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Page 8 — Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, October 30, 1993 hn Bloss *Sales Representative —_Ha____. Bus. (519) 824-0044 Res, (619) 856-4527 18 MONTHS YOUNG IN THE VILLAGE OF ROCKWOOD 3 bedrooms, one with ensuite. Combined living-dining: Combined kitchen-breakfast. Walk-out to garden. Family room, main floor laundry. 3 bathrooms. Attached garage. Gas heating. Central air. Clean, bright home in new order. Flexible closing for occupation. Offered at $195,000. By Oksana Buhel Vague requirements for of Halton Hills councillors to be both lenient and firm with an Acton kennel owner who violated two separate By-laws. The municipal building and By-law enforcement department is considering charges against Dublin Line resident Maurizio Bartucci for a noise By-law infraction about the “barking, crying TO minutes to explain it? We have the time & answers. Call for FREE CONSULTATION Dianne Skinner John Bloss* 824-0044, Res. 856-4527 sutton group ~ graystone realty inc., realtor AN INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER TRUE VALUE - 129,900 Located on a quiet.and safe court, this freshly | decorated 3 bedroom home offers 3 levels of| living space. Walk out from the rec room to the Patio, playhouse and horse shoe pit set among the trees on this huge property. Contact Allan Chabassol***, RMAC93-65 YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! $144,900. This updated 3 bedroom home sits treed 50' x 150‘ property backing onto. Donald Mann Park. It's a short walk to schools, shopping or the swimming pool. Featuring newer windows, 5 ceiling fans, interlocking brick patio and a rec room with an airtight stove and 2 pe. washroom. Contact Allan Chabassol***. RMAC93-80 » 877-8974 VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR $129,000. This 3 he oe home is located on a 70' wide property across from a park-like setting. It offers hardwood flooring, upgraded windows, maintenance free exterior and a single car garage. Contact Allan Chal eee Contact Allan Ch saremuuaor after neighbors complained. r given. barking orders - and moaning” of Bartucci’s dogs. gs. Keld Lysholm, Bartucci’s neighbor, played a tape recording for councillors to hear “the noises we have to put up with.” Lysholm’s wife, Emily, added the yelling of the dog- keepers was. “incredible.” “They’re always yelling at thé dogs - ‘back off,’ ‘get down,” ‘shut up,” she com- lained. The second By-law infrac- tion was the proximity of the kennels to Bartucci’s proper- ty line. According to regula- tions set out by the town in 1981, a kennel must-be 100 feet from the property line. Bartucci’s kennel is 72 feet from Lysholm’s property and 38 feet from another neighboring property. Bartucci insisted proximi- ty. was not the problem. “No one ever mentioned property lines. before,” Bartucci insisted. “Now some neigh- bors complain about the noise and you bring up prop- erty lines.” Bartucci, who has operat- ed the kennel for 13 years,” added “every inspector known to man has snooped around this house” since the kennel was built, but the vio- lations were not mentioned until Sept. 29 of this year. a procedure which Stein called “unusual,” Bartucci was given his license a year before he received a building it permit. Other than the setback. violation of the structure, the investigation also deter- mined.the runs for dogs were not fenced in by the required complete story. 5 ACRE HILLSIDE RETREAT $169,900 This recently upgraded bungalow sits on 5 scenic acres with a spring fed pond and detached garage. The finished basement offers a 4th bedroom, washroom, rec. room and a "walk-out". solid board fence with a minimum height of 4 feet, and three fenced runs do not comply with the 100 foot setback requirement. Bartucci was advised by Ron Stein, municipal law enforcement officer, that his kennel license would be revoked if he did not imme- diately dismantle the inade- quately-sized_runs, create temporary solid fencing and construct a new facility which complies with the set- back requirements, within five weeks. If Bartucci does not com- Ply, council can either revoke his license or charge him for the violations. Bartucci announced Monday he was selling his house and asked councillors to overlook the violations until the house was sold. In the meantime, Bartucci ’ promised, he would “take care of the noise problem” by constructing an insultated plywood wall which would completely enclose-the dogs. Councillors voted to over- look setback violations until Jan. 1 with the stipulation Bartucci must make a “real- istic attempt” to resolve the noise problem. If, in that time, the house is not sold, council will consider further action. Vague kennel license Tequirements were also ques- tioned throughout the meet- ing and staff was directed to make the By-law more spe- cific in the description of adequate facilities for dogs, and the maximum number of dogs at a kennel. Ri 1 S17 BOO a you Geno home contains all the options: cent. air., cent. vac., rec room and Sth bedroom in basement, hardwood floor in dining room, fireplace insert in family room...Contact Allan Chabassol ‘old two-storey, 4 bedroom I*** for the RMAC83-81 RMRW93-5