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THE HERALD Wednoday July 26 Taxpayers should be angry over land Pilutti says Actor Beck likes police roles Local developer says taxpayers should be angry about paying 2500 per dog on a town- owned six acre property near Hall Road The developer was responding to a recent letter written by Wilson Court homeowners Don and Linda Jackson The Jacksons asked the Town of Halton Hills to consider the need for green space in the town and to change a townowned property zoning from residential which allows single family dwell ings to a recreational zoning But the six or sevenacre proper ty near Hall Road is a garbage dump and a place where people regularly walk dogs and dont clean up after them Mr said With the money the town loses by not selling the land it would average to per dog he said If the council for the Town of Halton Hills is going to have to start buying up private lands abut ting residences so thai people can have the luxury of walking their dogs as it is in this case they will have all kinds of groups the future asking the town to buy pro perty Over years ago Mr sold the property to the town of Halton Hills for 135000 after residents took a militant stand against developing the site for housing The most recent offer by Mr Pilutti proposes buying the land for and using one acre as parkland Mr Jackson a resident with a property abutting the town land says the property is valuable to the town Its not as Mr in dicates three or four people walk ing their dogs Were ratepayers and as ratepayers were concerned about The battle taking place between the developer and the homeowners in the Wilson Court Drive and Drive areas has been lowkey so far says Mr Jackson This is the way residents are approaching the issue he said But Mr Pilutti says the issue should be on a high note I dont want it lowkey I want all the people of Hilts to know whats happening Instead of a Stability as it is now to the town and a danger to the children in the future because of the open drainage ditch that goes across the entire area the development of some houses in the area would be advantageous he said A population increase the area because of the construction of the condominiums at Hall Road means an increased danger to children who could drawn in the ditches on the property Mr said The property is not kept up by the town but has stray weeds and grass said Mr Children playing with matches could cause extensive damage he said Its just a piece of land with weeds it has no esthetic value Its unfair of people with such big lots the surrounding houses to demand an open area that is a liability to the town Halton Hills town council recent ly received a petition from residents who say they want the land retained The fight to keep the property from development over 10 years ago is taking place again against the same developer Were not painting Mr Pilutti as a monster of any kind Hes a businessman said Mr Jackson Im sure hes doing what is right for Mr Were not antidevelopment Mr Jackson said Were trying to show town council the value of the property to the community As residents were as capable as anyone else to at least judge the land use The Jacksons will appear as a delegation at a future council meeting to discuss the town- owned property Their recent let ter follows the petition to Halton Hills against the sale of land to Mr Fair Parade Calling all parade fanatics The Georgetown Fair is putting together a parade for Saturday Sept at noon This years parade will start at Dominion Seed House and proceed along Maple Avenue to Main Street and along Main to Park Street and along Park into the Fairgrounds If you have an old car a local event to promote or just want to be part of this fantastic weekend of events call Al Cook at TOWN OF HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HALTON HILLS GEORGETOWN 8775185 NOTICE Notice of the intention to stop up close and convey a portion of Emery Street a road allowance in the former Town of Georgetown running off of King Street and being described as Part of Emery Street being Part 3 on Reference Plan 9243 CNR ftr3 rf Notice Is hereby given that the Council for the Town of Halton HiHs intends to enact a bylaw to stop up close and convey a portion Emery Street to convey it to the owners of a house which encroaches onto the road allowance The Council will hear any person who claims that their lands will be prejudicially affected by the bylaw and who applies to be heard at its meeting to be held at the Council Chambers located at 1 Drive in the Town of Halton Hills on Tuesday August 8th 1 at the hour of PM This notice Is first published on the 5th day of July 989 Sttptofl Thffnuiii Administrative Assistant TownofHiltmMs PO Box Halton Ontario L7G 5G2 Ext American actor Michael Beck describes himself as a working actor When asked why he ac cepted the starring role in the movie The Reckoning he said needed the work and this came up Its a part and Im an actor Its what I do Parts of The Reckoning a Canadian financed pay television movie were shot in Georgetown last week The murder mystery- romance flick also stars Canadian actress Catherine Kolvey Ms Kolvey was a regular in the now cancelled CTV series Mount Royal If Mr Beck seems familiar you may have caught him in the police action series Houston Knights where he was one of the American television senes costars He also had a major role in the miniseries Celebrity that aired a few years ago Although a role is a role for Mr Beckhe did say he likes the police genre Indeed being an actor and disliking this genre means parts would be few and far between he says Every other part that comes up is based on a cop or detective he said Mr Beck started acting while in college and hes been doing it ever since I got into it by accident he said Unlike some actors acting wasnt his desire since childhood The Reckoning takes place in Baypoint a fictional town in Michigan USA Georgetowns old post office the McGibbon Hotel and Main Street substituted for Baypoint locations in the movie The post office was used as the Baypoint police station while Main Street became Baypoints Main Street and the substituted for a local Baypoint hotel Mr Beck plays Sheriff Robert who as the movie gets under way is attempting to solve a murder that is seemingly con nected to an unsolved murder of a family 30 years ago If the story line appears complex thats because it is says Mr Beck Both Mr Beck and the produc tions associate producer Dick were reluctant to give much away If we did there would be no point in seeing the movie Mr Beck said Mr Beck said he liked the scripts intricate plot line He also liked the fact that its a lowbudget film The higher the budget the less likely the movie will get made he says And being an ac tor the more movies made the hap pier lam The movie is produced by the Torontobased production com pany Telestories It will be shown throughout North America and Europe Its Canadian premiere will be in January or February of 1990 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC AW TRENTON 18 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