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TT wT. I lI v 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 7, 1986 By-laws quashed by Supreme Court judge (From page 1) its hearing earlier this year. The Supreme Court action on the by- laws names Stephenson Point residents Brad Heintzman and Bill Williams as the applicants. With the by-laws now quashed, the Township council has a right to ap- peal the decision, pass new by-laws to conform to the judgement, or ask Region to amend the Of- a er the Ia or relating to seasonal and permanent residential dwellings on Scugog Island. og Township has until Oc- Scug tober 26 to decide whether to launch an appeal of the decision. The matter was discussed brief- ly by council at the meeting Monday afternoon, however councillors Selected Ladies Fashion LEATHER DURHAM SHOES 230 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY YOUR FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS FOR LADIES, TEENS, AND CHILDREN (| SUMMER HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday; Friday to 8:00 p.m. ATTENTION! Organizations - Service Clubs Church and Youth Groups Santa Claus PARADE decided to put off a decision on fur- ther action (if any) until a future meeting. Ward I councillor Yvonne Christie said she would like more time to study the judge's decision. Regional councillor Lawrence Malcolm tried without success to put a motion on the table that the Township not take any further ac- tion on the by-laws. He suggested that if anybody takes further action, it should be the developers. His mo- tion did not get a seconder. Bill Williams, who was present at Monday's meeting when the issue was briefly discussed told the Star later he regretted that other members of council declined to sup- port counillor Malcolm's suggestion that the Township not pursue the issue further. "We feel very strongly that enough of the council's time and tax- payers money has been spent already on this issue. It's time for the council to back away," stated Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams declined to say how much the Supreme Court action cost the opponents of the proposed development in legal fees. The Township bill for legal fees defending the two by-laws at the Supreme Court hearing are not known exactly at this time, but they will be substantial. Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor was absent from Monday's meeting of council. Ontario Municipal Board A Township by-law passed Sep- tember 8 which re-zones a property on North Street in Port Perry for an auto body repair shop will be challenged in front of the Ontario Municipal Board. The objection to the by-law was filed Monday with the Township by seven people who own property 'near the proposed site for the repair shop. Council received the objection but no action was taken on how the municipality would defend its by- law in front of the OMB hearing. That decision will be made at a later meeting. The by-law would allow special zoning on the North Street proper- ty beside a printing shop and a propane storage depot : )r con- struction of an auto body repair shop behind an existing residence on the property. When the by-law passed grant- ing permission for the re-zoning, council stipulated that the repair This year's Santa Claus Parade is being organized right now and we need you to contact us regarding your participation in this event for the kids! For information and float registration, please contact: Ruth Dejong ... 983-8268 Bill Barr ... 985-3844 or register by mail with this handy coupon to: Scugog Chamber of Commerce, P.0. Box 994, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Alex Shepherd ... 985-9331 ORGANIZATION ADDRESS POSTAL CODE Co-ordinator Register Early! The Kids are counting on us! shop would not be allowed to store materials outside, hours of operation would be weekdays only and the municipality would have the right to re-consider the by-law to hear by-law objections after three years. It will likely be several months before the Ontario Municipal Board holds its hearing into the by- law objections. Health hazard Scugog Township will inmediately remove a water pipe on Por- , (hb Li ET A Le I, tview Beach on Scugog Island because the health unit has found the water unfit for human consumption. The pipe, which is on the east side of Portview Beach Road near the south end, has been there for many years and has been used by some people as a source of drinking water. In a letter dated October 1, the Regional Health Unit informed council that samples of the water indicated it is '"'unsafe for human consumption." The Health Unit requested that the Township remove the pipe immediately. 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