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NICK DYRIWý.. <Continuied fromn pagel1) which was not dealt with too strongly. The application, it stated, must be supported by positive evidence of a plann- ing nature. The application was denied. In other correspondence the 0M\B upheld a decision of the Township and tumned down a request by Mr. and Mrs. Boisvert to separate a parcel of land on the Newtonville- Kendal road into two building lots. PLANNING BOARD (Continued from page 1) rejected. Before a vote was taken on the motion Mr. Lloyd Lowery second by Mr. R. Forrester moved that the motion be tabled until the next meeting. This latter motion carried. Both Lowery and Forrester did however ex- press approval of the Entwîsle Moffat motion. The Planning Board instruct ed the secretary to inform Mr. M.B. Kelly that the Board did wish to keep the file on the hearing of the 'Clarke Fighing and Conservatin Club active and that it be requested that the hearing continue. The hearing cond 'ucted by the Ontario Municipal Board resulted from application by Durham County Sa les Arena ORONO, ONT. LIVESTOCK SALE Every Thursday Evening 7:30 p. m. S11EEP - CATTLE HG-HORSES BUSINESS 983-9363 HOME. 623-4685 Bill Mosley Auctioneer and Proprietor ÇATHMAR Well,.Drilling, PONTYPOOL Phone: 705-277-2504 ENVIRONMENTAfL HEARING (Continued from page 1) man that the hearing was being held, only to determine the suitability of the site for landfill purposes. The hearing heb said was flot interested in hearing of other processes of disposing of garbage. Lawyers from Texaco Li- mited and Scott's Restaurant walked out of the hearing with a threat that they may take the proceedings of the board to the Supreme Court of Ontario. one member of the Hearing Board was absent for a portion of one day and the lawyers stated that this member of the Board would not be acquaint- ed with the tone of the presentations.* In his summation, Eric DeMonte, RI{.'s lawyer argu- ed that the landfill site is not experimental and is a very modern and adaptable method of handling garbage. H1e reviewed the features of the proposai and argued that in a well-mannered landfill site there are no problems, but if problems should arise, they the Planning Boa'rd who opposed. a decision by the Clarke Committee of Adjust- ment allowing the Clarke Fish and Conservation Club to construct a club house dloser than 100 feet to a water course. The hearing was adjourned earlier this year. The local planning board now wishes to have the 0MB continue the hearing and present its decis- ion. ,Mr. J. A. Bentley of Picker- ing also spoke, to the Board and is seeking the rezoning of 50 acres, lots 18 and 19 çoncesssion 4, from Agricult- ure to Open Space. The applicant is considering ,a camp area on the property. No defînite action was taken other than the applicant is to provide a site plan of his proposal. Mr. Robert Stephenson, RR 14 Newcastle, informned the Planning Board that he was making application to have thirty acres south of 401 highway, west side of Step- henson's road rezoned from Agriculture to Industrial. Mr. Stephenson said he wished to move his storage and wreck- ing yard from its present location, south of Highway 2 to the new location. The new area, he said, would provide adequatespace to ènlarge his operation. The Board is to view the site. IV YOU ARE IN NEED OF GRAIVE HALE' ORDER NOW! 786-2972 LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES *Why Pay More?I Save Money! * ON DX PREMIUM QUALITY * I FUEL JOIL IBI * STOVE WLu Phone 668-3381 - Collect: X DXFE 111 I For Prompt Courteous Service I Cail Us Today RKegri on a police to take over Oshawa police will not be forced to serve for the 15 miles from their headquarters even after the police goes regional, An amendment to that effect was accepted by the goverfi- ment Thursday. The Ontario Provincial Po- lice (OPP) will be phased out over a period of two to five years where they now patrol within the region. The cost of expanding the regional police into OPP territory will be closely exa- mined,, Dr. Mcllveen said,, and that "grants will be reconsid- ered from day one." However, Oshawa council's desire to have an elected majority on the regional police commission was not accepted. The city's concern that $1. million in sewer levy reserve funds would be taken over by the region and used elsewhere than Oshawa were groundless, Dr. Mcllveen said. While the money would go to the region it "must be used in could be handled. "No one can ignore the arguments of the naturalists, as to the value of the site, but other factors must be consid- ered by the Ministry in its deliberations", Mr. DeMonte s.tated. H1e explained that the natiîralist's concerns must be balanced against the needs of Metro Toronto and the pro- vince of Ontario, he concluded by saying that C.P. Rail have flot, been secretive in the proposal and that they have not tried to misinform the people. "We are sincere people, not trying to run roughshod over anyone"., Donald Herron, counsel for Hope Township, argued that the information necessary to come to a complete, logical conclusion with regards to the proposal had not been provid- ed by C.P. Rail at the hearing. H1e listed a number of factual matters which C.P. Rail had -presented in its proposal and then changed or expressed uncertainty on dur- ing cross-examination. "We have beený asked to judge on good intentions rather than on factual materi- ai," Mr. Herron argued. Donald Lash, counsel for the HOPE committee stated that C.P. Rail had not established that the site was suitable. "They have given us no firm assurances that there will be no pollution fromn the site and the varlous sweetners they have offered have been re- veale d as being uncertain." Mr. DeMonte, in his rebuttal described the matters of the proposal in question, as "in consequential", because the concerns were not environ- mental. If the site is approved by the executive director of the Ministry CP must them make application for rezoning. If this application is turned down by Hope Township CPR can then appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board for rezoning. Failing this avenue the cor- poration could then further appeal to the Ministry of the Environment. PETITION COUNCIL (Continued from page 1) rejection of the street lighting proposal. In a question period some opposition was given in re- gards the street lights which councilîlor Chater stated would cost each property owner in the area around $20.00 a year. One stated that he moved to the area to enjoy it as it now exists. t was also stated that if the petition was Oshawa" fo the purposes for which it was collected. The $2.5 million in industrial lands owned by the city will still go to the region but Dr. Mcllveeni said, Oshawa will * get the benefit of it" if it is sold or used. Any new indust- rial land will be strictly regional. Indications are that the referendum on the name would take place at the same time as the regional elections, 'Oct. 1. 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