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'Council's stern message: no dumps! Scugog council has sent a stem message to the Interim Waste Authority' no dumps i in iis Township, .~ Andicouncil wants the WA 0 Dustcover raised on Scugog Centre Plans for the Scugog Centre recreation facility were dusted off Monday afternoon. A recommendation from the Township parks and fec commit- tee calls for Scugog to apply for a small provincial grant to complete a' ic concept" for the pro- posed facility which eventually could include a banquet hall, arti- ficial ice pad and indoor swim- ming pool at the Scugog Arena just west of Port Perry. "Let's begin the planning for the Scugog Centre," said Parks and rec committee chairman Marilyn Pearce who put the rec- ommendation in front of the coun- cil Monday afternoon. She said the cost of the schematic concept would be in the $6,000 range, half covered by a provincial grant, the rest from the parks dept. budget. The concept would identify site and servicing details, an overall floor plan, and preliminary archi- tectural elevations. The resolution also stressed thatghe facility must be phased and future planning for it must recognize the financial constraints of the 1990's. In a dis- cussion on this issue, councillor Pearce said ideally, the banquet facility would be built in the first phase and revenues generated from this could be used to finance other phases like the second ice and/or swimming peel. {The deed for these facilities in « Scugog was first identified five . feasibility study. However, the in the economy and the very constrained municipal budget relegated the idea to the far back burger for the last year or so. g the resolution to provesd with the schematic con- cept, Mayor Howard Hall said "just because there is no money (in the Township budget) now doesn't mean we (council) should sit back and do nothing." But the Mayor wenton to stress the action taken Monday doesn't mean "we start building anything next yey or the.year after" Ward 4 rep David Dietféin "vosed against the motion on Monday stating it is the "wrong 'signal" to send to Township tax- gling Area councilfor Harvey Graham sipported the motion. "We should be looking ahead and doing the planning, The banquet hall is badly need&d," he said. piyers, many of who are strug- * ing through the GER ANY STYLE * ANY SIZE BUILT on stop investigating the five poten- tial sites in Scugog identified on the "long list" for a 240 acre Regional dump for 6.5 million tonnes of trash over a 20-year peri- od. Councillors threw their unani- mous support behind the resolu- tion drafted by 'Ward 4 rep David Diedein. "If one of those (five Scugog) sites ends {ip on the so-called short list, the damage to the economy of the Township will be incalcula- ble," said councillor Dietlein dur- ing a discussion on this issue at a planning meeting Monday. The Interim Waste Authority (TWA) June 4 named five potential landfill sites in Scugog, three in Ward 1 and two in Ward 4. They are.among 17 sites in Durham Region. The IWA will narrow this "long list" to about five "short list" sites in September® "We (councillors) have to make a statement," Dietlein His resolution, notes that C| Scugog is highly dependent on tourism, 'and already the of the sites is having a detrimental impact onthe local economy. The resolution also questions the IWA's inclusion of Scpgog Township inthe "urban shadow," defined as an area in transition from rural to urban land uses. "Scugog is not in an urban shadow. It is rural," stated council- lor Dietlein. His resolution calls for exclu- sion of lands designated Permanent Agriculture Reserve from the dump site selection pro- cess. The first part of the resolution 1st ANNUAL YARD SALE Friday, June 26th - 8:30 to 8:00 ERI EAN IVI Te l-rg {A BE j=He lo Io) DON'T MISS IT! NEW & USED ITE Greatly Reduced to Clearout Old S EXAMPLE calls for the pr to amend Bill 143 which gives JWA officials the right to enter property for inspections. "Individual citizens do not have the right of access to thg courts 10 prevent on their proper- ties," the resolution states. Under Bill 143, IWA officials can apply for a binding court order to gain access to a property even without the owner's permission. Help us EAT CAKE! Join the Scugog Citizen -as we oelebrate our firstanniversary! .+ On Thursday. June 25 (the exact anniversary of our first edition), drop by our office at 36 Water St 1to 5 pm. for free birthoay cake and coffee! It's just a teany-tiyy way of saying -- THANK-YOU -- for helping make the Citizen feos! 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