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Page A4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 22,1999 Dump expansion opposed at town hall ByJacquieMcInnes Staff Writer NEWTONVILLE -- The revival of a landfill site near Newtonville is not welcome in Clarington, according to a' newly-released municipal report. "The report is sending a very strong message that the proposal is not conforming conforming to the official plan and we object to the processing of the application," application," Mayor Diane Hamre said at Monday's Monday's general purpose and administration administration committee meeting. The mayor was referring to a planning planning staff report on an application by Newcastle Recycling for "the use and operation of a waste disposal site with a total area of 10.1 hectares (about 25 acres), for the transfer of.... non-haz- ardous solid municipal and commercial waste, at a maximum rate of 250 tonnes per day with a maximum total storage of 250 tonnes... to serve the Province of Ontario." Currently the site is licenced to accept only auto parts including used tires. At one time it was a landfill site for municipal waste but ceased operation operation when it neared capacity of its certificate certificate of approval. The municipality's opposition to the application met with delight on the part Hey kids... Brew up a And win a pizza party for your class! Here are the rules: 1. Enter in the cateory of A) Grades 4,5, and 6 or B) Grades 7 and 8. 2. Maximum length of your spooky Halloween story is 400 words. 3. Please print neatly and include your name, age, grade, school name and home phone number. 4. Contest deadline is Friday, Oct. 15. Mail to: The Canadian Statesman Statesman Spooky Story contest, 62 King St.W., Bowmanville, LIC 3K9. 5. Winners in each category will be announced Wednesday, Oct. 27. Good luck! Another community event sponsored by Œfte Canabtan Statesman Your community newspaper of à local residents' group, the Committee of Clarke Constituents, who arc opposed to any expansion. "We're very encouraged," encouraged," said Terry Caswell. "We feel the town is in support support of our position." Increased heavy load truck traffic and related safety safety concerns, potential hazards hazards to the surrounding environment environment and discrepancies in the application were all cited by the residents as concerns. concerns. The report also brought to light a land-use infraction. According to the report, in July 1998, an aerial aerial survey indicated the company company had encroached upon land zoned agricultural for their current operations. Sam Curcatz, lawyer for Newcastle Recycling, says an application for re-zoning of that property is currently being drafted. sutlon dynamic realty inc. 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AND TAKE NOTICE that the last day for applying under Section 64 of the Development Charges Act, 1997 for a refund of ineligible credits is the 22nd day of November 1,999. Refunds of credits are permitted in accordance with Section 64 of the Development Charges Act, 1997 provided the Municipality has previously given credits for what, under the Development Charges Act, 1997 are now deemed to be ineligible credits. Under the Development Charges Act, 1997 an ineligible credit is a credit given under the old Development Charges Act in respect of the following services: 1. The provision of cultural or entertainment facilities including museums, theatres and art galleries but not including public libraries, 2. The provision of tourism facilities, including convention centres. 3. The acquisition of land for parks, 4. The provision of a hospital, as defined in the Public Hospitals Act. 5. The provision of waste management services. 6. Tho provision ol headquarters for tho general administration ol municipalities and local boards. 7. Othor services proscribed in lire regulations. There is no right ol appeal to tho Ontario Municipal Board In, respect ol a claim lor a rotund ol ineligible credits under Section 64 ol tho Development Charges Act, 1997. Dated at the Municipality of Clarington this 4th day ol August, 1999. MUNICII'AUIVOK IfilillfllOTI Dnto ol Publication: August 25-27, Sopt. 1.3.0,10.15,17,22 Patti L. Barrio Municipal Clerk Tho Corporation ol the Municipality ol Clarington 40Tompornnco Strool Bowmnnvillo, Ontario LIC 3 AG CS-Intl 720-1A