PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9,1981 , WHITBY FREE PRESS Kolodzie gets hi. appeaL... iMuniceip al bo ard to decde rolnpa'sft Development plans for the hamiet of Brook- lin wili iikely end up before the Ontario Municipal Board ac- cording to an officiai of the Ministry of Munici- pal Mffairs and Housing. Linda Tennant, the ministry's planning co- That Someone Special Open 10 -10 Mon. UntlilChrlatma would love our Iacy & sheer NEGLIGEE SETS and our spicy littie baby dolis Soft Velvets &Velours now ~30% OFF FAHONS *Set. Whitby Mail 's 723-1771 ordinator for this area, made that observation last week adding it will take between 30 and 60 days for the final deci- sion to be made. Tennant said that she has received a letter from Oshawa Regionai Councillor Ed Kolodzie and Oshawa Public Utilities Commissioner Gord Burnett request- ing a hearing on the matter. Both Koiodzie and Burnett have said that they will appeal Durham Regional Coun- cil's decision to amend the officiaI plan allow- ing the development on the basis of the reports of the region's planning commissioner and soli- citor. The planning commi- ssioner argued against the proposai of First City Devoiopment Com- pany Limited on the grounds that it would detract frorn other already-slated growth areas in the region. 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First City has proposed to turn Brook- lin from a hamiet of 1,600 people into a town of 10,500 over a 10 year period through the con- struction of some 2,000 single family homes. The developer has also promised to pay the esti- mated $8 million cost to bring trunk water sup- ply and sanitary sewer pipes to the hamiet. Tennant said that the amendinents to the offi- cial plan have been received by the ministry and have been circu- lated to other govern- ment departrnents for their input. She added that when these comments have been received, a recommendation as to whether or not to refer the matter to the 0MB wili be made to the minister. It is quite likely it will go to the 0MB," Tennant said" "In cases like these they almost always go to the 0MB. " The only way it will not go to the board is if objections are deemed to be "frivilous" or designed to delay the start-up of the project. It is interesting to note that neither the Region of Durham or the Town of Whitby had been noti- fied that there are ob- jections to the plan. According to Terry Clarke, the assistant regional solicitor, the region "1has received absolutely nothing from the 0MB regarding this matter." In fact, he added that to his knowledge Kolod- zie has not "officially" informed the region of his intention to appeal council's decision. Bill Wallace, town administrator, said that to his knowledge the town has not received any notification of a pending appeal from the 0MB. Meanwhile, Kolodzie is confident that there wiil be a hearing on the matter and that he can win his case and squash the projeet. The maverick region- ai councillor said that he has received a letter INVITATION from the board stating he will be notified when a hearing is to be held. "In any event, you will be notified when a board hearing is held on this matter," Kolodzie quoted the letter as saying. He points to this as being the crucial point of his letter. "They're not notifying me if a board hearing is to be held but when a hearing is to be held. " Kolodzie admits that he has not notified the region of his intention to appeal but ýadds "we don't have to. " "'We've taken enough abuse from comments by Mr. Herrema al ready, " he said referring to remarks made by Durham Regional Chairman Gary Herrema. kherreitia ias publicly expressed his anger with Koloclzie and said he will personally ap-, pear before the board to defend the region's ac- tion. Kolodzie will also ap- pear before the board himself and will not hire an attorney. He said that he has applied for "status" which will allow him to act as his own counsel and cross- examine witnesses. "I would appear before the board myself." Accordingto Tennant, a hearing date should be set sometime early in the new year. Depending on. the timing of the hearing, the project could be delayed for as long as a year provided that the board upholds the region's decision. WPH see king g ifts for shut-f in -patients Christmas is now oniy 16 days away. For most people it is a time for the giving of gifts and being with one's family. There are some people in the Town of Whitby who will not be home for the holiday season - many of them because they either have no family or are resident in an institu- tion. The Volunteer Asso- ciation of the Whitby PsychiatIric. Hospital is attempting to make Christmas, 1981 a littie brighter for these people. The association has sent out an appeai to town residents to make, a small donation so that the people in the may tution may also know irls AS * KSkas AS SkCarCkves Car CovMats L * Sheepskln Seat Covers nf Prt- A dv'.i'oeeiwo andI Ser- vtice for ail foreign and domestic cars, large or small. mapi Sr N-Whitby è 630 Euciid Street ç666-2323 Hwy. 401 Eau Mon Fr. 1Oto 8 Sat. 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