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Developer pleads cas> before council Mr. W. Shaw of Square 100 developments asked council on Monday to pass two resolutions' affecting his holdings holdings in the south-west of the Village of Newcastle in order that the company may refinance.. refinance.. He stated that the plan for his property had been before council for three and a half years and that under the new secondary plan this holding is in a state of being ■ Dave's Plumbing Heating Electric Industrial-Commercial Residential 786-2471 R.R. 1 Orono VENEZIA Restaurant. IIWY Il5and 35 Vz Mile South of Orono Phone 983-5651 _ JPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - Meals ALSO Weekend Specials frozen. " The property has frontage on the lake with two streams on its' perimeter and of the total parcel he wished to develop some 170 acres. Mr. Shaw said of the 300 acres he was willing to place 100 to 120 acres in park land along the lake arid skirting the streams. As well his company would . pay the municipalities portion of reconstruction of the railway railway uriderpass in the south of the Village and would provide 50 fully serviced senior citizens citizens sites, within the development development or in the core of the Village where land could be available. He asked council to pass a resolution asking the Region of Durham to zone the land for low density residential and further pass a second resolution authorizing the ToWn planner to prepare the necessary rezoning. With these two resolutions I can re-finance and go ahead with engineering reports, he said. Without these resolutions the Company would go bankrupt and the land would revert to Building a House? or remodelling your present one? Then contact: Floyd Nicholson Oronp 983-5049 CAMS PORT TRAI LE R SALES See our line of-. -CHEVRON TRAILERS --TRUCK CAPS --FIBREGLAS CANOES Stock some parts for above items open weekdays* week-Ends 9:00 a,m; to 8:80 p.m. Closed Mondays at Noon HIGHWAY 115 & 35 NEWCASTLE PHONE 987-5174 ■ • e » e e e « •V -TVAB LOUBLE "C" Restaurant and Gas Bar IIWY. 115 and 35, • -Formerly Marcels Restaurant • & Gas Bar* -Open 7 Days A Week ! Hours: 7:00 a.m.-10 p.m., Monday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. -11 p.m. Sunday Please feel welcome to drop in to l see us and let us serve you. the original owner. Mr. Shaw was critical of the recently received Dillon plan which he said would make a shambles out of the Village with high density development development in the north and north-west. He pointed out with the new sewage plant and the proposed new water intake there would be sufficient sufficient services for his development development of a low density nature in the south along the lake which he felt was much more desirable that what is being proposed in the Dillon plan. It was pointed out that the Square 100 lands are now in a waterfront study area and council is to seek what this study is about and just when it might be completed on this particular land. They are also to have a report from their planner in the process of the plan filed with the Town. LET'S STOP THIS MAN * RUNNING Counc. Lyall stated it was time council stopped giving this man the run-around and say "No" to the proposed development. "He is not going to get it and you all know it," said Counc. Lyall. He then stated that neither the Jones report or the Dillon report slated the lands for residential development. "I want to face facts," he said, the land is industrial land and don't forget we have housing coming out of our ears. We should say "No", to this man," said Counc. Lyall. Ac ce pts financial responsibilty for local arenas WHO HAS BEEN FOOLING KEN LYALL Counc. Lyall referred on Monday to Engineer's estimates estimates of $30,000 to repair the Newcastle arena for winter use and a similar estimated repair cost for the Orono arena. These arenas were ready to fall over as per inspections, he said. He then referred to expenditures expenditures of $1,333.04 at Newcastle Newcastle and an amount less than $5000.00 for the Orono arena plus voluntary labour. These costs are minimal for such buildings, he said. "Who has been foolirig Ren Lyall," he said. Mayor Rickard said Newcastle Newcastle cost would amount to around $13,000.00 to repair the Newcastle arena. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 17th, 1976-3 agreement with the Durham Central Agricultural Society. "We have a thru' party agreement," he said. . "Is the agreemerV in writing," writing," asked councillor Cowman. Cowman. "I don't have it with me : here," said the Mayor. Counc. Cowman said she would check with the treasurer, and moved that the resolution be tabled until an agreement was before council. She said without an agreement council, became a vehicle for grants .for anyone. Mayor Rikcard said he would see that an agreement is available. In speaking later in the day with Mr. R. Major of the Athletic he said he knew of no agreement but said one would have to be set up to handle the costs of repairs. : COUNCIL ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY Council gave approval on Monday in which they will act as a vehicle for parties concerned, if required, regarding regarding the funding of moneys and applying for Wintario grant with regards to the repairs of the Orono arena Coun. Cowman prior to the passing of the resolution asked if there was an agree ment between the Town anc parties concerned. Mayor Rickard stated coun cil had an understanding and. Ontario's young praised by Premier Davis e • • • • • Frankfurt - Premier William Davis had high praise for Ontario's young people as he outlined here economic opportunities in the province for European industrialists and businessmen., businessmen., The Premier's remarks came on the second day of a four-day mission to Germany Germany and England to explain recent developments developments in legislation that have been concerning European industrialists and prompting them to look elsewhere. Mr. Davis said investors have been unduly concerned concerned about the workings of the Federal Govern- . ment's Foreign Investment Review Act which seeks to ensure greater Canadian ownership and participation participation in foreign projects established in Canada, He noted that the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York recently published a study which showed the FIRA program "is being administered equitably and efficiently." Mr. Davis also sought to alleviate European misconceptions misconceptions about Ontario's 20 per cent transfer tax payable by non-resident purchasers of real estate. He said this tax was designed to discourage discourage speculative land-buying which only drives tl\e price up. "It is not designed to discourage active, productive productive investment by non-residents," he said, noting that exemptions are allowed for plant: expansions, expansions, relocating a business or establishing a new one "The economic climate is, in simple terms', one of stability -- stability which* the working men and women of our province can depend on; stability which you and investors like you can count on," he said. I I I I 1 I ! 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