets are $8 each, $6 for seniors and children under 12. Tickets ae available at Middle- ton's Stationery in Whitby, Saywell's Book Store in Oshawa, or at the door. A portion of the proceeds from the show will be donated to the Heart and Stroke Foundatior of Ontario. . PLANT SALE Kathleen Rowe public Ischool will hold a plant sale on Satur- day, May 13 from* 10 a.m to 2 p.m. BLOCK PARENTS Whitby-Brooklin Block Parents wilL hold their annual general meeting on Thursday, May il at 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police station, Whitby division, on Rossland Rd. E. The meeting will be held upstairs and ail are welcome. For more infor- mation caîl Debbie Bennett at 668-1324. i77DD KiJRHAM Take notice that the Regional1 considering proposed Rural Durham Regional Officiai Plan. CRAFT-BAKE SALE > The Durham Professional Day care Social Committee will ho Id a craft, bake and garage sale on Saturday, June 3 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 57 Banner Ores. in Ajax. PRIDE People to Reduce Imp aired Driin Everywhere (P RIDE) will hoi a meeting on %lesday, May 16 beginning at 8 .m. at the District- Health Council office,' 40 King St. W. (third floor), Oshawa. Ail are welcome. For more information cail 723- 1928 or 623-6438. 0F DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Municipality of Durhamn is Areas Policies of the In order to assist in the evaluation of the proposed policies, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissiofls to the Durham Planning Department. A copy of the proposed Rural Areas policies is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consuniers Drive , Whitby, Ontario, LUN 6A3 or by calling the Planning Departnient at (416) 668-7731 (Whitby) /1(416) 686-1651 (Toronto Line). Please send your submissions to the Commissioner of Planning at the above-noted address before Monday, June 19, 1989 and include your address and telephone number in any submissions made. File No. 4.9.9 Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.î.P. Commissiofler of Planning Wen Te tars Cor Up., Prices Corne Down! M --M Reach For The Stars ms And Save! Mullîpi cI,'erti% s K1CIV (t Canada SUPR * PECIA lISUPE PEIALJ W9 T THIS É. 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