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Clarington Council Gives Go-Ahead To Paint House Numbers on Curbs Charges Laid After Police Chase Yourths Clarington council has decided to give the go-ahead to a proposal to paint house numbers on municipal curbs. The proposal was first introduced at a meeting of the general purpose and administration committee June 6th. A report containing recommendations recommendations from the Chief Administrative Administrative Officer, Bill Stockwell, states the Director of Public Works "must approve the colours to be used." When homeowners are solicited, they will be notified in a contract that the municipality is not a party to the contract, and does not guarantee guarantee the work to be done. Nor is the municipality to maintain maintain the painted curbs. "In regards to the future maintenance maintenance of the curb painting, it should also be made clear to the property owner that there would be no ongoing ongoing maintenance by the municipality and should there be a need to reconstruct reconstruct the curb, the numbers would not be replaced by the municipality," municipality," states Stockwell's report to Council. Another point brought up in the report is that homeowners should be made aware that the painting of the curbside numbers does not supersede supersede By-law 90-59 which states property owners are to "affix a municipal municipal street number on his property property in an appropriate place that is clearly visible from the abutting street." Sharon Broersma, a university student, appeared before a municipal municipal committee last week in ah effort to secure summer employment for herself through the idea of curbside identification. Broersma will be charging solicited solicited property owners $9 per address. 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The chase ended when, "the van smashed into a tree at King and Division Division when the driver tried to turn the comer," Staff Sgt. Ryrie noted. The youths, aged 15 and 17, are expected to appear in court today, Wednesday, June 15. The 15-year old will be charged with possession over $1,000 and breach of recognizance. The 17-year old will be charged with possession over $1,000, theft over $1,000, fail to stop for police, dangerous driving and no license. Charity Barbecue is Planned for June 18 The Toronto Dominion Bank on Temperance Street, and the owners of the local M&M Meat Shop are joining forces for the benefit of the Canadian Crohn's & Colitis Foundation. Foundation. This Saturday, June 18, the M&M Meat Shop Charity Barbeque will take place at the Bowmanville Toronto Dominion Bank and also at the M&M Meat Shop at 133 King St. E. A request to council came from D.W. Beere, the Manager of the bank, to place a 10 by 10-foot canopy canopy in front of the bank. Clarington Councillors decided to allow the canopy as long as a Road Occupancy Permit was applied applied for and received. Courtice Resident Asks For New Street Lights A concerned Courtice resident wants street lights along Courtice Road North. In a letter to Clarington Council, Josephine Love says the street lights along Courtice Road currently end at Westmore Street. "I will say it is like driving into a tunnel after the lights stop," Love wrote. "As a taxpayer in Courtice for approximately 30 years, surely my request is not out of line. I believe. sheet lights should be on Courtice Road, at least to Pebblestone Road," Love states. Council members directed the correspondence from Love to the Director of Public Works for review and preparation of a report to the General Purpose and Administration Committee. Community Centre From page one The centre would have a swimming swimming pool, a library, a fitness centre and some meeting rooms. Krizanc noted to council members members that a resolution passed at the most recent meeting of the association association states: "The Courtice Area Community Association commits itself itself and its members to involve the people of Courtice and the surrounding surrounding area in a concerted fund raising campaign with a goal to raise $800,000 as its contribution to the capital cost of building said community community centre." Krizanc told council, "as soon as you know we'd like to know" so they can get on with the fund raising. raising. The Courtice Area Community Association has raised about $7,300 in the past few years to go towards the building of the complex. The complex would be built with assistance from funds available through the fcderal/provincial infrastructure infrastructure program. However, there is no word yet on whether the Courtice Community Centre has been approved for funding funding from this program. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamrc is keeping a tight lip on how the infrastructure infrastructure process is going for the municipality. While she has been told things arc "encouraging" for die municipality, municipality, she says she can't say much else. "If we make any announcement we could lose it, v Mayor Hamrc said during Monday's council session session held at the Solina Community Hall.