"A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 1, 1997 -5 Some neighbors object to plan By John B. McClelland Port Perry Star Scugog council has thrown its support behind a bid by Durham Region to allow the Cartwright transfer station to accept small loads of solid, non- hazardous commercial trash, despite objections from neighbors on Edgerton Rd. Council's support was unanimous after a lengthy debate Monday afternoon and input from about 20 residents expressing their concerns at a meeting in the council chambers. But in agreeing to sup- - port Durham in its appli- cation to the Ministry of the Environment, council sent a stern message to the Region: clean up your act in how the Blackstock- 'area transfer station is operated, and come up with some way to stop out of the station, or charge them for the privilege. Peter Watson of the Region's works department assured councillors Monday that the new cer- tificate will not allow any kind of hazardous wastes, and commercial vehicles will be limited to a maxi- mum 7,500 KG GVW. That's the combined weight of the vehicle and the load. "There will be no large, packer trucks allowed," he said, adding.that there is a need for small business and commerce in Cartwright to be able to get rid of trash at the transfer station. And res- idents will also have a say in how the station is landscaped, said Mr. Watson. Without the new certifi- BLACKSTOCK TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL ACKSTOCK FAIRGROUNDS JULY 4* and 5" RUNNING PULL IN CENTRAL ONTARIO SATURDAY, FRID AY, JULY 5th, 7:00 nm TRACTORS LONGEST featuring everything from... 4x4 Stocks, Pro Stocks to highway tractors presented by BLACKSTOCK ; AGRICULTURAL a SOCIETY For Further Information Contact Janice Beechey 986-0035 and the Super Powerful Modifieds. JULY 4th, 7:30pm INR:XeaslelY aalRUCKE & "Vintage Models, LIER LENIN] Stock, Pro-Stock cate, Cartwright business . Summer's } » bere... Have Your Clubs Regripped and Swingweight Balanced * Loft & Lie Adjustments Made * Repairs to All Makes of Clubs * Try Your Custom Clubs on our New Indoor Driving Range region residents from using owners would have to truck their trash to Port Perry or Oshawa. Ward 4 rep Joyce Kelly agreed there is a definite need for the station to be able to accept the small loads of commercial waste. "This is what we are aiming for, not large com- mercial trucks," said Councillor Kelly. She added that the new certificate may help reduce the amount of trash being dumped along road allowances. 'But several residents said they oppose the new certificate, partly because they are not happy with Council supports permit for commercial waste at dump the way the station has been operated in the past. "This will lead to more expansion and more traffic. Based on past records, | don't think this (new cer- tificate) is deserved, " said Rick Butler, who lives near- by. Councillors tried to assure residents that regional officials under- stand the concerns of resi- dents, and that every effort must be made to cut down on blowing garbage and other irritants. "I think Mr. Watson is hearing that message loud Turnto Page 15 GRADUATION Congratulations to PARLIAMENT With Love and Pride, Mom & Dad in Family & Social Relations. RYAN who recently graduated from Durham College Law & Securit REBECCA GOWER graduated June 6, 1997 from University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Applied Science degree We're Proud of You Bec > 9 Love Dad, Mom, Kim & Ron | 50th Ta RIN INAS S3-V Na 'g The children of AGNES & DAVID FERGUSON wish to invite you to an House to celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary, Saturday, July 5, 1997, 2-4pm, Uxbridge Senior's Centre. 75 Marietta Street,Uxbridge rr BEST WISHES ONLY. _ BIRTHDAY ee re SHANDI-LEE COX, JUNE 30 ENE 76 Water Street, Port Perry (905) 985-7474 GOLF : N { Loving daughter of Jeff & Melissa, Granddaughter of Ruth & Wayne. From the very first day we held you, you have always been special, giving us joy and making us proud. You are | everything a daughter should be. Love you Always, Jel & Melissa, Ruth & Wayne, Great- Gran Olive Cox