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This Is one of three houses on the south side of Highway 7A at Water Street that are being moved to make way for construction of a new commercial plaza. The developer told the Star last week he hopes to start work on the 9,000 square foot building (seven stores) this September and be complete by Christmas. (see story) September starton for Carnegie Street plaza Construction on a new com- mercial plaza at the corner of Carnegie Street and Highway 7A in Port Perry is expected to get underway this September. Jamie Taylor of Port Perry, who is developing the property, said last week plans call for a plaza of just over 9,000 square feet with seven stores. It will be side and rear yard reductions, and if they are approved by the Committee of Adjustment, he expects to start construction September 1 and be complete in about four months. The main entrance into the plaza will be via Highway 7A lined up with Water Street to take advantage of the traffic signals at that intersection. There are plans for a sec- ond entrance onto the property via Carnegie Street. The property has three. small houses on it and these houses are now in the process of being removed. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 1, 1989 -- 3 Star welcomes Julia Ashton to staff The Port Perry Star is pleased to announce the ap- pointment of Julia Ashton to the position of reporter/ photographer. Her appointment was effec- tive July 31. Julia's duties will include news reporting, com- munity and human interest fea- ture stories, photography, and a weekly column titled "Life's Like That." She will also be working in the dark-room and on page lay-outs and pasteup on production days. A life-long resident of the Epsom area, Julia is very famil- iar with Scugog Township. She attended public school in Ep- som, graduated from Port Perry High School and holds a diplo- ma in Journalism (1988) from Durham College. For the past 14 months, she has been working as a reporter/ photographer with the Ux- bridge Times Journal. Port Perry Star publisher Peter Hvidsten said Julia is a welcome addition to the editori- al staff of this paper, and he is confident her photos and stories will be well received by Star readers. Julia says her interests away from the office include sports, good books, boating and photography. JULIA ASHTON of single storey construction similar to the new plaza that was built last year immediately to the east of this site on the south side of Highway 7A. ' Mr. Taylor is in the process - of seeking minor variances for Freedom of | information Municipalities across the pro- . THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY WE OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION and the SCUGOG LANDFILL SITE will be closed on Monday, August 7 for the Civic Day Holiday. Effective August 9th, 1989 the PORT PERRY DIVISION of DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE will be moving from their present location to: 520 SIMCOE ST. NORTH - vince will have their own legisla- ' | ' tion to parallel Ontario's Freedom Normal operations will resume on Tues., Aug. 8, 1989. (north of Reg. Rd. 8) "of Information and Protection of ] : Privacy Act. W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG., Telephone Number to remain the same. Murray Elston, Chairman of Management Board of Cabinet and the Minister responsible for provincial freedom of information and protection of privacy legisla- © tion, introduced the new Act in the _ provincial legislature. It will take | effect on January 1, 1991. | . The Municipal Freedom of In- formation and Protection of . Privacy Act, 1989, was introduc- - ed after extensive consultations . involving Elston, Municipal Af- 2 .- fairs Minister John Eakins and "representatives of municipalities : and local boards, such as school ¥ boards and police commissions. » It will. ensure that ¥ municipalities and local boards ~ will be covered by legislation that & mirrors - in purpose, scope and * procedures - the current Act. Eakins said he 'strongly believes in the importance of openess and accounf@bility in local government. i» "Freedom of information legislation specifically tailored to meet the needs of Ontario's municipalities will be an impor- tant step in ensuring that result," he said. Elston said 'this Act will rallel the one already in place But 'with some modifications ap- propriate to suit local needs." Ontario's Freedom of Informa- tion and Protection of Privacy Act came into effect for provincial in- "stitutions on January 1; 1988. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS tazte =) taste 1s when Anam bring2 home vigfact {ram square Wy BIGFOOT - 20 pc. family feast Cheese Pizza $9.99 plus 1.20 per add. item BIGFOOT GIANT - 28 pieces Monster Cheese Pizza $12.99 plus 1.75 per add. item BIGFOOT TN Mw Sy PIZZA RPL Sales Tax Extra Extra Cheese $2.00 (GIANT $2.50) 2985-8448 PORT PERRY = OM Free Delivery in Town Only = 80 Water St. FS ihn a RA Lh eh RT