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Items from Whitby Council agenda(s) Recommenda- tions to council That a bylaw be brought forward to assume Belmont Court, in the Markborough Properties subdivision, block B, as a public highway; that the developers be released f rom the obligations of the subdivision agreement; and that the Ministry of Transpor- tation of Ontario be informed of the assumption of Belmont Crt, as a public highway. Approved That Sohedule "T"r Bridge Weight Limits of the traffic bylaw be renewed and that a c0py of the confirming bylaw be sent to the Ministry of Transportation 0f Ontario, as requested. (The list must be revïewed and the bylaw renewed every two years.) Approved That an underground rear yard hydro system within the park area of the Subway Trailer Park, at 1010 Dundas St. E., Whitby, be maintained in the approved site plan agreement for the trailer park, subject to the Town recelving uncQnditional letters of withdrawal (by residents) of their objections to the bylaw. Approved That the Town clerk prepare a bylaw establishing the Hamers Road extension as a public highway being Hamers Road; and the bylaw be brought forward for council's approval. Approved That council approve the site plan application submitted by Durham lnvestments for a 41 6-sq. m. (4,48 1 -sq. ft.> warehouse addition on the east side 0f Hopkins St., south of Consumers Dr., in the Town of Whitby, subject to the comments 0f the planning director; and that the municipal solicitor be instructed to prepare a site plan agreement. Approved That council deny the application to exempt the proposed sign for Realty World, 132 Dundas St. W., f rom the requirements of the sight triangle. That council approve a minor variance to reduce the sight triangle on the subject property f rom $5,9500 rcdsed Kdnap threat investîgated Police continue to investigate a threat to kidnap a Whitby bank managers wife. On Fiday, Nov. 24, at around 1:10 p.m., the manager of the National Trust Company at 308 Dundas St. W., received a tele- phone caîl indicating that his wife had been kidn apped.* The caller also made a demand for money. Durham Begional Police di.covered the man's wif.ý Assault charge is laid A triendly ganie of street hockey ended with an assault charge against a Whitby man. According to Durham Regional Police, a group of youngsters were playing hockey on the street in front of 56 Lowder Place in Whitby Sunday, around 4:30 p.m. When a neihor arrn- ved home and couId n t get into his driveway, police say the dri- ver got out of bis car and grab- bed one of the youths by the shirt. The 16-year-old puled loose from the man and began running. A short time later, when the game resumed, the same man came out from a nearby home. The teenager, who had been grabbed previously, saw the man approaching the group, dropped bis hockey stick and tried to get out of the man's path, according to the police report. The man proceeded to break the hocke stick. Lewis farker,, 47, of 54 Lowder Place, has been charged with assault and mischief. He will answer to the charges in court on Jan. 19, 1990. Window smiashed had been lured from ber p lace of employment with a telephone calI indicating ber husband had been injured in a motor vehicle accident. Police located the wife and ascertained that she was safe. The case went without in- cident, and police are continuing to investigate the attempted extortion. 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However, COMMittee nothing was taken from the store. Police have no suspects, bu t continue to investigate the in- V e é ï, f' 44 -RA-B REIID of the Memorial Day Charity Golf Tournament presents a golf bag full of money to Santa (alias Kay MacDonald, Christmas Seal campaign chairman ). This year's golf tournament raised more than $5,500 for local Lung Association programs, and marked a great start to the Christmas Seal campaign now underway in Durham Region. Also on hand for the presentation were (back, from left) Ron Spence, Dave Bissett, Jim Gormley, Colin Skilling and Bob Young. Nov, 27,198