PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1985, WIIITBY FREE PRESS REALESTATENW Ladies Cotlege Dr. home selling for $118,900 Whitby and is situated on a 50 by 110 foot lot. The ail-brick exterior THIS WEEKI FIAI L - TT - LIMTOE FRONPCST iW - - I I is maintenance f rea allowing you to enjoy your free time relaxing by the pool. The front yard is fully landscaped and features a fieldstone walk-way and sunken patio nestled among mature treas and shrubs. The rear yard is fully enclosed with a five-foot wooden privacy fenca. Two walk-outs from the family room and kit- chan lead to a 12 by 40 foot custom designed split-level deck which abutts a 15 by 30 foot I P7BD THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY F DURHAM DUJRHAM PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE thaf the Regional Municipaiity of Durham is considerirug a new CITY 0F OSHAWA OFFICIAL PLAN as submltted by fhe Council of the City of Oshawa- The proposed Plan is Intended to replace the Officiai Plans of the former Planning Areas of the City of Oshawa and the Township of East Whltby- n this regard, tlue Cty of Oshawa Council has requssted certain amen- ciments f0 the Durham Regional Off iciai Plan ln order to implement the new City of Oshawa Off iclil Plan. These are as toiiows: a) Delete the present Interim boundary for Oshawas Main Centrai Area and revlslng the Central Area designation for Oshawa's Main Centrai Ares, Sub- Central Ares and Commuflity Centrai Au-as f0 rsf lect the boundaries shown on Scheduie "A" of the new Cty of Oshawa Off iciai Plan; b) Amsnd Section 82.2.9 to reflecf an increase lnfthe allocation of gross retail and personai service f loor space from 3,000,000 sq. ft. (280,000 m2) f0 4,300,000 sq. f t. (400,000 m2) for Oshawa's Main Central Area; c) Provîde appropriate land use designations and population guidelineS wthin Special Study Ares No. 8 iocated immediafeiy norfheast of the Oshawa urban Au-sa; d) Redeignate a portion of the lands f ront ing onto t ha south sida of Philiip Murray Avenus, wesf of Stevenson Road Soufh, f rom Major Open Space af- f ecfed by Section 12.3.3. to Industrial; e) Redesignate fhe lands bounded by Simcos St reef Soufh, Rt son Road Sout h and Wentworfh Sftreet East f rom industriel f0 Residentiai; f) Provide appropriate designaf ions for the lands ln the immediate vicinity 0f the Oshawa Harbour; g> Provide appropriaf e land use designat ions and population guidelines for Special Study Au-sa No. 9 iocafed betwssn Park Road and Farewell Sftreet and befwssn Hlghway 401 and the Canadiaul National Raiiway lins; h) Provide appropriats land use dessignations for Special Study Ares No. 10 locafsd easa of Harmony Road between Bloor Street, Highway 401 and the Cenadian Paclflc Railway lins; 1) Redesîgnefe certain lands locatsd west of Townlins Road and nou-fh of Rossiand Roed East f rom Major Open Space to Resident l and provide an appropriafe population guideline; j) Provide approprîste provisions reiated f0 the alignmsnt, station locations, and any 0f heu- faclîf les assoclated wth ftha futurs GO Transit ex- tension proposed by the Province; and k) Revise the land use designation offthe Oshawa Second Maush f rom tin- dustriel f0 Major Open Space. In order f0 asslsf In the evluat Ion of the above, the public Is Invited f0 provIde Input by way of submissions f0, the Regions Planning Dspartnlent. Information rleted to the aboya la avelabis In the offices of the Planning Departmsnf, 105 Consumers Drive, Whtby, Ontario LON 6A3 ou- by caliing Mr. Larry Kotseff, M.C.I.P. Planning Dspartment, (416) 6687731. Submissions concsrning the aboya must be fouwarded f0 the Com- mîssioner of Planning, ai the above-noted address, and must be received no later f han Fuiday, AUGuST 2, 1985. Please Inciude youu- address and taiephone number ln any submissions made. Don Haddsn Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Chairman, Planning Committas Commissioflar of Planning remainder of the yard is landscaped, sodded and ready for play or picnic. The combination 24 by il foot living room and dining room com- bination is bright and spaciaus allowiflg for easy entertainment« of friends. They will ba astounded by your over- size kitchen with its abundance of natural oak cupboards and pine wainscottiflg. Two large sofas fit comfortably in the main floor family room which features a floor-to- ceiling brick firaplace and pine accent wa11. A two-piece washroom and laun- dry/mud room are also on the main floor. An oakstairway leads you to the second levai with ifs four large WFVRE THE NEIGHBOURHOOU L.01UUiyV PROFESSIONALS 149 Brook St. N., Whtby IGOLD JACKET REALTY L.D. 6686221 bedrooms, ail umquely sformed into a and professiofleily magnificent recreation decorated. The master includes an enormous four-piace ensuite with three ciothes cuphoards and separate mirrored vanity. The basement is full, unspoiied and weli laid out with high ceilings and is ready to be tran- area. This home is e pleasure to see and is iisted with W. Frank Real Estate Limnitad at $118,900. For more information cail Eleanor Minaker or Donna O'Tooie at 668- 6171. Costain 's new homes PATIO & POOL Lg. 4 B.R. bung. w. FA., idrmn, pan- patio. Many extras. Christine Kendall 668-6221, 668-7083 IS YOR INCOME [SMALLER THAN YOUR POTrENT IAL? -pmy be d b6Q$k (tO Cati Lorne Kime or Bruce Opferkuch for a confidential interview. OOLD JACKET AEALTY LTD. 149 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY CANADA S LARGEST REAL ESTATE NETWORK CENTURY2L EACE OFFICEIS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OFFIRATEDS RETIRE tional sales success Of the first and second phases Of Costain Limited's Fallingbrook community in Whitby, which opened in July 1984 and February 1985 respectively, the developers are proud to announce the opening of a third phase of homes. Designed with the fir- st-time home buyer in mmd, this separate en- clave of some 78 proper- ties wili be slightly smaller in size and lower priced. Six COM- pletely new architec-, tural designs have been created, each with two elevations. Continuing the Georgian and Fren- ch Provincial styles of ail the homes at Fallingbrook, these new designs wiil feature three or four bedrooms, with square footages ranging fromn 1,168 to 1,975 on 35' wide lots. features wili include main floor famiiy rooms with log-burning fireplaces, main fboor powder and laundry rooms, oak raiiings, and large master bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and walk-in closets. Prices start at $81900 to $104,900. Designed as a premiere residentiai community, Falling- brook will eventually comprise of some 1,200 single family homes, schools and convenience shopping centres. It is anticipated that residents in this new ares of Fallingbrook will be able to move into their homes by late November, eariy Decamber 1985. For more information on ail the homes at Fallingbrook, please contact June North, et (416) 427-6676. This gorgeous four- bedroom is locatad at 20 Ladies Colege Dr. in LOOKING FORA CAREER UN ADVERTISI NG? 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