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'PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 10, 1992 - 3 Pag} ~ 45 COA A 3 Fy 8 % 10a 8 By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star A plan to construct a recy- cling facility in Scugog was shot down recently. In a vote of 6-1, the region's planning committee voted against the proposed applica- tion by Please-Save-And- Recycle. The committee also recom- mended that regional council deny the application when it meets today (November 10). The company was seeking an amendinent to the region's offi- ; cial plan to permit a recycling SCOUTS CANADA WW | NL nmr snd A Proud Community in the TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG The Kinsmen Club of Port Perry have come out in opposition to the new welcome signs in Port Perry, which they believe were a waste of money in a time of restraint. See story for de- tails. Question funding structure (From page 1) ship council of its responsibility to make sure all the appropriate procedures are being followed?" asked Mr. Robinson. He says the township failed to properly tender the project which would have given all com- panies a chance to participate in the project. But Mayor Howard Hall says no township procedure was broken and says the tendering process was not required. Mayor Hall points to the fact the project was not initiated by the township and the signs are a gift to Scugog by the various or- ganizations. The township should not dictate how the signs are made, he says. He says it was done totally at the will of Mr. Barr and council endorsed the idea because it felt there was a "need for change and something different." . Barr is out of the country and unavailable for comment, but Mayor Hall was able to shed light on the finances of the pro- ject to date. Almost all of the 19 positions are sold on the signs with one- third of the money collected: He added the fees were structured in such a way to give some of the smaller clubs a chance to partic- ipate as well. Mayor Hall is surprised by the controversy surrounding the signs which he felt were a needed improvement to the community. "I'm surprised by the objec- tions to the signs," he said. "I'm not sure why people are object- ing, it's not costing the taxpay- ers anything." Cartwright High School "COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM will be held on Saturday, November 14, 1992 At 8 p.m. CARTWRIGHT CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL Presentation of Diplomas Ontano Scholars School Band Proficiency Prizes Valedictory Address Governor General's Medal I I AM: with a head start education. A Montessori Directress, An Elementary Teacher, A Reading Specialist And A Dedicated Parent. I have chosen to stay home and provide my own children We are looking for a small number of companions in lcarning. The classroom is very well equipped. The country setting is safe. The cost, less than daycare. Ages 3-6 yrs. welcome. Enrollment limited. 1st line Brock/Hwy. 12 Call 705-357-1230 operation, which included the storage of trucks and containers in Scugog. The 87-acre site is lo- ' cated on Scugog Line 2, approxi- mately one kilometre west of Highway 12. Despite efforts on a number of occasions, the company has failed in its bid to have the plan changed. According to a planning re- port, the proposed land is desig- nated "Major Open Space-Oak Ridges Moraine" and therefore cannot allow such an industry. Basing its decision on this, the planning committee out- lined a five-point argument why the application should be de- nied. Its argument centred around the impact the industry would have on the rural charac- terof the area. "This proposal would be seen as a permanent intrusion of an industrial use into a rural- agricultural area," the report states. The property in question has been the subject of controversy for a number of years. The Township of Scugog laid charg- es against the property owner in March, 1990 for contravening a bylaw. The contravention cen- tred around the fact that two buildings were constructed and a recycling operation was estab- lished without a permit. After the township decided not to approve the rezoning ap- plication, the owner requested a hearing before the Ontario Mu- nicipal Board (OMB). As aresult of this hearing, the initial contravention charges were delayed pending the out- come of the OMB hearing. An application was also made to the Ministry of the Environ- ment for an approval of the waste disposal site, which the ministry has also refused to deal with until the outcome of the OMB hearing. To complicate matters fur- ther, the owner submitted an Proposed recycling facility for Scugog was shot down application in July of this year for an 18-hole golf course to the Township of Scugog. The town- ship, citing a number of con- cerns, requested more informa- tion on the latest proposal. An Official Plan Amendment for the region is also required, but has not yet been submitted, but the applicant has requested that both the application for the recycling facility, as well as the golf course, be considered simul- taneously. At the November 3 planning meeting, the company's repre- sentative Ronald Kanter had at- tempted to defer the decision until more information could be provided, but the committee re- jected his appeal. Learn ways to help your child STUDY & PREPARE for EXAMS Tuesday, November 17, 1992 CARTWRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL Sponsored by The C 11.5. Parents' Association (7 Your children won't stop growing up just because you ll are thinking about which video camera to buy! How many summer holidays, kids' birthday parties, wedding and sports events are you going to miss out on while you are considering buying a video camera? 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