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King asks for policy on freezing of farms cimtintml from page Councillor Rough stated that the province bad sent out letters to many municipalities urging them to complete their com prehensive zoning bylaws and suggested the resolution would find no favor at Queens Park He also said Councillor Van along with the rest of council had been using the official plan in turning down developers and severances since 1971 and now should apply the same reasoning to the farmers adhere to the official plan in its basic outlook and that the plan in turn had to conform with the provinces TorontoCentred Region Plan We cant refuse to im plement the bylaw he said The matter of reimbursement by the province is something that while wed all like to see it has nothing to do with the ap proval of our zoning bylaw Councillor Rough later failed in a bid to have the committee endorse the bylaw in principle but it was agreed that public meetings be held and the maps be available to the public Elementary teachers reject offer bring in provincial negotiators King searching for better price Humane society asks 100 hike doesnt know what S Theatre teachers turned salary grid is still on the issues currently inriti council heard contractor but prolix be King to lis operation at this lime the depuly- whelming for of the confidence for the local das not been he fe thenegi wnship paid per capita is year In when school King first entered into an cording that dog lag added that prohibitive were made to the Aurora shelter without any assistance forthcoming but Mr Lyons explained that the shelter staff is operating fulltime just answering complaints and have little time for routine patrols Council decided to get prices for the use of the the number of impounded dogs from the King area Although the present contract with the society expires at the end of this It is expected that the society will continue at the present rale until council makes its Mel CONCERNED CITIZENS who operate charged Sharon the society for continued from page 1 submitted a lowrise apartment proposal which satisfies both the CCA and town council They opposed the planned conslruetion of a Home Hardware outlet on flood plain land St North and no decision has been made on that proposal ANTAGONISM But despite what Chairman Hal Gibbard refers to as the groups successes the CCA have elicited open antagonism from town council and at times from the press Its just unfortunate that we cannot get a better working relationship with council Mr Gibbard said at last weeks meeting The things that we do successfully are done more or less despite our council and thats really a shame He complained that council wont permit citizen input when an issue is being discussed or a plan formulated Rather the CCA has to and react to matters made public by council Antagonism its difficult to say whether we antagonism or whether it is caused by a lack of choice in the way we have to operate Mr Gibbard said Later he added Is it real antagonism or how much of it comes out of a column in a TIME FOR CHANGE But Mr Gihbard agreed when Mr Manning said he felt council doesnt like anybody who call themselves Concerned Citizens of Aurora And the group in general indicated it for a change They discussed the need for involvement of citizens Were only people in a population of Mr Rosenberg commented Added Mr Gibbard There are a heck of a lot of peopli outside this group who want to get involved Member Les Oliver said he felt the groups main function that of researching planning problems and advising council of its opinions should not be abandoned He said he felt the group never intended to imply that it represents the entire town If there is a small group of people who have concerns surely we should be in a good position to air those concerns Mr Oliver said Mary Jeanne Oliver said she felt the groups name might be a misnomer but we wanted to be a group of citizens who wanted to be con cerned about things Ann Gibbard said she saw some merit in a new longterm approach but worried about abandoning the groups watchdog role This town moves from crisis to crisis she said Were always finding out that something is going to happen in two days Several members also felt the CCA should comment favorably on planning proposals it supports rather than always attempting to block or modify proposals it protests Mrs said Mayor Buck had asked her if the CCA would be interested in a public meeting on the mayors idea of a civic complex on the Victoria St block between Church and Mosley Sts She was directed to mayor to discuss the possibility of such a meeting in the near future Mr Manning said he thought the idea represented a very imaginative concept The group ended its discussion by appointing Mr Manning Mr Rosenberg and Judith Ochalski to a committee approach All present agreed the offices into the talks last month during he nev complex categorization roum BC at home the collection of fines for Mr Lyons studied several for a rebate of the that 10 per approaching a Come In and see our fine line NEW USED SKATES SKATES EXCHANGED SHARPENED BILLS SHOE REPAIRS 477 Timothy St Newmarket loinl provincial solid in upcoming meetings hiring the upcoming lrks said home At the an Collection ill Kleinburg the Western Canada Room utilizes logs from British and includes a pound bench carved from one red cedar A totem pole Emily Carr paintings Indian masks and carved pieces complete issadell INTERIORS CUSTOM DRAPERIES SHEERS SWAGS SUPCOVERING REUPHOISTERY DECORATOR SERVICE Expanded to include Toronto Richmond Hill Aurora District ci 7276754 Richmond Hill Toronto en 8849097 Were Sold on Service LESSOR SALESMAN NEWMARKET Twonia Lint 3641620