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Consult lawyer on proposed mall site: planners by Terri Howell Three business owners interested in purchasing the Harrison Metal Works building on Vinden Street and turning it into an industrial mall, were cautioned by the Planning Board Monday night to consult a lawyer before Library news Library Hours: Monday through Friday. 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. 7 p.m. to9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. You are invited to see the display at the Library of pottery by Bruce McArthur, Wyebridge, and Joy Parker's dolls From the new Book List Fiction The Dark Pasture. Stirling. Here is the third and final volume in the Stalker series, by Jessica Stirling "The Spoiled Earth" and "The Hiring Fair" have found a large readership The Abramsky Variations. Torgov. Three men. Three dreams. The result is an affecting novel about the interplay of generations from the view of humorist Morley Torgov, whose previous book "A Good Place to come from" was a national bestseller The Banners of Revolt. Carnegie. 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After deliberating in private for about 10 minutes, the planning board told Doug Peutz, owner of the Woodsmen and representative of the purchasers, that he would need a lawyer to interpret the Planning Act and tell him whether they can legally proceed This is the second time Mr Peutz has ap- proached the board. Last night he told the mem- bers, that the three businesses - his wood- working business, a sheet metal business and an auto body repair were anxious to get an answer from the board and put in an offer to purchase on the building Mr. Peutz says he has had a run around since he first came to the town office for assistance Not knowing what steps to take initially, he ap- proached planning ad- ministrator Doug Clute and asked for his advice. At that time Mr. Clute suggested he make a deputation to the planning board and an application for rezoning of the property. The land which the Harrison Metal Works building sits on is zoned residential At the moment the _ carpet warehouse and sheet metal business that are using the building are legal non-conforming uses. The application for rezoning asked that the land be zoned to allow industry to move in. When the three answer that question and told him that he might have to make an ap- plication to the Com- mittee of Adjustment. The board decided that it wasn't in their power to tell Mr. Peutz to go ahead. They suggested a lawyer be consulted to ®renorgian businessmen made their application at a meeting last month, the planning board felt that as long as they didn't make any renovations to the building, they could move in and continue the legal non-conforming use. Before' the three men left, the meeting Chairman Wayne Dewitt told them the board would discuss their application and get in touch with them Doug Peutz said when he didn't hear anything from the board he telephoned Mr. Clute. He said Mr. Clute told him to for Fast, Dependable Service RELIABLE TAX! 526-5434 Available in four Models phone Wayne DeWitt. He said he didn't get any answer so he decided to present himself at the FAMILY SKATING social meeting of the Heating board on Monday SUNDAY, APRIL 9 The Planning Board ; uty decided that the situation and ( apacity was a little stickier than it first appeared at the SUNDAY, APRIL 16. up to Monday meeting. Mr. Clute suggested that the new businesses couldn't continue as legal non- conforming uses since the building hadn't been used for the proposed new uses From 2 to 4 in the afternoon. WASAGA STARS ARENA 3000 Sq. Ft. before. 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