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Items from Whitby counebil agenda(s) Recommedations from the planning aind development cominittee That coundaprove a site pla i aplcton tram Country Lane Golf Course for the constructian af a 2,400 square foot maintenance and storage building. The new building is ta b. bult ln the vicinty of the original one VAich was destroyed -by Ire ias Novomber. The. requirement for a formai site plan WHN be walved because the' owners are anxlou s ta have the building compieted before the golf season begins. Curried Thàt Durham Regian be advised the Town does not support an officiai plan amendment application toa allow a gas bar and service station on the southwest camer of Lakerfdge and Myrtle roads. SInce bath are regional roals, th. Town does not have the authority to rule on 1the request. If such a faciiity le neoded, t should be located ln a settiement area, planning staff recommend, addng that pemltig t n heruii real Intrusion scarlngth countryside.u Carried Recommenation.s from the operations commitee That a report on the Towns fare integration agreement wth Go Transit b. recelved for information (se. separate Carried throughout, the munidipality. Dependi ng on the number of shelters thie are used, the projocted revenue WHl range from $20,000 ta $72,000 annualy. Advertistng VA not be permltted on sheters ln residential ameas. Carried mhat a $9,004 tender' from Royal Envek>pe Ltd. 0 f Concord for the. prijtng of stationery and envelopes and a $13,494 «tender from Golding Graphice 0f Whitby for prltedi forme be acceptedi. Carried 3. year jaîl term f orWhitYman By Mark Reesr A 29-year-old former Whltby man ban been sentenced ta, three yeurs ln juil ln the strangulation death of bis common-law spouse. David Eurl Saundors pIed guilty to the, roducod charge - ho was originally churgod wlth second- degre. murder - - and was sentoncdlnt Thur.day by Justice W.B. Lune ini the Sept. 4ý 1993 death of Jackie Fulton, 28. Saunders was ulso prohlbltod or explosives for 10 years. In Idbs decision, Justice Lune sald the fraiîty of the victim and the accused's alcohol problem were contributing factors ln the case, telling Saunders that "you should nover drink again." Ho noted the probability ofbim coming before the courts ugain "is. not that great," but added that bis sentence- had ta show* "some denunclation" of the crime. In bis sentencing arguments, 'OBrien noted there was no evidence of prior abuse in the relationship and said an examination showed the victim had little evidenoe of trauma. A lack of hemorraglng that was nedla more consistent wlth sudden death than strangulation, ho suggested, noting "thero was a complote absence of dofensive wounds." After Saundors made "one isolated grlp" on the. vlctim's throat ,ho walloed away, thon wont back to bod, fel aisloop and didn't notioe Fulton was dead until the mornlng, OBrien mid. It's "inconcoivable" ho would have ucted as ho did if ho knew she had dled, ho added. 'There'. absolutely no ovidenco of an intent ta kill," ho said, likening the event to a "neur accident" and suggesting a sentence of two years les. a day, with tbree years probation. Crown Attorney Lima Camoron asked for a sentence of five ta 10 years. 'There lu no justification of the behaviaur ofMhr. Saunders on the day t ahe killed MB. Fulton," she argued, adding an individual temust accept the. consequencés of thefr behaviour." Fulton's father i. "at a loue for worde ta describe the'effect bis diugnt.'d.athhas had on hlm, Cameron iiè6tod ïng It's been "a#qmoly dificuit" for hima. OBrien callod Saunders mothor and father ta tostIfy as charator references. An omotional Earl Rois Saundemuidd ho had nover seen bis son mad and nover héard hlm ",Ho nover refuses .to do what 1 tell hlm ... h.'. still David." Margart Saunders smye her son was "always shy and qiet - ho FORTUNE Fl N A N CIA.L This R.RS.P. Season Cail A Professional! FANCI COSUTAIO àAVIAL 666-8245 wus never argumentative - ho was Just a Joy ta bave." 8h. mid he had trouble expr.ssIng hximmeif but got along well with everyone "becuse ho would nover confront anybody." Turnlng to Justice Lune, sh. mid "David ha. ulwayo been a gontie, caring porion... nobody reully knows what happened that nlght - we don't and David doesnt," adding tho act wau out of character and "we Buill can't bellove tht. ha. happened." DEBBLIE MORGAN RADIATION MONITOR NUCLEAR*GENERATING STATIONS IN DURHAM REGION Fourth quarter 1995 (October 1 to December 31) This information i5 pro vided by the Atomic Energy Contrai Board, Canada 's nuclear regulatar. Radiation dose due to emissions from the nucllear generating stations. Dose is reported in microsieverts (pSy), an international unit used ta measure dose. DARLINGTON Proposed legal limnit October 1 ta, December 31, 1995:' 0.9 for dose from emis- - previa.us quarter: 1.0 1000 per year - TOTAL FOR THE VEAR: 5.4 Dose from a single chest X-ray: about -,70 PICKERING Praposed legal limnit - October 1 ta December 31, 1995: 3.1 far dose from emnis- - previous quarter: 3.5 1000 per year- TOTAL FOR THE'YEAR: 12.9 Dose from a single chest X-ray: about 70 Note: Natural background radiation, the annual le gai limit for station emissions, and the dose fram a typkal X-ray are pravided for reference. Emissians are in addition ta background radiation. The radiation doses due to emissions are for the most exposed persons living nearthe station. They would typical- ly apply to persons living just outside the station boundary who are at their residences 24 hours a day, who drink local water and milk, and eat local fish and produce. The doses were calculated using actual data rom routine analysis of air, water, milk, fish and vegetation sam'ples, as well as sta- tion emission data. Most persons would actually receive less than the doses indicated because they have different eating habits or live farther away from the station. Radiation doses decrease sig- nificantly as the distance Irom the station increase.s. Persons living midway between the two stations- would therefore receive less than the doses indicated for either of the stations. Less than 3% of the radiation dose received-[rom the stations was du e-to liquid emissions, while the remainder- was a resuit of airborne emissions. For further information, please cal u's at 1-800-668-5284. 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