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2" 3 Township of Whithy -- conditional to . proposed shopping centre. BROOKLIN NEWS For Coming Events -- News Articless-- Advertising -- Church Activities over from eight until eleven for alto be on hand. In the evening the menfolk take;8 until 11 in the evening. Plan now and Mrs. G. M. Rennie. social evening with the popular Mem- ber of Parliament for Ontario Riding. The Uxbridge get-together has al- ways been one of the highlights of Planning Board Meeting #5-- April 26, 1962. A Meeting of the Planning Board of the Township of Whitby was held in the Municipal Office Brooklin on Thursday, April 26, 1962 at 7:30 p.m. with members J. Dryden, H. Down, Wm. Manning, T. Wilson and J, Batty. Chairman Geo. Lofthouse absent due to illness, vice Chairman John Batty took the chair for the evening. It was moved by Wm. Manning, Seconded by T. Wilson that the min- utes of Meeting #4 of March 22, 1962 be adopted as printed, with the foll- owing correction--That T. Wilson be included in the names of members present. Carried. Mr. J. Dryden questioned the legal- ity of collecting fees for consents, re- zoning ete. Following discussion it was Moved by Wm. Manning, Sec- onded by J. Dryden that before sched- "ule of fees become effective that legal opinion be obtained whether it is within the powers of the Planning Board or Council to establish a sched- ule of fees. Mr. Robert E. Dale, Solicitor rep- resenting Humberforth Investments Ltd. was present regarding application for re-zoning of parts of Lot 19 and 20, Concession 1, Township of Whitby. Mr. Dale advised the Board that his client had an option on this parcel re-zoning of 39.269 acres to C-1 for a shopping centre, 1386 ft. frontage on #2 Highway and a depth of 1238 ft. south of Kendal- wood. Following discussion it was Moved by Wm. Manning, Seconded by H. Down that Chairman appoint a Com-| mittee of Planning Board to study and bring back prelimindty recomim- endation to next meeting and further recommend that Planning 'Consultant be requested to make study of this Carried Chairman suggested that the Corr- idor Committee of Messrs. Geo. Loft- house, Tom Wilson and Murray Potts be a Committee to look into this matter. Agreed. Mr. and Mrs. Carrington Low were present requesting consent to sell a parcel of land in Lot 21, Concession | 2, frontage 100 ft. with depth of 135 feet. Following discussion it was moved by Wm. Manning, Seconded by T. Mr. oo Unable To Carry on as News Editor We are sorry to. report that Mur, Dopp is unable to carry on with Brooklin News. He has made a fine start with this undertaking and we are sorry to lose his services. For the present will anyone who has news or reports please send them di- rectly to the Port Perry Star (P.O. Box 90). We would also be glad to hear of anyone who might carry on with the news reports for Brooklin. Wn « an accessory building for a workshop and headquarters -- Board advised accessory building to be used only under present zoning -- No change made. An application for a division of land was received from Mr, Fred. C. Riff of R.R. #2, Whitby. This com- prised a lot 100 ft. x 200 ft. to be separated from Lot 22, Concession 9. Moved by T. Wilson, Seconded by J. Dryden that consent to separate be granted. Carried, Mr. G. S. Emm was present re- garding application for a division of land by Luther Bradley re Lot 26, Concession 9. Size of parcel to be separated 665 ft. x 428 ft. 6.506 acres from main holding of 86.6 acres. Moved by J. Dryden, Seconded by Wm. Manning that consent be given to Luther Bradley to sell 6.506 acres. Carried. 'Letter from W. T. Harris, Solicitor, on behalf of Mr. E. R. Britton advising that his Client had agreed to raise the frontage of the parcel to be con- | veyed re Lot 20, Con. 9, to 15 ft. making a total frontage of 80 ft. in _| compliance with By-law #1784 and as requested by the Board on March 2 with amended deed enclosed. Moved by J. Dryden, Seconded by 'Wm. Manning that consent be granted. Carried. 2 A Notice from Community Planning { Association of Canada of the Confer- ~enice to be held on Friday, June 1st rand Saturday, June 2nd, 1962 in the Park Plaza Hotel, Toronto. Moved by J. Dryden that this item Wilson that consent be granted sub be filed. Agreed, Jeet to area of lot being increased to conform to By-law, (100x160) Carried, Mr, K. Wright was present in support of application for division of land re Lot 16, Plan 537. Size of parcel to be separated 7% ft. x 587. Mr. Wright explained he had the understanding at the time the by-law From Water Committee meeting of April bth, 1962, A proposed plan of Subdivision ad- jacent to Plan 638 by Merrill Ross was referred to the Water Committee by Planning Board for consideration and recommendations as to the ex- tension of water to serve these 23 lots, ----same-opinion.