Halton Hills Newspapers

New Tanner (Acton, ON), 15 Mar 2012, p. 1.

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Court fight over outlet mall Claiming the Town acted in bad faith, RioCan Acquisitions asked the Superior Court of Justice to quash bylaws passed by the Town and Halton Region to allow Calloway REIT to build a 450,000-square-foot, $170-million luxury outlet mall at Steeles Avenue and Trafalgar Road. RioCan, which wants to build a similar mall at James Snow Parkway at Steeles Avenue, alleges the Town acted illegally for failing to meet statutory requirements and conditions in processing the Calloway application, and acted in bad faith for an improper purpose. RioCan wants the court to quash bylaws passed by the Town and Region, revoke all permits issued to date, or in the alternative, issue an order for damages of $50-million. RioCan alleges the Town gave Calloway an unfair advantage by subjecting RioCan to "different rules for different developers." It said the Town and Region should not have given the necessary planning approvals because there is a cap in the Official Plan that allows a maximum of 100,000-square-feet of total retail development, unless a specific zoning bylaw is passed. On Monday, based on the urgency of the issue, a Justice of the Superior Court rescheduled a hearing date, originally set for July, to May 2 and 3. The court, on consent, also added Calloway as an intervener in the action against the Town and Region. TO The NEW Volume 15 No. 11 Newstand Price 40¢ + GST IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE Your Hometown Newspaper Thursday, March 15, 2012 `08 Pontiac G-5 ......Fuel Mizer!! ACTON MOTORS 853·1280 CAUSE UNDETERMINED: The cause of $1.5-million fire that razzed a rural home on Forest Ridge Crescent early Friday morning is undetermined, but both the Fire Department and Ontario Fire Marshall found nothing suspicious, and have signed off on the blaze. A family of four escaped without injury, alerted by their smoke alarms. ­ Marie Shadbolt photos T A H IDE W S IN 'S Seven years in prison Chamber of Commerce Sports fans - hockey for drunk driver in fatal hands out Business playoffs heat up Acton crash Achievement Awards See page 2 See page 8 See page 12

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