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mp4 Seugog Citizen -- Tuesday, January 16; 1996 > Lishman project up for Region vote Wed. Durham council will vote this week on an amendment to the Region's Official Plan on the Lishman development proposal for land on the north side of Highway 7A about half a mile west of Nestleton. And it is expected the project will run opposition from some regional councillors when they meet Wednesday) Jan. 17. Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond, councillor Irv into' Harrell and Ajax Mayor Steve Parrish voted , against the proppsal when it came in front of the Region's planning conimittee last week. And Mayor Diamond told the Citizen after last week's committee meeting 'she will vote against the proposal again when it comes in front of the full Regional council. She is opposed to the part of the proposal for assembling and testing ultra light aircraft because In-Ta Kids will dance up a storm at recital The In-Ta Kids Dance Troupe will present | "Showtime" this Sunday . afternoon (June 21) at Town Hall 1873 on Queen Street in Port Perry. It is billed as an afternoon of dance featuring the In-Ta Kids; competition numbers for 1996. : Tickets are now on sale at Jayson Callan Music at $5 each and all proceeds will be used by the troupe to attend a dance competition later this year in Las Vegas. The In-Ta Kids "Showtime" will start at 2:00 PM. All are welcome to attend. HR TANG . has it for you! Styling, Barbering, Waxing, Colours, Perms & Highlights 4 36 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-3591 OLD PORT BULK & DELI (formerly Kountry Bulk & Deli) European Style Bologna .. Macaroni & Cheese Loaf .. Ham Kolbassa Loaf Black Forest Style Ham 1906. $1.05 ..100g. $1.31 100g. $1.85 100g. $1.36 and more! Popping Corn (Yellow) and more In-store specials! 38 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-2 OPEN : Monday she believes ultra light flights will have a negative impact on both farming operations in the area of the sight and residential Lucy Black, a 'resident of Proutt's Road that is the northern boundary of the property, told Scugog council Monday afternoon properties, nearby. that any amendment to, the Unless 'the vote is Region's Official Plan and deferred for ch on the h to the ultra light aspects, she Township zoning by-law said "there is no way I'm must address the going to vote in favour of residents' concerns over it." the ultra light flights. The other components of the proposal call for an educational interpretive centre, a studio for filming motion pictures and a large facility for the manufacture of,the world famous fur garments by Paula Lishman Ltd. Mayor Diamond said it would be "very unfort- unate" if the entire project gets turned down because of the ultra light issue. Calling Bill and Paula Lishman "very interesting and innovative people," the Oshawa mayor stated firmly "I have no interest in killing what is otherwise an excellent proposal." Scugog"s regional councillor Marilyn Pearce told the Citizen on Monday she hopes the vote this week at Regional council will carry by a strong majority. The issue of ultra light aircraft testing and flights from the property is the basis for staunch opposition "from : some residents who live in the Nestleton area' | 1"We are appealing to you," she told Scugog councillors, "for some protection for the quality of our lives." ' Mrs. Black went on to say that ultra light flights represent a noise intrusion for people who chose todive in-a-tranquil rural area, and in some instances the flights over homes can be an invasion of privacy. She said residents are not opposed to Bill Lishman flying ultra lights for his personal use, but they are opposed to the testing of the craft after assembly and friends of Mr. Lishman using the property for personal use of their privately owned ultra lights. Mr. Lighmag, told council on Monday he expects to assemble about ten such craft each year at the facility (which would mean about ten test flights) He said the runway is designed to be well away from any resid as He also said he has about ten personal friends who would leave their private craft at the property and use the runway when they want to go flying. In total, he said there would be between 100 and 150 flights yearly for testing purposes and personal use. At one point he told the meeting "this (ultra light) disturbance factor has been blown away out of all proportion." "After a long and at times A confusing discussion on the ultra light issue, council voted to delete. all references to ultra light flights from any zoning change and to recommend that the Region do the same in its Official Plan amendment. Council feels ultra lights flights (hours and frequency of operation, altitudes, flight paths, proximity to houses, etc.) from the property can only be controlled by federal government aviation regulations, not local zoning by-laws or the Regional official plan changes. After this vote was passed, Township administrator Earl Cuddie assured Mrs. Black the municipality would provide residents with the names and phone numbers of federal aviation investigators if they want to lodge complaints about ultra light flights. would the flight path for takeoff and landing. GO-FER IT! 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