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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" -- --_-- -- ha PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 26, 1992 - 3 Agreement should be reached soon on tire storage dispute By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star The Township of Scugog and Ministry of the Environment are close to an agreement con- cerning tires illegally stored on Scugog Island. Mayor Howard Hall told the Star on Friday that an agree- ment has been drafted by the township's lawyers and sent to the ministry. It is now awaiting areply from the ministry. A large quantity of tires have been stored in a barn on Scugog Island for approximately 18 months. Despite numerous at- tempts to have the tires re- moved by the guilty party in- cluding a legal battle, the township has been frustrated in its attempts. Under the agreement, the Ministry of the Environment will pay 85 per cent of the costs, while the township will pay 15 per cent of the costs. The agreement, dated May 20, estimates the total cost of 40% off in Port Perry Area - For May Only Interlock Specialists ® Landscape Estimates Free the project to be $75,500. The ministry's chare will be $64,175, while the township will pay $11,325. The costs in- clude hauling the tires to an ap- proved recycling site and the re- cycling costs per tire. Mayor Hall cautions that the figures are only estimates and could change depending on the number of tires. Although it is unknown - exactly how many tires are on site. Under the terms of the agree- ment, the township must recy- cle the tires. "The tires will be disposed of in a very, very environmentally sensitive manner," Mayor Hall said. The ministry has set a time limit of June 15 for the issue to be resolved. A back-up plan has been es- tablished should the agreement fall through. If this should hap- pen, an order has been placed for the tires to be stored proper- ly onsite. $25.00 per yard (3 yds & over free delivery) DELIVERY Black Peat Loam & Top Soil Bags at $3.00 each (over | about our 5 bags free delivery) Wholesale Trees and FREE Mobile Garden Wagon All hanging baskets *12.95 ORDER BY PHONE | Shrubs Full Time * Day & Evening Classes Top Level Instruction Friendly Atmosphere 085-0205 15258 Simcoe St., Port Perry & BROCK SCOTT ANDERSON/ PORT PERRY STAR After a long wait the official opening of Apple Valley Park took place on May 23. A small group of residents attending the opening which was largely funded by the neighborhood's many fundraising activities. Pictured are (left) Linda Wassink, Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce, Gord Bird, Pat Bird, John Wassink, Judy Smith, Tom Thompson, Don Tansley and Marg Tansley. Ticketed Price Selected Clearance Hems Chech this one out Grob the opportunity fo lok BO fic in th fs ok for men, women & children (33 creo Pile "enue teens Sssese : sessed : esr sees PH Coats & Jackets, Spring Co-ordinates, Boy's & Men's Fleece, Ladies Jeans by Levi's & Scratch, Men's & Boy's Levi's Jeans etc., ete., ete... Queen $t, Port Per ra -- IL ZI ch "I LD Se wal SR . --