The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, October 29,1994 3 Four-Way Stop Approved for Nash/Rundle Intersection by Laura J. Richards A four-way stop is the best deterrent deterrent to speeding drivers on Nash Rd., Clarington Councillors decided on Monday night, Oct. 24. "It will improve the safety of the situation," said Ward One Regional Councillor Larry Hannah. The local councillor for the area Mary Novak noted, "there has been a long history of these four- comers." She said the proximity of schools near such comers has been "the motivating motivating factor" to installing fourway fourway stops. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre told council she has been on the receiving receiving end of numerous phone calls over the situation. "I know that the number of calls to my office have been great. " As an answer to remarks made earlier in the evening by Thomas Coulby of Nash Road, the mayoi noted, "We have to treat this as a unique situation." In saying that, she explained that there is a street in Whitby that she travels often and at each comer there is a four-way stop. "I know I have a heavy foot and MODEL fit YEAR L -- Sales Manager's !• !• Wj ■KaA • 110 HP MPFI - Power Steering • Deluxe Cloth Interior ► 5 Speed (automatic available) » Rear Seat Heat Ducts 2 DOOR COUPES Now Sale Priced From $10,990 ULTIMA "GXE "LOADED" Automatic Air Conditioning Dual Air Bags AM/FM/CASS Power Windows Cruise-Tilt Woodgrain Dash Plus Many More Luxury Features Now Sale Priced From $19,970 EG $19,000 FINANCED OVER 48 MONTHS @ 5.8% APR C.O.B. $2334.56 MONTHLY PAYMENT $ 444.47 niltSQT LUXURY LtUCO I MINI-VAN LOADED WITH LUXURY Stock Units Now Sale Priced From $22,990* Other vans may be cheaper, but none of them are better! E23EEE3 134 HP MPFI AM/FM Cassette Cloth Trim 5 Speed 1500 LB Pay Load Best Warranty of all Pickups Now Sale Priced From BODY PICKUPS $10,990* * Freight & PDI ($690), taxes, licence extra MIDWAY NISSAN 1300 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY "SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1960" -EJL-Ly. hwy ? ° this forces me to slow down," the mayor noted. With a vote in favor of creating a four-way stop from the current two- way stop north and south along Rundle Road, the councillors ditched the direction of the Public Works Department to deny the request request During the council meeting, members heard from Thomas Coulby Coulby of Nash Road who, spoke on behalf behalf of his neighbors. "It is the speed of traffic on the Bob Rae Thanked Clarington Council is sending a letter to Premier Bob Rae to thank his government for funding the cancer cancer treatment centre to be located in Oshawa. "At the announcement, we were told that one in three of us will be touched by cancer in our lifetime," Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre said. She said the center will ease the burden that many patients face when diagnosed with cancer. "I was at a dinner in Port Hope last week and talked with a woman. She told me about the drives back and forth to Toronto for treatment." "This centre not only affects us here in Durham Region but outside of it as well," the mayor said. She noted that Durham East, MPP Cord Mills was recognized as being one of the driving forces behind behind the campaign to get a centre in the region. Councillor Ann Dreslinski seconded seconded the motion to have a letter sent to thank him for the center. Mayor Hamre noted, "No matter the party politics, it's important to say thank-you!" road, not the volume, that is our concern," Coulby stated. "Most of the speeding along Nash Road occurs in the afternoon and evening," he noted. The problem is intensified with the fact that Maple Grove School is in close proximity to the intersection and students cross the road back and forth to and from schdol. Not only would the four-way stop help, but a reduction in speed limits. The report from the Clarington Works Department suggests a reduction reduction in die speed limit to 50 kilometres kilometres per hour from 60. Coulby noted he had a petition from area residents and a letter of intent from 16th Division Inspector Jim Adams to carry out a speed survey. survey. He added that with 100 students attending Maple Grove School there would probably never be a 100 per cent solution, but the four-way stop would give them a handle on the problem. c». ^5.1 Ê k Archibald Orchards )on't Miss our Hallowe : Saturday, Play . X >ct. 29 at 11:3c k FARM FRESH QUALITY WARM COUNTRY SERVICE Many varieties of Apples Our own fresh pressed Apple Cider Delicious home baking and Apple Pies and Dumplings are our specialty! • Preserves • Honey • Maple Syrup • Fall Vegetables in a warm cozy atmosphere in the heart of "Durham's Garden" Open Daily: 9 a.m. - Dusk Liberty St. N., Bowmanville ri * CC Taunton S c 3 Ô Liberty Road Hwy. 2 401 Final Week! Save 15% Lay-away NOW for Christmas Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. 623-5747 Bowmanville y:%i3Nrx w \ Promt NV inbvr of The C.m.uli.m |v\wllrr\ (imup