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Will the lilacs bloom again ? Will need consultant to review A progress report was submitted by the Town's planning department concerning the proposed Browning- Ferris Industries Ltd. as to their proposed Medical Waste Incineration Incineration plant. BF1 proposes the plant to be set-up in the Courtice Industrial Industrial area on a 8.5 acre lot. On April 14, 1989, the Town received four volumes of a draft from BFI referring to the environmental environmental assessment summary, evaluations of alternatives, site assessment and pre-submission consultation, consultation, as they refer to the application application for the waste facility. The, Town was asked to review the documents. The Town expects to review the enviromental assessment assessment documents in conjunction with the official plan amendment and the rezoning application, The report from the planning staff , point out' that neither the Town nor the Region had received an application for official plan amendment or rezoning. The staff report also indictaed that it may be necessary to hire a consultant to review some of the components of the Environmental Assessment. The report was received for information. information. Infilling to be allowed in Hampton hamlet Construction of a storm sewer down the Mill Hill at the south end of the Village over the past couple of weeks has been a hindrance to traffic and an irritant to adjacent property owners. According to Bill Lofgren, of tf e south-west corner of Somerville and Main Street the project has been temporarily stopped through a step work order by the safety inspector^. He said the Region was to have look at the project on Tuesday. Lofgren states that the contractors contractors are required to cut back into 'his property some twelve feet to (Continued to page 2) The General Furpqse committee of the Town of Newcastle has recommended that the Region incorporate incorporate the Hampton Secondary Plan in the Town of Newcastle Official Official Plan as a no-growth area with some in-filling being âllowed. A report to council members on Monday stated that due to the high water table, surface drainage and water contamination that a growth area could not be considered for Hampton'. The report also noted the deletion deletion of area for growth, from th'e plan as presented to a -public meeting earlier this year. The planning report also said that only after an investigation of the existing water and soil pollution and the identification of solutions for these problems could there be consideration of Hampton as a growth area. . At the present time approval has been given to carry out a survey of water supply and condition of supply. supply. A report is expected sometime in the future but no date has as yet been set. Later in the nfeeting council members denied an application just (Continued to page 3) Published Every Wednesday Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 5, 1989 Council passes Interim Control By-law The General Purpose committee of the Town has recommended that council give approval to an Interim Control By-law affecting lands west on Regional Road 34, (Courtice ' Road to basically the hydro-electric lines in lot 21 in the former Darlington Darlington Township. . The lands from the north of the municipality to 401 highway will be considered as an area to provipe a freeway connection between t proposed Highway 407 Highway 401. The Ministry of Transporatati has been asked to commence route selection study immediately co-operation with the Town a with the Region of Durham. Three alternatives have been pin with tn a in id Proposal for five-unit apartment building » . 1 r- . _ "Pact \ A proposal for a five-unit apart- lent building in the Village of lewcastle has been referred back to ;aff for a final report. The development plan was resented for public input at the teeting on Monday. There were no omments received as to the pro- psal. The amendment is being sought y Mr. Arnold Young for the emolition of a present building on 279 King Street East in the Villjtj of Newcastle. The proposal eludes a five-unit, apartmè building with three one-bedroo ■ apartments on the second floor two two-bedroom apartments the first floor. The Ministry of Transportatior asking that the driveway into property be maintained as it exists. Happenings ... KINSMEN TO HOLD STREET. DANCE, JULY 15th The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen are holding their annual Street Dance in Orono on the evening of Saturday, July 15th. The activities commence at 7:00 p.m. and continue until 1:00 a.m. Again its beef on a bun, hot dogs, pop corn and refreshments. Lots of music and dancing dancing on Park Street just off Main Street. THE ODDFELLOWS AND REBEKAHS THANK. ALL The Oddfellows and Rebekahs of Orono wish to thank everyone who supported their recent draw and card party: The winner of the $1,000 draw was Jim Bedford of Fenelon Falls. He bought the winning tickcl from Don Myles of Dunsford. Card Party results were: High lady Velma Jakeman; High man Alec Moffat; Low lady Shirley Moffat; Low man Clarence Martin Martin and Most lone hands Alec Moffat: Booby prize Clarence Martin. posed but no definite alignment will be undertaken until the study, has been completed. The Interim Control Control By-law will freeze further development in the area until a decision decision has been made. All property owners in the affected affected area are to be notified of the Control By-law. It was noted in the report to council that the Highway 407 Overview Overview Study is in its final stages of completion. Newton ville resident makes bid for water A revised Newtonville Hamlet plan leaves a Oven Road residence out of the plan and out of municipal water. Mrs. Bobbie Tims approached council on Monday asking that municipal wafer be piped to their property on Oven's Road just north of Highway 401. She stated that their well water is contaminated and has been since they purchased .the property in September of 1988. She said, through ignorance, they had not tested the water prior to making purchase. In a letter to the Ministry of Municipal Affair the Tims had pointed out that their property had been included in the original hamlet (Continued to page 3) Something to please two young girls ge - in- ni tr nti on the now Rebecca Boyd, Orono and Miste Skinner of Eastborne have been quite taken with the doll house on display and for auction al the Museum event in Orono last Saturday. Saturday. They have good reason. The doll house was donated by Judy Lo.wes and Doug Lynn of Crooked Creek, in aid of the auction. auction. It sold for close to $150.00 and some lucky child or children will be pleased. Ruth Yeo of, Orono purchased the right to lunch with Mayor Hubbard Hubbard along with the experience of accompnaying her on her duties during thé day.