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A Sa kd = Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, April 27, 1993 3 = Proposal headed for OMB ruling A proposal for a heavy equipment operators school in Scugog Township will almost certainly end up in front of the Ontario Municipal Board, says a member of a citizens group opposed to the school. . David Tasker of SCOPE said Monday that it's "a shame" the project has to go to the OMB, adding that SCOPE is opposed to the proposed location on "Line 12, near the Beaver River, considered a Class 1 wetlands. Mr. Tasker made the comments Monday after Scugog council declined a request for another local public hearing on the proposal. The Ontario Training Engineers Institute wants ta build the séhool on a 200 acre It was a cold and windy earth day last week as local pfficlals and Rotary Club members put shovels In the ground to officially start work on the Rotary Park Environmental Project. The club and the Township are contributing to the development of this new park located on municipal land near the public boat launch In Port Perry. In photo above from left are councillors Ken Gadsden, Marilyn Pearce, Rotary President Earle Mayes, Parks Superintendent Steve Bull, Mayor Howard Hall, Councillor Yvonne Christie, Rotarian Hank Bertrand and Councillor Ken Carruthers. The Rotary Ciub will be putting up the entrance way into this new park. FORDER - PARKS INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 34 Water Street, Port Petry, Ontario L9L 1)2 985-8471 PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL OF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS [CH No = ) miflar oN ! ights "" L Lion BART's Based on Charles Digken's "Oliver Twist" * Arranged by AN LEYDEN MUSICAL DIRE : Tom Millar performed by permission of of Tams Witmark Inc. TOWN HALL 1873 Queen & Simcoe Streets, Port Perry Thursday - April 29 & May 6 1993 Friday - April 23, 30 & May 7 Saturday - April 24, May 1&8 ( 8:00 Matinee - May 1 at 2:00 PM PM Rp led 4-3 p33 [eNele] Reserved Seating Matinee S - Di Doors Open 7:30 PI rs Open 1:30 PM parcel where students would be trained to operate dozers, cranes and earth movers. Residents of the area have been fighting the proposal for about two years on environmental grounds and that fact .it would be an intrusion dgto a rural area of "Scugog west of Greenbank. Durham council will deal with an Official Plan change this week and Scugog council will be asked in the near future for approval of a site plan "agreement and a local by-law change. Mr. Tasker said SCOPE will take all three matters to the OMB for a final decision, a process he says could cost SCOPE $15,000 in legal and consultants fees. ' He said there are other aregs in Scugog better suited for such a training school. Ontario restraint will cut $52.9 million from OMAF The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture will have its budget cut by $52.9 million as part of the province's overall deficit reduction measures. "We had to look long and hard at our financial situation," said Ag minister Elmer Buchanan on Friday. "Tough measures had to be, made, but our aim is to invest in essential services and to' ensure the long term economic health of the province," he said. Last year, there ' were reductions of about $9 million in OMAF budgets and programs. Programs affected include a reduction in the*Investment Strategy by $15 million. The Farm tax rebate plan will be frozen at present levels to save about $7 million. W An adjustment strategy for tobacco will be revised by $3 million to defer the producer exit component. Operating grants of the, Land Stewardship 2 program will be reduced by 50 per cent of approved 1993-94 levels, saving some $5.5 million. The Farm Start program will he reduced by $1.6 million by reducing grants ten per cent and eliminating years six and seven. One on one extension services for on-farm dairy inspections will be reduced by $1.9 million, with the Ministry promising that quality and safety standards will not be compromised. OMAF will be closing two colleges of agriculture "technology in New Liskard and Centralia, along with their associated veterinary labs. These closings will save about $5.7 million this year. Students at these colleges will be able to complete their diplomas at other colleges. Reductions in grants for technology transfer, independent study and general programs at the University of Guelph will result in savings of $3 million. OMATF will be reducing its ipternal operations spending by $8.6 million through attrition, early retirement and redeployment of staff. Layoffs will be a last resort, said a statement byBuchanan. 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