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Whitby Free Prou, Wednesday, January 11, 199, Page 3 New sehool tax. takes efflect Items from Whitby Council agenda(s). Mnday Janua Planning and Development Committee That a draft plan of subdivision and rezoning application tram Misty Run Developments for a 130-unit mixed density housing development on the east side of Anderson Street, south of Wnchester Road, ln Brooklin be approved. Rtecommendedto couneil That a progress report on Whîtby's proposed temporary sign byiaw be received for Information. A public meeting ta receive Imput on the byiaw, which is intended ta regulate mobile and other temporary signs ln the municlpality, wiil be held by the committee during ts January 23 meeting. Operations Committee *That the low tender of $498,027 by AfImante Truck and Equipment Ltd. for a rescue/pumperfire truck be accepted. The vehicle wil serve station 5 and back Up Brooklin and Myrtle. it will replace a 1975 International pumnper truck. Rtecommended to council That a byîaw be brought forward ta appoint John Romano and Charlie Taber as municipal law enforcement officers until April 7,1995. Rteconunended to council That two school crossing guards be established at the intersection of Dryden Boulevard and Waller Street and that a school crossing be establlshed as soon as possible. The Durham separate sohool board willI also be advised. Recommended to council That the public works dlrector's report on sldewaîks ta Sinclair High Sohool and the Durham Board of Education complex on Taunton Road, west of Anderson Street, be received for Information. The total cost for ail four sections 0f sidewalk being proposed la estimated at $463,000. ht was recommended that the sidewalk wo rks be Included wlth the road reconstruction projects. The public works departme nt was contacted by staff ai the high achool and several local parents about the safety of students havlng ta walk to/from the new high school. Staff was asked to consider pre-constrlJction of sldewalks aîong the varlous major roadways to aîîow pegestrian access. 'Rommended to council By Mark Reesor A developcment charge levied on ail new building construction by the Durham public and separate boards of education will be collected by the Town of Whitby. Operation committee members were told Monday night the levy, which took effect at the begin- ning of the year, was authorized b provincial legislation and the 'wn has no choice in the mat- ter. The levy adds $1,728 to the cost of each resîidential unit - -$1,389 for the public board and $339 for the separate board. The boards wiIl also take 1.33 per cent of the declared construc- tion value of non-residential buildings -- 1.07 per cent to the public board and 0.26 percent to the separate board. A persan or company will have to apply to pay the charge when they a pply fo r a builig permit, Uited Way to exceed target It appears the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington will exceed $3 million in the annual fundraisingcampaign. And Whitby businesses played a large role. Lear Seating had a 200 per cent increase in contributions from last year, Woadbridge Foam raised the highest amount in four years, ITTOCannon and Co- Steel Lasco both had strong cam- Consumers Gas showed an in- crease and Croven Crstals dou- bled their contribution. Organizers expect to exceed this year's goal of $3.2 million. «We are thrilled with the results to date, and if aIl the campaigns still te report and the few tat are to be cmpleted in January are positive, then we will in ail likelihoad surpass our largest ainount ever raised,» said United Way executive directar Cindy Murray. The United Way funds more than 40 agencies that provide services te the community. 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The Ontario Ministry of Edu- cation will decide which board wi11 gt money from the account, based on their requirenient for hae 1 99"s a double whaxmy"ý?vor industrial and commercial business, says regionai councillor Gerry Emin, because the>y aiready pay educa- tion tax "and they don't send kids te school.» He worries the charge will send companies heading south of the bordeir. Committee chair Dennis Fox agreed, saying he doesn't see the charge "as a plus for the Town.» Whitby mayor Tom Edwards says the board is in the same tight financial situation as the Town. He noted that if the charge isn't applied against new construction, it will have ta come from current homeawners. 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