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------------------------ -------- "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 27, 1993 - 11 Decision on zoning Prince Alb change for country market hits a shag The long awaited decision concerning the Port Perry Country Market has been de- layed once again. Scugog Council was to ap- prove a bylaw ammendment on onday which would allow the country market to operate on the Highway 7A property. But council balked at approv- ing the bylaw, protesting a Sauss in the newly drafted by- aw. The controversial clause stat- ed that thre building should be "restricted to dry industrial/ commercial uses which do no use water for drinking, cooling or processing and restrict the use of septic systems to the dis- posal of domestic waste gener- ated by employees." But a number of the council members objected to the stipu- lation arguing that washroom facilities should be available to the public as well. Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce argued that the bylaw could be challenged in the fu- ture due to this clause. She pointed to the fact that some vendors were selling food and washroom facilities would be needed. "What's the sense of passing this bylaw," she argue int- ing to the fact thatit could be de- clared useless. Ward 1 Councillor Ken Car- ruthers claimed that washroom facilities are only needed when sitdown establishments were involved. But Councillor Pearce called on Scugog Clerk Earl Cuddie to get a clarification on the bylaw before making a decision. Mr. Cuddie will now consult with the Region of Durham's Health Department. This latest development has caused another setback in the long awaited zoning of the coun- try market which first opened last summer. A decision is expected shortly. Uxbridge Palliative Care Services Training Course 3) "VISITING VOLUNTEER" 'begins May 5, 1993 | We bope to increase our involvement in the Scugog area. To register please call 852-4461 83 | PIE 1750 | 95 7 Pla. | |ROLLS 450, | Original 1 Recipe S50 pa. | 16% 2] From Page 1 To further complicate mat- ters, the planning firm of Totten Sims Hubicki (TSH) has been retained to conduct a drainage study forthe area. All development has been de- layed until these factors are de- Tractors stolen from Blackstock farm dealership Thieves clipped a Blackstock tractor dealership for more than $14,000 after a number of ma- chines were taken. | According to Durham Region- al Police, thieves made off with four lawn tractors on April 24 from Trewin Farm Equipment on Crestview Drive in Black- stock. Estimated value of the ma- chinery is $14,350. termined. In an effort to speed up the process, Councillor Christie pressed Darlene Proudfoot, a planner at TSH responsible for the land use study, to get some answers from the board of edu- cation. Councillor Christie told the Port Perry Star "a great deal hinges on the decision" and thereore would like to know the | board's intentions. Although uncertain, she is "expecting an answer soon." Despite having its hands tied, council did make progress on D. J. TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LL 1B7 Guaranteed Investment Certificates (Rates Subject to Change withaut Notice) ert expansion on hold some areas of the comprehen- sive planning document. 3 Councillor Christie said the council members supported the idea of a grid lock pattern, nized the need for multiple housing, determined a need for buffering between the subdivi- sion and Regional Road 2, and disliked a proposed Union Ave- nue cutoff. Despite making progress, councillors are still frustrated by the waiting game. "It's an exercise in frustra- tion," Ward 2 Councillor Mari- lyn Pearce said. : GIC. ~ FIVEYEAR Besuretovisit these merchants at 'the Port Petry Country Market! BARGAIN BILL'S SALES 'N' SERVICE Summer Features! ICE CREAM & DAIRY PRODUCTS! $2.99 with the purchase of all beef Salami. Get a 41. bag of milk for o over 90 different vendors o a wide & exciting collection of quality merchandise - o antiques, collectibles, crafts, furniture, videos, carpet, >MUSIC ALLEY Umit 1 coupon per customer CD's - TAPES Bring in this ad & receive one of the following titles for only F g2%- Coverdale-Page "Sel Ted" Rankin Family 'Fare Thee Wel, Love' Nel Young HavestMoon" ~~ Dwight Yoakam "This Time" TAPE books, ceramics, clothing FREE admission & FREE parking ~~ OPEN YEAR ROUND Saturdays & Sundays 9am to 5pm 1540 Hwy. 7A, west of Port Perry (416) 985-8424 Experiencethe =~ Country Market