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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, March 23, 2001 Town eyes tighter controls on * Coronation Park bandsheil performances ·T A B LE S &C H A IR S ·JELLY C U P B O A R D S ·M IR R O R S &P A N TR IE S ·CHINA C A B IN E TS ·RO CKINGC H A IR S ·SHELVES* W A LL U N ITS ·C O F FE E&E N DT A B L E S H O U R S: HE, W ED., FRI. 10-5:30 THUR. 10-8 S A T. 9-4 C LO SEDSUN-M0N. D E S K S&H U T C H E S D R E S S E R S&A R M 0IR E S T V /V C RU N IT S B A RS T O O L S M IC R O W A V ES T A N D S T O YC H E S T S H IG HC H A IR S By Angela Blackburn OAKVILLE BEAVER STAFF Residents living near Coronation Park will likely breathe easier with hopes o f a peaceful, and more quiet, summer. The Town o f Oakville is moving to ·M INW AX P R O D U C TS ·FINISHING SU PPLIES get a better grip on what's going on at ·HOMESTEAD H O U SEPAINT the park's bandsheil for this summer Beautiful solid wood Homestead dining room Ind. table, 4 side chairs/2 arm chairs $ 3 4 9 9 Compare at $3998*. M atching buffet/hutch avail. If you have a news tip or story idea, call the Oakville Beaver at 8 4 5 -3 8 2 4 . season. A revamped policy governing what can appear at the park's bandsheil, when it can appear, and for how long, was approved at Tuesday's Community Services Committee meet ing. The policy will make its way to council for final approval in early April. "It's a revamp of an existing policy. There was some concern by local resi dents as to the number o f events being scheduled for the Coronation Park stage," said Chris Mark, the Town's Parks and Recreation assistant opera tions manager. "Local council agreed to cap the number of major events," said Mark. Mission Style Bedroom You'll love the authentic arts and crafts styling of this turn of the century replica. Rich red/brown chestnut finish, pewter hardware, 100% solid wood construction. Collections starting at $ 2999 ESTABLISHED 19 7 7 4 2 0 5 F a ir v ie w S t. B u rlin g to n Beside 4205 The new policy sets out three class es of event -- based primarily on the duration of an event. There will be only one Class III event annually -- that which lasts over a number of days. W hile the event is subject to Council's approval, it's pretty much guaranteed to be the Oakville Waterfront Festival in June, said Mark. No events will be slated for Sundays after 4:30 p.m. and all special events must wrap up by 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Class I events will be under four hours long. Class II events can be 4-12 hours long, or an event less than four hours in length but one which could have a sig nificant impact on the park or sur rounding community. Mark said a good example of a Class II event is the annual Multicultural Festival held in July. The policy allows the Town to con trol every event and all their particulars -- from what food, washroom and security services are needed, to poten tial for overflow parking problems in the nearby community. · "The stage and park are intended to foster recreational, cultural, and leisure opportunities for residents of Oakville," said Mark. There's to be no commercial or political use of the bandsheil unless the Town gives it the go-ahead. LENTEN Best Values Since 1977 Harvey's Fairview St. 634-5298 RECITAL 10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Mon.-Thurs. & Sat. 10:00-5:30; Fri. 10:00.-9:00; Sat. 10:00 -5:30; Sun. 12-4 Laurie M cLachlan J e w e l l e r y Miller Mews, Unit 10, 129 Reynolds St., Oakville Tel/Fax: (905 ) 338-8475 FAMILY SERVICE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH SCHOOL AND NURSERY BETTER WATER T h e C u llig a n A qua -S ensor W a te r S o f t e n e r T h e C u llig a n Water T ower BIG SAVINGS It saves salt, saves water, and it saves you money! It' s a security system for your water! TEA, COFFEE, JUICE IN LUSK HALL W HAT A NICE WAY TO SPEND PART OF A SUNDAY MORNING! PRAY JOIN US. TENNIS CLUB REGISTRATION Saturday. M arch 31, & A p ril 7, 8:30 a.m .-1:00 p.m. AT THE CLUBHOUSE 2310 B rid g e Rd. (between 3rd Line & Bronte Rd.) RATES Junior/Student Adult Couple Fam ily ...S40 ...S80 ...: ...$125 ...: ...S140 ^ (p| W 169 YEARS IN THE HEART OF OAKVILLE We Encourage New Members Active m em bership, ladder, % leagues, lessons, Sunday Socials, & excellent teaching pro. % is WaterTM ST. JOHN'S UNITED D O W N TO W N A T RANDALL A N D DUN N EST. 1832 845-0551 For more information, call L y n n K irk : V erna D a lg le is h : 847-7838 825-4188 CALL YOUR LOCAL CULLIGAN MAN TODAY! 720 Burnhamthorpe Road W., Unit 9A, Mississauga 905-338-4888 * Certain restrictions apply. O A C . See participating Culligan deafers for details.