- dsssb iii - present and advised the Board that | was passed that V.L.A. holding' 'such Moved by Wm. Manning, Seconded as his would be excluded, as at the, 'by Geo, Vick that the Water Com- time of purchase the Township was "mittee approves of the extension of approving 66 ft. lots. Mr, Wright also Water services to the Ross Subdiv- stated that there were other V.L.A. Islon as proposed, providing the mains |. holders in this area who were of the are installed at the expense of the Wilson that Secretary notify other of the Ontario Water Resources Com- V.L.A. land owners of this request mission. Carried, and ask if they would like to be in-! It was agreed that this be left, cluded and submit plans. Carried. (awaiting reply from School Board re Councillor Frank Thompson was this plan, Agreed, he knew of 18 lots in Agricultural Gibbon & Bastedo, Solicitors enclosing area consisting of 5 acres or over, "copy of their letter of April 11th to purchased prior to passing of by-law 'Department of Municipal Affairs, and requested that consideration he making application for permission to given to allow these people to build register portion of the plan submitted under R-1 Zoning of 1350 sq. ft. to Department of Municipal Affairs After consideration it was Moved last year and known as Lots 69 to by T. Wilson, Seconded by Wm. Mann. 60 inclusive and Lots 76 to 91 in- ing that no action be taken on re- clusive, re: Lot 19, Concession 2, quest by Mr. F. Thompson regarding Wm. Ridgley Plan. house areas in Agricultural Zone for It was agreed that this matter be non-agricultural purposes, . Carried. held over for reply from the Depart- Mr. H. Carter, Building Inspector ment of Municipal Affairs. was present and asked the Board's] Moved by Wm, Manning, Seconded advice re Mr. Van Hoof's property,{by J. Dryden that this Board adjourn, Lot 85 Base Line, whether it would be]to meet again on Thursday, May 28, advisable to change from Agriculturaljat 8 o'clock. Carried. to Industrial, as he wished to build] The Meeting adjourned 11:20 p.m. Mark. H. Lockyer PHONE BROOKLIN 655-3122 For a complete insurance Package at competitive rates. Now is the time to insure that Boat & Motor for Fire - Theft - Liability - Collision - Transportation May 81/62 | AREER ENE ENR NERA NAN ENANE NN [4 -|Bubdivider and providing: that the| ---- After considerable Py It w 'wag Mains become the property of the| Hoel by J. Dryden, Seconded by T. I'municipality, subject to the approval Letter of April 11th, 1962 from Me. . County and a large crowd is again expected to be on hand to meet and speak with their Progressive Conserv. ative representative and Minister of Labour in the government at Ottawa rede Wants Parents to Pay Damages hy president of the local Women's Hos- pital Auxiliary. Mrs. Dymond gra- '(their friends. A cordial invitation has been ex- 4 } Y|were attractive with harmonizing, Children tended to all local residents inlspring flowers. Mus. George Smith, Uxbridge and sutrounding areas to be|of Scugog, convened the Tea and was on hand. The date is Saturday, May 19th at Martin's Hotel in Uxbridge liary. Pouring Tea in the dining with the ladies the guests from 3 untiliroom, were Mrs. J. C. Taylor, Mrs. 5 in the afternoon and the men from|R. B. Smallman, Mrs. S. P. Kandel A LOW-COST CHAIN SAW wi EXTRA CUTTING ACT)Q HOMELITE €J2 rring kids got the rough side of the Association of Ontario Mayors and Reeves' tongue in a brief to the Legislature's select committee on mun- icipal law the association said that: In view of the wilful damage done by children to public property parents should be made liable up to $200 for the damage done by their children. ably assisted by members of the auxi- Labour Minister To be at Uxbridge Election campaigning in the ge of Uxbridge gets underway seriously this Saturday when popular Ontario ® Light... weigy 1 . 18 pounds. Riding M.P. Mike Starr holds his ® New 'Vyon' traditional receptions in the Town of more compl Uxbridge. May 19th is the date and Economical, \ Martin's Hotel is the scene. element need The ladies of the area will be the guests in the afternoon from three SPEED CHAIN SAW SOON o'clock until five when Mike and Anne hd Starr will be on hand to renew N)) 0 U G R I C E acquaintances with their many friends in the district at the Town Hall. UNION AVE, PORT PERRY :: PHONE 985-2423 Hospital Day Tea which is destined to the electro-car- On the afternoon of May 11th, a! 0, Weer : delightful Tea was Held at the lovel Federal Election ¢ int y 21y. Fedor eanpaign fn-the home of Mrs. M. B. Dymond, who is ciously received the many guests, who came to enjoy a social half hour with The spacious rooms THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 17th, 1962--7 A free will offering and special donaltions netted the auxiliary approximately $140, diograph fund. We take this oppor- tunity of thanking our friends for their presence at the Tea and their gifts. 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