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Page 4. Whitby Free press, Wednesday, OCtober 26,1994 0MBased't rejeet appeal, aliow Fren.i c shool noa sitaky bec t t ec hh o Pickering Community Centre 1867 Valley FarmRýd .S. Hwy2 U-~ Hwy401 c: * 65 Booths of Craits * Admission- $3.00 *G.S.T. Included * Free Parking Spring Show Dates Whitby: Iroquois Park Arena May 5, 6 &7, 1995 M SHOW DATES: Saturday, October 29 À# Sunday, October 30 UUM*N 10 a.m. -5 Pma 4L MEAT COMPANY4 1390 HOPKINS STREET Unlit 7, Whitby 666ý-9395,.1 B yMike Kowalski A local business has appealed a Town bylaw permnitting con- struction of a French language high school in Whitby. Owners of Family Kartway Amusement Park on Highway 12 have asked the Ontario Munici- pal Board (0MB) te reject a zoning bylaw approved by Town council last July. The bylaw would allow the Durham separate schooi board to build the school on the northeast corner of Taunton Road and Highway 12 (Breck Street). 'intended for students in gdes 7 and 8 and fades _9 trough OAC (Ontario Âademic Credits), board officiaIs had orn- ginally I*envisioned a September 1995 opening. But as a' report prepared for counciî's consideration on Mon- day ind catés, the-board's plans ma beifrjeôpardy. 11 owever, acting on the advice of Town planning staff, council has called on the 0MB te dismiss the appeal without a hearing as it has Men deemned «frivolous in nature" by staff. 1Accordîng te staff, Family Kartway owners may have appealed the bylaw in order to resolve outstanding differences over their own preperty. In an Aug. 18 letter, Gary Sorichetti formglly notified Town officiais ef his family's objections to the bylaw and indicated that their reasons would be forthcom- ing. (The Sorichettis have owned. the 33-acre park north of the proposed schooi site since 1990.) But as the staff report notes, "such documentation has not been provided te date," aîthough an agent for Family Kartway met with planning staff in Sep- tember. "Staff were advised that the objection was filed as a precau- tionary measure as it was feît the board may b'ect te future plans by Family Kartway,» the gile"isuesof incom atibi- lity" between the schoo and Family Kartway were raised, staff note that the Sorichettis did ANNIVERSARY SALE On ail regular prîced merchandîse PLUSj SUPER SPECIALS ON Model Railroads Airbrushes Siot Car Racing Set s Tools Plastic Model Kits Accessories Wood Boat Kits Radio Contrai Cars Doli Houses 'Radio Control Planes Hurry In Fr Big Savings e* Sale Ends November 5th - ele m - e * . a. . I board's. officiai plan amendment application. Cbouncil approved the'applica- tion in April and it was sub- sècjuentlY endorsed by the Ontarjo Ministry, of Municipal Affairs in July «without objection or referral," staff point- out. "In this regard, it is becoming apparent that Family Kartway is utilizing its objection to (the bylaw) to facilitate- the deter- mination of land use changes over Family Kartwaysalnds,» the report states. "Tis is not considered to be a valid basis for objection,», staff add. In response te a question from councillor, Joe Drumni, planning director Bob Short said a meet- ing between the Sorichettis and schlI board. officiais to resolve theii differences iwas still pos- sible.' In the event the 0MB dis- misses the Town's request, coun- cil also authorized the planning department'te secure the ser- vices of a solicitor should' the matter go te either an informaI or formai hearing. Vandalism spree in' West Lynde Windows were smashed on 15 cars in a -vandalism spree over- night Friday in West Lynde. Seven cars parked on the street or in driveways on Michael Boulevard, four on McCullough Drive, two on Clarence and one each on Bayview Avenue and Carter Drive, had driver's side front door windows windshields or rear windows broken. Constable Jimn Grimley says the damage occurred sometime between il p.m. .F'riday and 7 a.m. Saturday, most ikely bt ween il a.m. and 2 p.m. None of the car owners heard or saw the vandal(s), leaving investigators little to go one, an d Grimley says there's ne indica- tion with wt,.at they used te cause the dairiaige. Anyone, with information is askedto caîl police. Theft at home Elec tronic gear and other items valued at almost $1,400 were stolen in a break-in at a WistnCrescent residence recently. Police say 'the' house was broken into sometime between Oct. 14 and 16 when the owner was away. He returned on Oct. 16 but- didn't realize his house had been. burglarized, until a neighbour told him he had fouînd a door left open. An investigation is continuing. YOUNG's JEWELLERS 100 YEARS OF SERVICE &_SATISFACTION