Radio waves from CHWO‘s transmitter site on Hwy. 5 near the proposed West Oak Trails development may interfere with electriâ€" cal household items such as toasters, VCRs, televisions and teleâ€" phones, because of close proximity, warns station president Michael Caine. The broadcaster warned Town Council as a pair of Official Plan amendments for West Oak Trails were approved. cruise="pcenters your Civaise Hiacatrort Wh 125 Lakeshore Rd., E. Downtown Oakville 338â€"8083 Franchises available throughout Ontario \ur bigh expectations were exceeded and our budget was respected." Got Some Roval Caribbean Comina Steam clean your carpets before Christmas and receive _ Minimum $125.00 clmingl.] valid until Dec. 3193, while supp! festive specials at Broadcaster warns of signal interference on development By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff Singing toasters may have made for a few laughs at Town Council Monday night but after all was said and done the president of Oakville‘s only radio station was definitely not amused. Michael Caine, head of CHWO and Mississauga sister station CJMR, said he felt frustrated that his proposal to create a "special policy area" around his transmitters in order to sideâ€"step future radioâ€"related compliâ€" cations was voted down. What‘s worse, Caine said he came away from the meeting with the distinct impresâ€" sion that his health, safety and busiâ€" ness concerns were perceived as somehow antiâ€"development. NOT ANTIâ€"DEVELOPMENT "I was very much made to feel as though CHWO is a thorn in the side of development, a stumblmg block," he said. In fact Caine maintains he is a firm booster of West Oak Trails, the proâ€" posed northâ€"Oakville community for which Council approved a pair of Official Plan amendments Monday night. The last thing Caine says he wants is to stand in its way. What he does want is a plan which takes into account possible problems well ahead of construction. "Obviously I‘m somewhat unhapâ€" (See ‘Interference . . . ‘ page 5)