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. 2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 22, 1996 Workshops will" seek 'vision' for township's plan By Kelly Lown ° Port Perry Star Scugog Township's planner wants the resi- dents of the township to become involved in the Of- ficial Plan process. Jim Dyment, of the Planning Partnership, will be holding a series of community visioning workshops throughout the township to obtain views from the public on various issues effecting long term planningin the township. All of the sessions will be held before council be- gins considering any draft policies, allowing the com- munity a say in the plan. The consulting planners are currently in the pro- cess of preparing back- ground material on the en- vironmental and socio- economic conditions of the township. The informa- tion will be summarized in a background report which should be available for council and public re- view in early 1997. Unlike the current Offi- cial Plan in the township the new plan will cover all of Scugog Township in- stead of only Port Perry's urban area. The workshop sessions will be held on the follow- Dinners, Toa Take-out or Eat-in at the Monday, Tuesday & Wednesdays Take Out Only nly. $4.50 Fish & Chips We serve Alaskan Halibut only in our famous batter. Also serving Prime Rib Dinners, Hot Beef Sandwiches, Hot Hamburg Sandwiches, Souvlaki Westerns, BLT's, Homemade Soups, Fresh Salads and many other items. 80 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8448 ing areas, Scugog Island, to discuss waterfront is- sues, Port Perry to discuss urban development is- sues, Blackstock to dis- cuss settlement area is- sues and Nestleton to discuss rural development issues. h og council agreed last month that it wanted its official plan complete before next year's election. Council voted to adopt a resolution to see work on the plan begin immediate- ly. The plan should be completed by June or July of 1997. The financing of the plan will be stretched over a two-year period. The es- timated cost of the plan is $100,000. Ten thousand of that is to come out of re- serves. . 3 Over the next two years $30,000 will come out of the Development Charges Act, $30,000 out of the mu- nicipal budget and $30,000 out of municipal projects reserve. ' Council was unanimous in its decision to have the plan completed in a one- year term, wanting the present council to see the plan through to its comple- tion and not have it be- come an election issue. As announced by Talkshow CFR.B. as "The Rest Fish & Chip Restaurant "in Ontario." 285-0680 Hwy. 7A & Simcoe St. Find us fast in [JK Free Delivery : the "Yellow *not to be combined with any other specials wilmed (QQ er Ce ae EET Alea e EL pis WE DELIVER TO THESE AREAS -- Port Perry, Blackstock, Nestleton, Caesarea, Seagrave. amount'sf m 'was never do Police a Perry last Police say for a living, be done on a of this month stols on B Shin P Police said the Police said an. - JEFF MITCHELUPORT PERRY STAR n THE WAITING GAME: Glenn McCready of Port | pornd of Beacation Perry passes time while waiting for an interview Wednesday (Oct. 1 Saturday at Immaculate Conception school in paint pellet struck h Port. He was one of hundreds of job seekers who pink paint on the came out for a job fair hosted by Independent The man passed Grocers, whose new store on Hwy 7A is to open, | on to police, who near the former C . | After questioning fi | been a passenger in the pellet, police said. The man has been this fall. y The following Schedule Change affects Port Perry Residents (South of Queen) for Garbage and ius Box Collection Prince Albert Residents for Blue Box Collection Due to continued growth in the number of homes in the Township of Scugog, it has become necessary to adjust the collection days of regular refuse and recyclables. In order to maintain a high level of service, we will be changing your collection day from Thursdays to Fridays commencing November 1, 1996. The First Friday Collection Day will be November 1, 1996 If you have any questions with regards to the above, please do not hesitate to contact Wendy Bourgeois at 985-7346 Municipal Offices. Thank you for your co-operation. HORSE FARM - Ear s. Suddie Picture perfect setting, 1,500 barn 36x48, 49 acres, approx. fenced, pond, paddock area. bedrooms, finished base fireplaces, w/o to deck area, mature trees and gardens. Call fo Asking $255.000 Call Administrator DURHAM AE GION Bigfoot®Pizza from our regular menu and get*