911 stili on WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1989, PAGE 3 schedule Items from Whitby Council agenda(s) October 16,1989 Recommendations to operations committee That a 'No Parking' restriction be placed on the north side of Nichol Ave., from Glen Hill Dr. to the westerly limit of Nichol Ave. Public complaints have been registered with the public works department about vehicles being constantly parked on Nichol Ave. directly across from the Durham Housing apartment. Although two 'No Parking' signs exist in that area, these are to be replaced with two 'No Parking' signs specifying restrictions in both directions at a cost of $100. Approved That the mayor and clerk be authorized to execute the necessary agreernents to provide taxi service for the visually impaired. At a July 10 meeting, council approved the recommentation to implement such a taxi service. Handi Transit Inc. has agreed to a'dinister the service and the two taxi cab companies in the town have agreed to participate in the program. Handi Transit will register eligible users through the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. The program will be implemented on Nov. 2. Approved That council amend policies to include pedestrian pathway lighting systems as a necessary component of the town's parks and open space areas. The financing for any Town-initiated new pathway light systems would come from the Town's future capital reserve account. The ongoing maintenance, vandalism and additional staff cost would be funded by tax levies. Approved That a bylaw be brought forward to appoint Terry Hardison as a part-time municipal law enforcement officer. She has been hired to f ili the vacant position of part-time parking meter attendant. In order for her to issue tickets for infractions of the traffic bylaws, a bylaw must be approved by council appointing her as a municipal law enforcement officer. Approved Recommendations to planning and development committee That council approve the request for amendment to the municipal sign bylaw In order to permit a marquee sign for the Cineplex Odeon theatre, for the purpose of displaying its six theatre movie tities. Approved That a bylaw be brought forward to authorize the mayor and clerk to-execute a subdivision agreement between the Town of Whitby and William and Margaret Frankovich to provide for nine single family homes on Concession 9, south of Townline Rd. and west of Heron Rd. Approved Some problems have yet te be resolved, but the 911 emergency telephone system for Durham Region is still on schedule to begm May 1, 1991. In a report to the Region finance and administration com- mittee, chief administrative offi- cer Don Evans states that acqui- sition of the components needed for 911 began in July after the Ontario Municipal Board appro- ved the Region's application in June. An agreement between Bell Canada,- the major supplier of hardware and services, and the Region was signed in September. Purchase orders have been issued for other items for the project, including modification to the telephone system at Durham Regional Police headquarters. Street addresses have been established for most of the rural p arts of the region. However, Evans states that the post.office apparently refuses to accept mail with street addresses for rural locations. . Evans said a future report, including a recommendation to direct concerns about the matter, will be made to council. The Region has also not recei- ved Town of Newcastle council approval to commit to the pro- ject, although Newcastle intends to develop a central dispatch for their fire service. "It is critical for planning pur- poses that the location in New- castle to which 911 calls for fire service are to be directed is finalized by the spring of 1990," states Evans, noting that the location is necessary for Bell Canada to.complete the network of telephone lines. Ontario Provincial Police will accept the transfer of calls from the Durham 911 centre, and will modify their equipment to receive calls. However, states Evans OPP will not assist in the funding of any new lines or equipment. It was also noted that Oshawa will perform fire service dispatch for Scugog township in the 911 Jenkins to be roasted Former Police Chief Jon Jen- kins will be honored at a roast. held by the Whitby Jaycees on Nov. 8 at Heydenshore Pavilion. Ticket sal¯~are going very well and Jaycees expect a com- plete sell-out. Tickets can be reserved by calling Rick Roberts at 668-8988 (days) or 668-9933 (evenings). Tickets can also be arranged by calling the Chamber office at 668-4506. Whitby man to go on trial Frederick Hirlehey, 51, of Whitby, will go on trial on Dec. 7, 1990, on charges after a July 4 accident that resulted in the death of an Oshawa teen. Dwayne Garner Gallagher, 18, was riding his bicycle on Olive Ave. when a Sears truck, also Acoustie panels to be installed It'll soon be a lot quieter at the Whitby municipal building. Town council last week voted in favor of spending $31,607 to install acoustical office panels in the municipal building, to pro- vide more privacy for employees and to help reduce the amount of general office noise. Provision of $30,000 had been approved in the 1989 capital budget for the panelling. Council also supported a recommenation to draw an over- expenditure of $1,607 from its general municipal reserve fund to help pay for the panelling. The panels, to be supplied by Croydon Furniture Systems Inc., are similar to those installed in the recently renovated parks and recreation department area. Although alternative parti- tions made of stud and gypsum board construction, were con- sidered at a cost of $12,000, the coshen acoustical office panel was found to provide the flexibi- lity required in an "ever-chang- ing office environment," since the panels are interchangeable, designed to group together or stand alone in a variety of con- figurations, and they can be easily relocated without damage tW the floor or the panels. From an esthetîc point of view, the panels are said to "integrate attractively with existing office furniture and decor' of the muni- cipal buildin an. j The Royal Canodioraen r eastbound on Olive Ave., made a right turn onto Ritson Rd. and struck the bicycle and rider. Hirlehey, was charged with careless driving and making an unsafe turn. Hie will appear in Oshawa provincial court. system but that areement bet- ween the two municipalities has not been reached because of the fee requested for the service. York makes you teelgoodihside. With a promie you can take to the bank! With the York Stellar Pus'M high efficiency heat pump, you heat and cool with one efficient unit. A York heat pump cuts winter heating hl//s with super efficiency and its remarkable air conditioning cuts summer's heat. And you' feelgood inside from the filteredand moisture-balancedar the York heat pump provides. All this plus the FINANCEO BY THE M Scotlabank itfO R wo" jflEI~; 'ES#*bm* s *weti OflroaMwmÃ", / a413 AIR CONTROL HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 60Euclid St. Unit 10 Whitby 6B-3511 your chance to get we 've dropped the prîce! you drop the pounds! $ DON'T DELA Y CALL TODAY! SPECIAL BONSOEMERS PAST & PRESENT M-B CAU- FOR DETAILS -AA à A