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4 .The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville, February 12, 1975 Report, from Que en's Park By Alex Carruthers, Housing an d Development Housing and community development are two of, the Ontario government's highest priorities. On a rent-geared- to-income basis, thousands of residential units have already been buit to accommodate senior citizens, pensioners and lower income families. The municipalities within the riding of Durham have taken advantage of a numiber of the province's programns in housing and community devel- opmnent. These include the following: Family, Senior Citizen Housig Bowmanville - 30 family and 40 senior citizen uits under development and 35 senior citizen units under manage- 'ment. Port Hope - 23 family and 57 senior citizen units under management. Home Plan - A program which sponsors housîng pro- jects designed to meet a community's needs: 13 home lots marketed in Port Hope. Senior citizen housing surveys are underway in Port Hope and Bowmanville to deter- mine future housing needs for senior citizens in those comn- munities. The Ontario Hous- ing Corporation has pur- chased 102.144 acres of farm land in Bowmanville and 42 acres in Bowmanville for future housing development. Ontario Housing Action Pro- gram The Town of Newcastle in the Durhamp region is the only municipality presently partic- ipating in this-program. This includes planning develop- ment in the village of Cour- tice, the town of Bowmanville and the village of Newcastle. All commitmnents by the province are contingent upon municipal agreement and no action will be taken without full agreement with the mun- icipalities involved. The followîng preliminary steps havebeen taken in the development of this particular housing action program: a( A $100,000 planning grant has been giyen to the Town of Newcastle for planning stud- ies. b( The consultants for the project are Murray V. Jones and Associa tes._ c(i The planning department of the Durham Region bas aliocated $90,000 for an econ- omic base study inluding job poential and population fore- cast, d', The Works Department of the region bas been allocated $62,500 for water and sewage studies. This study includes Whitby, Oshawa and Courtice. 'l'ie Courtice Concept Plan Courtice bas been designat- edl as the first project in the overaîl development and will inivolve a future community of 46,00 people with an initial projection of 10,000. Some points withi respect to the plan should be emnphasized. 1. The implemientation of the plan wl add greatly to 'the amount of ser\viced land for housing m inte Courtice area. 2. Tt is a p-rovincial effort to implement the Týloronto Cen- tred regional plan, which visualized, this area as a regional centre. 3Negoiations between the province 'and the region are prçse-ntly taking place regard- ing interest fréee bans avail- able to service the Courtice comnmunity. These boans will also be available for the Bowmnanville and Newcastle areas. 4. The Ministry of Housing is obLtaining, at the present time, firmi commitmnents from de- velopers concerning income ranges of units to be built. 5. Housing units brought on line throughi the Ontario Hoising Action Progr-amwill make miunicipalities eligible for the foil-lowing forms of ldèntity within the region, upgrade the water and sewage sytems and bring other, benefits which are at present not available to the commun- ity, in the case of Bowman- vielle and Newcastle, second- aur panning will reinforce the wel1 defined character of those communities with speç- ial' attention given to thie doWýntown core. Thle respiratory disease mortality, figures continue to climb. In 1972 11,068 Cana- dians died from respiratory disease, an increase of more than 500 deaths over 1971. 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