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stouffville auto wash 37 winona dr soft cloth automatic and 24 hr coinops change machine on site ine iribune vol 106 no 13 a metroland community newspaper wednesday march 301994 32 pages development bellerby wants tough standards for new homes tracy kibble staff reporter ward 2 councillor stephen bellerby wants to pass an unprecedented restriction on the kind of water fixtures developers will be allowed to install in new stouffville- built homes although an updated law is expected to be in place by 1996 under the plumbers act bellerby sug gested jwhitchurch- i stouffville take ithe lead in water conser vation before that he wants all developers building future homes in the area to commit to installing sixlitre perflush toilets the current law makes 13litre perflush toilets mandatory a similar request came from uxbridge township earlier this bellerby month when mayor gerri lynn oconnor asked staff to investigate whether or not such a special bylaw would be legal durham region is currently undertaking its firstever water conservation project where 130 uxbridge homeown ers on the regional water sys tem could save up to 250 a year through installation of conservative fixtures and leak repairs bellerby said modern toilets shower and faucet fixtures which use less water help fam ilies use 25 per cent less water than they do now lets give these people alter natives now bellerby said please see page 3 on sunday morning at 2 oml be sure to turn the dock forward one hour youth charged a second youth has been charged in a main st house breakin earlier this month police arrested a teen last friday in connection with a march 5 house break in he is charged with break and enter the culprits made off with a vcr and two amplifiers after forcing open a door damage is set at 150 while the stolen goods are valued at 828 another youth was charged march 19 with break and enter possession of stolen property under 1000 and breach of the young offenders act werejust down the road from high prices