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Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, August 11, 1993 — Page 3 Acton developers press town council for answers te “Geukits Municipal Board will not be meeting again until Monday, -solicitors for Acton -East developérs, were keeping themselves visible and vocal, is time addressing Town of Halton Hills councillors at Petch, representing Bond Arch and Coscan respective- ly, were trying to convince councillors not to. pass a notice of motion which would designate permitted industries in specific Acton areas. Th were also angered anofher developer. - 547532 Ontario Ltd., seemed to be getting preferential treatment. Heisey explained his. client’s land was designated residential in 1982, and again in 1990. “That’s 11 years,” Heisey pointed out. “It took only about a month for Dawkins (Fred Dawkins, of 547532 Ontario Ltd.) to get the same designation.” Heisey insisted this was a “question of equality” and asked councillors to stand the matter down at least until this Monday, when es , Special projects co- ordinator of the Ministry of Energy and the Environment (MOEE) will notify the OMB of his agency’s position regarding a permit to take water. Eammers will decide how many units, if any,’will be permitted to develop dur- igreed with Heisey, demanding councillors not “goof around with numbers” until they know what num- bers the MOEE will allow. He warned councillors’ credi- bility will “strained to the limit” if they pass the notice of motion and later receive contradicting information from the OMB hearing. “There just isn’t enough for all of us,” Petch said, refer- ring to servicing allocations. Miller “damn mad” about tire storage ¢ Town of Halton Hills mayor Russ Miller burst out at Monday evening’s council meeting, saying he was “damn mad” about the irre- sponsibility of the provincial government. “They don’t make decisions, or make decisions which make a mess, and we don’t have the authority to clear up their mess,” Miller said. Currently thousands of tires are being stored outside the old Ajax building on Queen St. in Acton, and the Ministry of Energy and the Environment (MOEE) indi- “cated it would. not -get involved until the number of tires exceeds 5,000. “I don’t want another Hagersville sit- uation here,” Miller said. Halton Hills Fire Chief Bill Cunningham announced TriCity Services, current owners of the property, were , _. forced to store the tires out- \ side because constructed Storage facility did not com- ply with fire regulations. Miller admitted people have become more con- cerned now that the tires are in plain view. Councillor Rick Bonnette asked whether the fence around the property was scaleable, and was told by Cunningham it was. Bonnette worried there were Russ Miller no appropriate barriers to keep vandals from entering the area. The tires are being sold to Third World countries and Caribbean countries, where the climate is conducive to longer tire use. Miller and the councillors urged Cunningham to contact the MOEE and report back to council as quickly as possi- ble. Other than pri Ontario Ltd., the Marti Se Prop: erty will also be coosideres for servicing allocation. resentative Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO), Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) and Halton Region staff to “turn this mess around,” and urged councillors not to “play political games,” with such necessary development. “Coscan can’t take full credit for setting up rela- tions,”. Dawkins countered, mentioning the pivotal role his brother played in negotia- ions. He insisted his property deserves the opportunity to be brought up to the standard of the Acton East developers. Dawkins said he had initially asked council for servicing for more than the 110 units allotted, but will be content with this mabe if council- lors support Comnillors carried the motion. Know someone who is responsible for a crime? A phone call is all it takes to earn some cash. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards for information that leads to an arrest. Please call 1-800-668-5151 or 825-TIPS that’s 825-8477 courtesy of Bonus: Early Bird 06 16 18 27] RESULTS UNOFFICIAL |Call 870-9134 (Lotto 6/49) or 870-9135) 14 Wesleyan St. Just off Main St. wa aa ip Remote | Control il 26° Remote Control iM 29° Re Remote Control monitor on screen menu. Deluxe Remote Control VC! HI-FI Remote Control VCR loaded, BOB’S TOSSING SOME GREAT SAVINGS YOUR WAY ~~, GROUND FRESH DAILY LEAN GROUND BEEF less than 16% fat content E-2. CASH MACHINE AVAILABLE| | CS TS BABY WEEK in the GEORGETOWN MARKETPLACE MALL , tA! Until Aug 14 '93 The Finest in Kidzwear 873-7275 GEORGETOWN MARKETPLACE MALL ———————— | JOPEN SUNDAY NOON -5 pan., Phone 873-3963 Wa GEORGETOWN AY. FOOD MARKET ‘A Part Of Your Nei MOORE PARK PLAZA With this Coupon Save 50¢ off the purchase of 2 ll one 485 ml bottle of Knechtel | |Pourable Salad Dressing! WITH I With this Coupon Save 50¢ off the purchase of @ one 485 ml bottle of Knechtel | ;Pourable Salad Dressing Values in effect from Sun. Aug. B through Sat. Aug. 14/93