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4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 1, 1989 on Fashion SPECIALIZING IN LADIES' AFFORDABLE FASHIONS PORT PERRY PLAZA 2885-0129 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Fri. to 8 PM. Township orders Water St. property cleaned, levelled Scugog Township council had to move in a round-a-bout way to clean up the debris from demolition of two buildings at the corner of Casimir and Wa- ter Streets in Port Perry. Acting on orders from the 3 : "SALE - ri S ELE CTI O N S MEN'S WEAR ry 485 Open Mon. to Wed. 9:30 to 5:30 PM; Thurs. & Fri. 9:30 to 9:00 PM; Saturday 9:00 to 5:00 PM Pu vchasg ay SPORTS JACKET and get a pair of SLACKS FREE! DRESS ¢ CASUAL SLACKS 2590 or SPORT SHIRTS | Miller, Paninari & Jantzen (reg. $36. to *49.95) *19.95 With the purchase of any SUIT get Dress Shirt, Tie, ~ Socks, Underwear and Suspenders or Belt (value to $99.95) FREE Purchase a DRESS SHIRT at regular price and select your TIE FREE SHORTS ¢ SWIMWEAR 259% or 241 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY Riana IANS MEN'S WEAR PHONE 985-8977 Township and with a guarantee Scugog would pay the clean-up costs, a local contractor cleared the rubble and levelled the site two weeks ago. Scugog Mayor Howard Hall said the Township had been concerned about the ap- pearance of the old Creamery ilding site, and the fact the rubble could pose a safety haz- ard to the public, especially youngchildren. He told the Star the council looked a couple of options to fot the site cleaned up, but legally, the Township may not have had the right to send its own works crews in the haul away the de- bris and level the land. After getting legal advice, the Mayor said the Township made the decision to authorize Robert Carr Contracting to clean up the site. Carr had the original con- tract with the owner to do the job, but stopped work several weeks ago and placed a lien against the property when he wasn't paid. Under an agreement be- tween Carr and the Township, the contractor finished the job, was paid by the Township and placed a lien for this part of the work against the property, with an agreement that when the lien is lifted, the Township would be re-compensated. Mayor Hall said this rather unusual :. ment was the only way the Township could move to got the property cleaned up. The cost of the final clean- up was estimated at about $16,000, said the Mayor. The property, which in- cludes the old Creamery build- ing site, and an old house-office to the north, had at one time been slated for re-development as a retirement apartment for seniors. That project was also at one time to include property to the west and property on the south side of Casimir St. The project apparently has fallen through, and the Mayor told the Star he made several unsuccessful attempts to con- tact the owner to find out when the site would be cleaned up. He added that this issue may force the Township to re- examine its policies for demoli- tion permits. Currently, a person taking out a demolition permit is not required to post a letter of credit to ensure the work is completed, and there is nothing to specify that the job must bedone within a specified period of time. Greenbank well dry (From page 1) about 12 feet from the top. The standpipe has a capaci- ty for 475,000 gallons. Regional officials like to keep it nearly full to maintain pressure for homes and for fire fighting purposes. Free Estimates M. McGuinness MONDAY...... TUESDAY...... "DEPRESSION" WEDNESDAY THURSDAY... FRIDAY......... SATURDAY... SUNDAY....... BARN PAINTING & REPAIRS - SINCE 1956 - ed 1/2 PRICE WINGS 1/2 PRICE Party Size Nachos Mr. Kuslikis said the Re- gion will continue to monitor the water situation in Port Perry and other communities very closely until the drought- like weather conditions are over. Call Today 985-9806 $1.00 DRAFT DANCING - D.J. DANCING - D.J. DANCING - D.J. YUK, YUK COMEDIANS coming in September mre ------------