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4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 7, 1989 NOTICE Township of Scugog SNOW REMOVAL Any vehicle parked on Township of Scugog roads or streets that interferes with snow removal, will be tow- ed away at the owner's expense. (SEE SECTION 8, SUBSECTION C, BY-LAW No. 32-88, TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG) R.C. MacDonald Roads Superintendent TOWNSHIP of SCUGOG Settlement House SHOPS Councillors fume over problems in subdivision Outstanding deficiencies, in- cluding drainage and a walk- way in the Victorian Village subdivision were once again the subject of discussion at council Monday morning. The ongoing problem is quickly coming to a head, with council ready to refuse lowering the contractors letter of credit, as well as calling a public meet- ing with Ribcor Holdings. Mayor Howard Hall said that council has been trying for the past six months to settle these problems in a co-operative manner with little luck. Councill Don Cochrane sug- gested it was 'time to play "hardball", as trying to deal nicely has not worked. But once again, some of the harshest criticism came from Councillor Pearce, who said "enough is enough", and sug- gested that council should in- vite the developers to a public meeting so everyone can hear the same story. v "We need some direction as to how the walkway situation can be solvgd. The walkway. is the preferred solution, but if we can't have it, then let them (Riboor) give us some alterna- tives", she said. In discussions about ongoing drainage problems, Mayor Ho- ward Hall said he firmly be- lieved that it was the Separate School property that was caus- ing most of the water problems. aybe it's time we tell the School Board to fix the problem they are creating", he said. Mr. Hall was referring to the water draining from the school prop- erty into the back yards of some of the homes in Victorian Vil- lage. , He also asked administrator Earl Cuddie to get some legal advice as to who is responsible when excessive amounts of wa- ter runs from one property onto another property. "The developers keep telli usit's the School's problem, an the School Bd. says it's the de- velopers problem," he said. A tentative pic meeting with Ribcor Holdings develop- ers has been scheduled for Mon- day, November 20 in the eve- ning to discuss the deficiencies. Watch for deer Durham Region Police are warning motorists to be on the look-out for deer crossing the a, _aN S oS [_Y ~» Ad Fionas Fancy Foods vamhv y : ¥ NEW! Settlement House Country classic and casual Gourmet foods, luscious take clothing for women. Featuring painted pine furni- Greatly expanded in ture, country upholstery, braided 1989 to offer you rugs, Old Village Paint, lighting more. accessories and gifts. NEW! More than doubled in h yg No Shah Jodie in T.G. Mitchell's now offer a vast selection Specializing in mens casual clothing and gifts. For gentlemen who enjoy the of Christmas Gift and Decorating ideas. home desserts, baked goods. Always fresh! A small bistro offering morning coffee, light lunches and afternoon tea. Everything prepared right here! Qo fr Hallmark Cards, old fashioned "candy counter and gifts. country life. Come sit a spell! v ah - odd - \ J & ° & de - ER ---- ¥ 4s {] =a = i a D4 A = A AS RIN men om Rl Ee \ i ? fog To v. . Thar TEW Settlers o@e|| Fw Ea; [E-- mo roads, following three separate incidents over the weekend. The first occured about 5:00 AM on Durham Road 21 west of Highway 12 on Novem- ber 3. The driver was not in- jured. And the car of an Oshawa resident was damaged to the tune of $4500 when a deer jumped into the path of the ve- hicle on Durham Road just be- fore 11:00 PM November 4. Durham Police Constable Nancy George suffered minor injuries when a deer collided with the cruiser Sunday morn- ing about 10:20. This incident occured on Regional Road 13, west of High- way 12. There was damage to the windshield, the roof and the roof lights of the cruiser. Police report there have been numerous cases through- out Scugog and Uxbridge this fall, most taking place or in the early morning. © \_ "NAPOLEON: PRESTIGE 0-CLEARANCE Standard unit comes with: black doors and louvres, two flexible 3 ft. hot air vents complete with radiation shields and two hot air grilles. OVER RIDGE RENOVATOR associated with Nestleton Airtight Stoves REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK "UNIT 4, REG. RD. 8 Allen's Aluminum Siding Bldg. Monday-Friday 10 AM to 6 PM Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM 985-0715 ----