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a eau iis cad | (From page 1) ment lately." Dr. Michael told council that originally the Durham Official Plan did not include ° a provision. for estate resi- dential development. The Official Plan, he said, defined development areas, and defined areas that should be left'as agricultural . land" or protected open space. "I* don't want to make negative recommendations, but sometimes I have too," he said. The second proposal under - discussion is north of the Chalk Lake Road in Ward 1 and calls for 76 lots on 260 acres, including construction of a nine hole golf course. Known as the Ridgeland Development, the homes « proposed for the 76 lots would be in the $200,000 price range. Dr. Michael said the - planning department op- poses the development because it is too big, there could be problems in" en- vironmentally sensitive areas of the 260 acres, and whether there is a need for so many new-lots. 0001 Il Planner opposes subdivisions + He also suggested that if the golf course is not econo- mically viable, it could become an eyesore in the middle of expensive homes, or the municipality could be forced to take it over. ~~ Tom McBroom, a consul- tant for Ridgeland, told council on Monday the golf course will be designed to attract and keep member- ship, and the company has sufficient resources to carry the. golf course for several years, in any event. Don McQuay, an environ- mental consultant told council that 63 test, holes were drilled on the site. With the water table 80 feet below the surface of the ground, there is virtually no possibi- lity of contamination from septic systems. Mr. McBroom added that he met recently with officials from the Central Lake Ontario' Conservatifn 'Authority, who verbally agreed the developmen is not an environmental threat. During the discussion, Dr. Michael told council the Region has approved more than 200 estate residential lots, and to date only 14 have Reg. List $589.00 N TT TTT TO CTE ETE EEUU HTH | Visa & Mastercard 14 Order Now for Easter Delivery! Your family will love a summer of fun with a ... YORK RIVER PEDAL BOAT No Gas! Great Exercise! Silent! (Great for Fishermen too! Light - Easily carries on your Car or Trailer. FOX MANOR MRRINER 0UTBOARDS CANOES - FROM $199. FOX MANOR MARINE & SPORTS ~ 159 CASIMIR STREET, ' , ONTARIO CLOSED MONDAYS. ge go00. Tre TTT $499.00 (Canopy extra.) BOATS from $329. MARINE & FISHING SUPPLIES BOAT TRAILERS TT been developed. Mr. McBroom argued the Ridgeland 'proposal is 'unique to Durham Region, and must be evaluated on its own terms." The proposal, which, requires an amendment. to the Regional Official Plan is opposed by several land owners in the Chalk Lake, area. : Although the Region's planning department appears unwilling to change - its opposition to'either of the proposals, the final decision at the Regional level will be up to Durham council's planning committee and the full council. Mayor Jerry Taylor said 'after the meeting he expects Scugog council will make a decision bne way or another on the two proposals in the very near future. Also on Monday, council agreed in principle to a 75 lot development on the west side of the Oshawa Road, oppo- site the Comco Plastics Plant. The lots, servi with municipal water and indivi- dual septic systems, must be a minimum of 20,000 square feet each (just under half an * acre) and council told Ron Taylor who represents the developer Aycuzz Realty, that the subdivision should contain a three acre park, have underground hydro, and a curb, gutter and storm sewer system. After a two year period in which new residential deve- ARS FWP ALY NI ERIN IP 4A tn : SE SAY A 3 3) eer ALE ps X Pr BR SAR i 1 s THCY, ty ' CELE Ut ; AES y . . {ait . SOA 9) A), ERY. < ind SAT WE TY rp Wx % Xd TANS FEAST RCI 38 FU ISLE RAESRSETRE 85) Bs |) PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 8, 1981 -- 32 tC iF nym a 5% A Ready for summer A new business opened in Port Perry last Thursday which will be a welcome to boaters and water sport enthusiasts. Fox Manor Marine and Sports makes its home at 159 Casimir Street, just west of Water Street. The business is owned by Fred Sanders of Port Perry and with him above are his wife Donna and sales _representative Mary Sanders. In addition to selling marine supplies, Mr. Sanders owns a plant in Toronto from which they manufacture some of their own marine products. lopment in the Township EIT BRT almost ground to a halt ES = because of high interest renewed interest from £ |g Your Wood Stove ~~ £ rates and a soft market, developers in this part of = 3 " ' E there now appears to be Durham. ~ E Doing It S Job! E YMCA spring programs = "HUNTER" has a completely ~~ £ Spring has sprung and will be instructing. = automatic Airtight Wood | Stove that g with it a number of new ' Anyane who has ever = needs only tobefed "3 times a day. EB gourses Bi die: Busha wanted to learn the art of £ s egion Family . quilting will be interested in ici * i * nien = APA SV wok Mihi SI Efficient * Economical * Convenient : Homemaking course to Course. Using the hoop £ ) £ teach such skills as bed- method, students will start £ g making, setting tables, with a small pillow project - =: E folding clothes and cookie and by the end of the course E making. The 'program will they will be able to attempt s start on Friday, April 10th at larger projects on their pwn. = £ the United Church from 1:00 This will be offered on = E to 2:00 p.m. Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:00 = s We have a number of craft p.m. at Port Perry High. E £ courses for Adults, June is only a couple of E£ E beginning on Tuesday nights months away and with it 2 E with Crafts for Spring, which comes tennis. We are = E will include such projects as offering, during June, a = s Ukranian Easter Eggs, Corn chance for ladies to learn to = = Husk Dolls, Kitchen Spice play, or brush up on their Z £ Ropes and Flower tennis. 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