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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 19, 1983 Cesaroni objections over-ruled OMB approves 88-lot project An 88-lot subdivision on the east side of Durham Road 2 just north of Port Perry has | been approved by the On- tario Municipal Board. Objections to the development which in- cludes a 13 acre park and marina on the shore of Lake, Scugog, had been * lodged with the OMB by Cesaroni Holdings, a development company now in the process of building a subdivision on the west side of Durham Road.2. At the hearing in front of the OMB, represen- tative from Cesaroni Holdings argued that their development was required to go through the process of an amend- ment to the old Reach Township Official Plan, which stipulated the development had to be serviced with piped water, and land for in- dustrial purpose had to be provided. They contended that the subdivision on the east side of Durham Road 2 wa¥ not required to have piped water and Y2 Mile East of 4 CRAFT SHOP featuring ... 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In response to an ob- jection lodged by a private citizen about the affect the proposed marina portion of the development might have on existing shore residents, the Board sug- gested that the concerns of increased boat traffic, docks and possible ero- sion, should be fully ad- dressed when the developer and Scugog Township negotiate the specific site plan agree- ment covering the marina and park areas. The subdivision calls for 88 single family residences on lots from vie (0 TWO acres in size with individual wells and septic systems. There is a possibility that the OMB's decision on this matter may be appealed to the Bntario government cabinet. Jim Snow calls tenders for 7A highway reconstruction Ontario Transporta- tion and Communica- tions Minister James Snow announced that tenders have been called for grading, drainage, ganular base and hot mix paving on Highway 7A from Highway 7/12 Man- chester easterly to Port Perry east limits for 3.7 km; resurfacing on Highway 7A from 5.6 km east of Port Perry east limits easterly for 5.9 km. This project on Highway 7A is for reconstruction to current design standards. Reconstruction will in- clude pavement widen- ing, drainage improve- ment, partial paved shoulders and storm sewers. Intersections and entrances will be up- dated where required and the overall effect will provide safer and smoother driving condi- tions through this area. Tenders will be opened for this project at ministry headquarters in Downsview, May 4. Province hikes camping fees Camping rates in On- tario provincial parks will increase by 25 cents this year due to increas- ing operating costs, Natural Resources Minister Alan Pope an-- nounced recently. The new rates are $8.25 for a campsite with elec- tricity and comfort sta- tion, $6.75 for a campsite with comfort station and no electricity .and $6.25 for a campsite without a comfort station. 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RR. 1, NESTLETON (416) 986-5568 (416) 986-5238 (6) PIONEER. cial government's restraint program. "While these increases are necessary to help off- set higher operating costs, other park fees -will stay at 1982 levels," Mr. Pope explained. "And in some parks we are still offering a week- day package at reduced rates during the peak season, together with off- season rates in the spring and fall." NEIGHBOURS A BRIEF LOOK AT SOME OF THE NEWS THAT IS MAKING HEADLINES IN OUR NEIGHBOURING COMMUNITIES. UXBRIDGE - Due to a mild winter, Ux- bridge council will take a look at shortening the half load season on Township roads. Although some councillors felt it was too early yet because of the heavy road break-up, it will be left up to the discretion of the roads department when to take down the signs. STOUFFVILLE - Man was dog's best friend at Island Lake near Stouffville recently aftger a 7-year old German Shepherd fell through thin ice and spent an hour in the cold water before being rescued. The dog was heard whimpering by owner Mrs. Wanda Kerr and she found Eagle about 25 feet from shore with just his head sticking out of the water. With the help of some neighbours, they were able to rescue the dog, but not before one'of the rescuers fell through the ice during the ordeal. BEAVERTON - Lake Simcoe has opened . up after the winter and the first trip by boat was - made to Thorah Island on April 1. Donald and Gwen Nicholl made the crossing in their steel boat. Most of the way was open water but they had to walk a bit on ice near the island shore to get to their cottage. This is one of the earliest crossings to Thorah Island. BOWMANVILLE - The Bowmanville Creek Anglers Association is spearheading a drive to help rainbow trout reach spawning. grounds in the upper reaches of the creek. Their spawning run is blocked by the dam near the Vanstone Mill. President Dave Lawson of the absociation lifted a sleek six-pounder over the dam last week to start the project. ASHBURN 3- Bill Newman, former agricultural minister of Ontario, will replace Port Perry lawyer Tom Jermyn as a member of the Durham Regional Police commission. Mr. Newman was appointed to the position by the provincial government and will commence his position effective May 1, when Mr. Jermyn steps down. Mr. Newman ltad been a member of the Pickering police commission earlier in his political career. OSHAWA - a 1978 Corvette, the official pace car used in the 62nd Indianapolis 500 race, is one of the prizes being offered by the Pine Ridge Corvette Club in its annual draw held to raise funds for the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Assoc. In addition the winner will also receive a go-cart and trailer. © PUMPS © HEAVY EQUIPMENT o "COMPRESSORS © SCAFFOLDS o SA 179 Casimir St., Unit 2, Port Perry - 985-7771 *NOW OPEN* Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. DEALER FOR: Homelite, AEG, Kango, Joy and Thomas AGENT FOR: WR RENT asRvics Ey WS ® DRILLS ® SYINVYL INL © SINOHYOLON @ UXBRIDGE - A portion of the old Highwa EMMERSON | 47 east of Uxbridge may be Sold. Coe had 193 QUEEN ST_ PORT PERRY (416) 3357305 . no objections to the sale of the road which ALL LINES OF became obsolete when the highway was GENERAL rerouted to form the present Durham Rd. 23 in- INSURANCE tersection. Mr. Don St. John has indicated-an interest in purchasing the strip of road which -VICTORIA | | runs through his. farm. VG Since 1844 HOSPITAL REPORT 'HOSPITAL REPORT for week ending Apr. 14 for week ending Apr.7 1 1 1 / 2 Admissions ............... 24 Admissions ............... 28 Births Births ........................ 4 5 Yr. Annual Interest Deaths Deaths ....................... 1 11%% Semi-Annually Emergencies............ 134 Emergencies ........... 177 Ret: Subiectia Change Operations ............... 12 Operations................ 10 - : Discharge ................. 22 Discharged ............... 28 Remaining ............... 36 Remaining ............... 35 --