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At the council meeting July 6, area councillor Don Crosier suggested that the driveway be used as an "exit" only which would mean that trucks would enter the IGA property from John Street to the east. That suggestion was endorsed by residents of Mary St. present at the meeting with spokesman Brian Callery stating '"'we could live with it as an exit only." . Although there was no action taken by council on whether to turn the driveway into an "exit only" the matter will be raised when Scugog council and officials meet with representatives of the IGA store to work out final details of a site plan agreement covering the store expansion proposals. Once the site plan has been signed by the Township and IGA store, the way will be clear for Scugog to issue a building permit for the 5000 square foot addition. Along with the Mary Street driveway, the other conten- tious issue surrounding the proposed addition is the possibility of flooding of a small creek which runs under the area of the addition. Scugog's consulting engineers now agree that with flood-proofing measures, the proposed addition will not increase the risk of flooding from what it is at the present. However, the Township wants a clause in the site plan agreement stating that if a flood does result during a severe storm, the IGA store will not hold the municipality responsible in any way for damages. Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor said after the July 6 meeting, he expects Town- ship officials will meet with IGA store reps in the near future to discuss and possibly sign thé site plan agreement. Mr. Callery told the meeting last week that if the driveway onto Mary St. is designated as an "exit" only, he would expect that it be signed and that the Township would enforce the reg- ulations to ensure that no trucks or other traffic use the driveway as an entrance. Lot owners to get break on permits Scugog Township council last week agreed that the municipality can issue residential building permits for lots now designated in the E0000 £ In the event of a continuation of the interruption of postal service, 5 = Unemployment Insurance Benefit cheques may be picked up in person atthe E £ U.AW. 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SARA. GRA. Ala. GEN. ate. aia asa. aan oan haafiiie ofl AB. ABR. GA. gaa. _ GBA. aga _oan og NEWS .... ABOUT THE NEW LIBRARY! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Mz *Toour canvassers -on the phone and door-to-door *Tothe community of Scugog Township *To""TheFriends ofthe Library" - thank you for makin new library a success. *Weare now at $8,500.00, and when we will beover $10,000.00. *Doyou havean unlisted phone? *Was your canvasser not able to reach you? *Your contribution may stillbe ma The Scugog Public Library, Port Perry. P.S. "The Friends of the Library" (May 30th)- $285.85; Garage & Ba g the phone blitz campaign to raise funds for our everyone has honoured his/her pledge, dein person at the library or mailed to report the following receipts: Bake Sale - keSale-(June 27th)- $1,820.94. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEW LIBRARY CALL: 985-7686. DONATIONS TO THE BUILDING FUND CAN BE FORWARDED TO: P.O. BOX 459, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LOB 1NO. H (holding) zone of the new comprehensive by-law. The move was taken by council so that the lot owners who wish to build homes can take advantage of the summer construction season, rather than having to wait until the lots are officially re-designated residential, a process that could take weeks or months. Township administrator Earl Cuddie says there are four owners of lots who will be taking out permits and there could be another three or four in the same position. The lots were zoned residential under the old by- laws but were inadvertently included in the holding zone when the new by-law was being prepared. Council agreed earlier this year to officially re- designate the lots back to residential zoning, but the process won't be complete for a few months. Mail Interruption The current postal strike has interrupted delivery of the Port Perry Star to many of our subscribers. This week and continuing until the strike is over, the Star will deliver papers to the post offices in the Caesarea, Janetville, Seagrave, Greenbank, Prince Albert, Ashburn and Brooklin. Subscribers who get their papers through these post offices should be able to continue doing so during the strike. Coe, There will be no mail delivery to Port Perry and Oshawa Rural Route subscribers because of the strike. Subscribers with regular or general delivery postal boxes at the Port Perry Post Office will get their papers in the mail this week. Any Port Perry or Oshawa Rural Route subscriber can call the Star office at 985-7383 for information on how to get their papers. The Star will be printing extra copies of the paper until the strike is over and these will be on sale at our office at 235 Queen Street. We are sorry for the inconvenience and confusion, but we will do our best to 'see that our regular subscribers get their copy of the paper during the 'postal strike. * COMPUTERIZED | BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS including General Ledger and . Accounts Receivable. -FARM PACKAGES- CORETECH DATALTD. following communities: - Blackstock, Nestleton, oR RET E ¢ 'Best Wishes" i Cathy | on the Opening of the | Scugog Book Exchange on Thursday, July 16th § MIKE'S LAWN CUTTING SERVICE Just Once or All The Time! PHONE: 985-8958 4th Porto Pizza, | is celebrating its v¥ SALE OF THE SUMMER!!! WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY (THIS WEEK) ee $4.44 BUYA4 ITEM MEDIUM YN FortheBest Deals on New G.M.CARSor TRUCKS WILLIAMSON MOTOR SALES Uxbridge 852-3357 td Thinkingof Leasing? Giveusa Try! RICHARD HUNT 7 TorontoLine 294-9010 Call 985-7151 for Great Pizza Watch for our 5th Sale of the summer.