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-_ ELL AAU Ul od SED dhe Dumping trash on Scugog roads could land you in court facing a hefty fine. Scugog Township is going to start taking vigorous action to prosecute those who discard garbage on Township property and road allowances. Council agreed Monday af- ternoon to hire a part-time by law enforcement officer and part of the duties will be to gath- er evidence to take garbage dumpers into court. n what is becoming an ever more serious problem, large amounts of trash, debris and assorted other garbage are apparently being dumped on urpose along the roads in iso- wy rural areas of the Town- ship. The latest incident was re-. ported to council Monday after- noon by roads superintendent Ronn MacDonald. [ IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For Advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383 PUBLIC SCHOOL sas BOARD. TRUSTEE: Due to the vacancy cre- ated for a public school board trustee to represent the Township of Uxbridge, the Durham Board of Educa- tion is seeking a qualified public school elector to assume the position, effec- tive September 1990 and for the balance of the elec- toral term, until November 1991. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older, Cana- dian citizens and public school tax supporters re- siding in the jurisdictional area of the Durham Board of Education. Interested applicants should telephone the Dur- ham Board of Education at 416-576-4600, ext. 317, by Friday, August 3, 1990 indi- cating their intent to apply for the position. Interviews will be scheduled for Mon- day, August 20, 1990. Writ- ten applications must be re- ceived by the Durham Board of Education no' later than Friday, August 10, 1990. For further information con- tact: Pauline Laing, Director of Education, Durham Beard of Education, 555 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario L1J 3H3. Mr. MacDonald was furi- ous last Friday when he re- ceived a complaint about trash dumped along the Scugog- Oshawa boundary road, south of the snowmobile clubhouse. On inspecting the mess, he found about two tonnes of con- struction debris-old drywall, buckets of saw-dust, wood ends, and 40 tires- beside the road. Rooting through the trash, Mr. MacDonald and Ward 1 councillor Neil Hunter found scraps of paper with a person's name and phone number. He told council he called the number, confronted the in- dividual, and was told that a disposal company had been in- structed to get rid of the trash that came from a construction sitein East York. "I Jnesy it is cheaper to bring this stuff out to Scugog Township, throw it beside our roads, then it is to dis of it at a regular landfill," Mr. Mac- Donald said to council. Tipping fees at Metro and Durham landfills are now $97 per tonne, and getting rid of old tires costs $5 each. Mr. MacDonald estimates that it will cost about $2,000 to send a crew and a truck to clean 's Corner of 7A & Water St. G 985-7131 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 10, 1990 -- 13 Scugog to get tough with garbage dumpers up the mess, haul it to a landfill and then pay the tipping fees. Members of council were angry that this kind of thing is happening more and more, and council agreed to Monday to start a court action against the person whose name was found on papers among the debris. aximum fine on convic- tion is $1,000, which in this case would not even the cost of the clean-up. However, members of coun- cil a that getting tough may be the only way to get tt message out that those who lit- ter Scugog's roads will be prose- cuted. "If we could get a couple of convictions that are well publi- cized, the message might get out," said Mr. MacDonald. 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