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|The one and only Dr. Bandoli leads a full weekend of fun and excitement| COMMUNITY DISPLAYS 10:30 a.m. 12:00 noon BAVARIAN GARDEN Opens 12;:00 noon â€" 4:00 p.m. COTTAGE CRAFT SALES 12:00 noon â€" 1:45 p.m. FAMILY GAMES RACES WHEELS PARADE Decorate your bikes, wagons and carriages. Prizes, prizes, prizes. OPENING CEREMONIES 9:00 a.m. Join our exciting 5KM ROAD RACE followed by an award ceremony, sign up today. 11:00 am. Town of Oakville Planning Services map shows proposed plaza site includes parkland in landowner‘s zoning amendment request. 10:00 a.m. This fabulous family evening features the rhythmic Steel drum sounds of "NORTHERN LITES" ALL DAY y Conklin Rides and Mldway AUGUST 20TH, 218T 22ND, 1993 NOTTINGHILL GATE PARK (4TH LINE]) Conklin Rides and Midway for adults children. e MUSIC IN THE P. GLEN ABBEY‘S 4:30 p.m. â€" 5:30 p.m. SPAGHETTI EATING CONTEST Messy but fun! 2:00 p.m. RONALD McDONALD SHOW The little ones will love it! 3:00 p.m. â€" 4:30 p.m. ANNUAL DOG SHOW Prizes Galore, sign up today! 8:00 p.m. â€" 1:00a.m. DANCING UNDER THE STARS Dance the night away to a terrific® Half Time"dise jockey. CHICKEN BARBECUE Dine to live entertainment as you enjoy a delicious, not to be missed chicken dinner with all the trimmings. 5:00 p.m. â€" 7:00 p.m. 12:00 noon BAVARIAN GARDEN Opens ALL DAY LOCAL TALENTâ€" Nonâ€"stop community dancers gymnasts and entertainers. 11:30 a.m. In its application to the Town of Oakville, Max _ Tanenbaum Investments Inc., has proposed building two free standing single storey commercial buildings on the 1.3 hectare property, one to be used as a driveâ€"thru bank, and the other as a 15â€"unit retail building. The proâ€" posal also includes 131 parkmg spaces. â€""All we are doing is getting approval for zoning the site," said Owners of the property located on the north side of North Service Road West and east of the service station on Dorval Drive are seeking an amendment to the official plan to permit a shopping centre on the site which is now designated arterial commercial and neighborhood park. By CHERYL ELLIOT Special to the North News (same day service on minor repairs) 5. Deductible covered up to $500.00 6. fltlfmtnmd the most reasonable rate in the Industry. CALL OR STOP BY FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE! *Compact $599 Midâ€"Size $699 Full Size $799 L‘MINOR RUST DENTS INCLUDED Upper 6th Plaza â€"1500 6th Line 1. Highest quality refinishing (we have the best painter in North America) 2. State of the art repair requipment (all repairs guaranteed) 3. Convenient Location (next to GO train entrance on Cross Ave.) 4. Fast High Quality Service cm92 He added that his company wants to sell the property to a develâ€" oper to build the site, but so far the interest shown has been just "tire kickers". Although the property is desigâ€" nated in the official plan as arterial commercial and neighborhood park, "Once it is zoned, they will build automatically," said Beaton. "They are keen on the site and location and want to be there." Beaton, formerly viceâ€"president of Retail for the Pinetree Group, said his company has a conditional offer from a financial institution â€" he declined to name â€" to build the driveâ€"thru bank on one acre of the site next to the service station. Bill Beaton, a consultant with the Pinetree Group which is a division of Max Tanenbaum Investments Inc. "We are not going to build it." 6Gâ€"PACK COUPON OFER ONLY! NO ADDMONS Expires Sept. 19/93 Students Seniors discounts. _ With any purchase during the month of August fill out a ballot to win a trip for two! Ghent expects a decision could be made on the application by December this year. Ghent says the Town will have to decide whether it needs the easterly part of the Tanenbaum property to supplement the neighborhood park that is indicated by the Official Plan or if the land the Town owns east of the property be sufficient for the park. He added that there still exists a cart track on the Tanenbaum land, which was probably used for logâ€" ging purposes, that traverses the side of the valley. This could be used as access to the valley, as well as, providing a link along the top of the bank of the creek. "This particular piece of land will add two things to the park," said Ghent. "It would add an access into the valley because there are few places where you can get down into the valley because of the steepâ€" ness of the slope." * Children‘s programs * Water Colour Pastel Classes * Now introducing a teen program Posters, Prints Original Paintings The easterly portion of the Tanenbaum property is designated for a neighborhood park, as well as, the land east of the property. The Town of Oakville owns most of 16 Mile Creek south of the Glen Abbey Golf Course down to the QEW bridge and a large part of the tableland, according to John Ghent, manager of the Current Planning Section. As part of its application for rezoning, â€" Max _ Tanenbaum Investments Inc. is proposing to give the Town the topâ€"onâ€"bank buffer, which according to a Town report, could be used as a pedestrian and bicycle walkway. Hecht says that generally the setâ€" back from the top of the bank of the Sixteen Mile Creek valley to the rear property line should be 15 metres, but the lot has a variable setback from the top of the bank ranging from 7.6 metres to 15 metres. The difficulty with the site is that the configuration limits it developâ€" ment â€" according to Heinz Hecht â€" a planner in the Current Planning Section of the Town of Oakville. Max Tanenbaum Investments Inc. is asking to have the zoning changed to a Site Specific Arterial Commercial zone. This differs from the intent of official plan designaâ€" tion in that it would eliminate the standard 40% to 60% retail to wareâ€" house ratio restriction on the floor area of a building on the site and permit 100% retail usage. it is presently zoned agricultural and medium industrial. We also carry posters, prints and original paintings