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PAGE 10, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1973, WHITBY FREERâIC NOTICE 0F APPLICATION to the'Ontario Municipal-Board by the Corporation of the Town of Whtby for approval of a bylew to regulate land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of, the Planning TAKE NOTICE t hat the Council of the Corporation of the Town of- Whitby intends to apply to the' Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of the Planning Act for approval of Bylaw 1027-73 passed on'the 1 3th day cf August, 1973. A copy of the Bylaw is furnîshed herewith. "A note giving an explanation of the purpose and effect'cf, the Byîavw and stating 'the lands affected thereby is aIso furnished herewitW'". Any person interested may, within fourteen (14> days after the date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Whitby notice of his objection to approval of the said Bylaw together with a statement of the grounds of such objection. The Ontario Municipal Board may approve of the said Bylaw but before cjoing so it may appoint a time and place when any objection ta the Bylaw wiII be considered. Notice of any hearing that rmmvbe held wiII be given onîy to persans who have Ief t with or delivered ta, the Clerk undersigned, the address te which notice of hooring is ta b. sent. The lest day for final objections wilI be the i st day of Noveiber 1973. DATÈD at the Towni cf Whitby this l8th day of October 1973. Wm. H. Wallace, A. M. C. T., C 1ERK, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontario THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY BY- LAW NUMBER 1027-73 BEING A BY-LAWTO AMEND ZON ING BY- LAW NUMB39R 2"5 (AS AMEN DEDI WHEREAS the Corporation of the Town of Whitby deems it advisaýble to amend By-Iaw Number 2585, as amended. NOW THEREFORE. BE IT ENACTED AND IT IS HEREBY ENACTED a s a By-law of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby by the Council thereof as f olîows: 1. That Section 16 1>)b> and Section 16 (2> (a> and <b> be and are hereby repeaîed and replaced by the following: '16 (1) <b> Non-Residential Uses FREE PRESS BUSINESS DURECTGRY tIJWO-WAY RADIO I)M$ALLATION i - ANTENNAS FBATURING CHIANNEL MASTER,« CROWN eIIL.1*1 Installation - Repaîrs MIeCE UPD lits cOMIS SRVICI & MASTER YSTM FOR APARTME4TS ASK ABSOUT OUR LO ClnEnnS . TV Anw. »oService 1.0W RICE 11Vus FIRti61 OSH4AWA cOiAW 6 .723-9525 KIN3G W ur 725 50 RIS 544 ADELAIDE W- S' IRGwNS TV WER SERVICE tu6 SEATISE WEST àkhamm723.3l7 AUIOI Body and Fender Repairs Welding Ffrst Ulass Workmanship M4 &rock Street North j WhitbY ITbQýç 60-27M7 taMr INSTALLATION & REýPAIRS YOWERS - ROTORS ANTENNAS' RÀDIO DISPATCHED OSHAWA 579m-3451 body- AUTO BOIT Complete Collision and -Painting Service Insurance work Towing Courtesy Cars Free Estimates' 161 Valley Rd. 7151 jax a hotel a motel a motor vehicle sales establishment an eat(ng establishment drive in retail stores a retail nursery a parking lot a public use in accordapce with the provisions of Section 6 (16) a public garage 16 (2) (i0 fi>) (iv) (vi> (Vii) (viii> (x (xi) ~ZONE PROVISIONS a> Residential uses, in accordance with Section 7 hereof (b> Non-Residential uses - Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 6 (12> no pirsan shal within any C2 Zone use any lot or erect, ater or use any building or structure except in accordance with-ý,the follovwing provisions; Lot Area Minimum Lot Frontage Minimum Lot Depth Minimum Lot. Coverage Maximum. Front Yard Minimum Rear Yard Minimum Exterier Side Yard Minimum Interior Side Yard Minimum 2 acres 200 feet 200 feot 40% cf the lot ar, 35 feet 25 foot 35 feet 25 feet Landscaped Open Space Minimum 10% cf the lota Height of Building Maximum 35 foot Property abutting a residential, deveîopmnent. Institutional Flood, or Open Space Zone. Where the front, side or rear lot line abutsa Residential, Deveoprnent, Institutional, Fl- ccd or Open Space Zone, Pîanting strips adjoining such ab- utting lot line; or portion thereof, shaîl be provided within the C2 zone, in accordance with the requirements for plant- ing strips set out in Section 6(15>. area (xii> Parking, Accessory Buildings etc. ln accordance with the provisions of Section 6 (xiii> Any development must be in accordance with an approved site plan. (xiv) Where any lot can be deveîoped in association with adjoining properties, and with common access the foregoing provisions of Section 16 (2> (i) to (xii> shaîl not apply." 3. This by-Iaw shaîl corne into force on the date it was passed by the Council of the Town cf Whtby subject to the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board. BY-LAW READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 13TH DAY 0F AUGUST, A.D., 1973. W. Wallace (Clerk) D.G. Newman (Mayor) EXP LANATORY NOTE PURPOSE AND EFFECT 0F BY- LAW NUMBER 1027-73 THE PURPOSE'AN D EF FECT 0F BY- LAW NUMBER 1027-73 IS TO AMEND THE REGULATIONS FOR (C2) HIGHWAY COMM- ERCIAL ZONESIN THE AREACOVERED BYZONING BY-LAW NUMBER 2585. ALL MATERIAL FILED CONCERNING THIS BY-LAW IS ON FILE AND OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION AT THE BROOK- UN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES, 14, CHURCH STREEY.1BR-- 00K UN, ONTARIO. WHERE YOU WILL FIND TH1E FASHIIONS FINEST OSHAWA CENTRE TEitipwmONI728-8442 DRESSES SUITS ATTENTION FARMERSII WHYý PAY MORE?1 SA Vil cm SDoiSELFuEL Faim Tank> end Pumps Avaisable DX- IL OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLIECI Fire Report by Busy Beciver Weekly, 1 wiIl be reporting on activities concerning the Whitby Fire Department. Some aspects featured each week wiIl be fire cail summaries, special happenings within the Department and, poses permitting, perhaps a few candid photographs of the exciting action of the W.F.D. The W.F.D. responded to the following calis from October 1 2th to October 1 8th. October 12th at 11: 30 a.m., faulty coleman stove ignited rug at 22 Eastbourne Beach. October 13th at 7:21 a.m., check smell of gas at 141 Hillcrest Drive. At 12:11 p.m., rescue oeil at 311 Gýarrard Road. At 12:56 p.m., rescue oeil at 50 Ferguson Avenue. October l6th at 6:46 p.m., garage fire at 1022 King Street. October 1 7th at 5i43 p.m., rubbish fire at industrial minerais on Harbour Street. October l8th at 4:15 p.m., wash down on Dundas Street East. &iturday aftemnoon, October 1 3th, was the scene of an' exciting, fun-filled basebali game at Centennial Park. The match featured the Whitby Fire Department Members coming up against the heaviiy favoured and powerful Whitby Police Department. The outcome produced a victory for the Police Squad as they ran up a 22-6 score against their opponents. Big hitters in the game were ail the players on both teams, but the Police managed to hit the bail more times and a littie bit further than the Firefighters, in their efforts to preserve the win. Appreciation night followed, the basebali game on Saturday evening. This developed into a gala event, for the 190 persons in attendance.. Among those present were Mayor Des Newman,Region- ai, Councillors Gerry Emm and John Goodwin, Councillors Jin Gartshore and Don Lovelock, and Ontario Fire Marshall representative Norm Atkin. The presence of a large majority of Fire Department and Police personnel added tremendously to the success of the evening. Fire Chief Ed Crouch fulfilled as Master of Ceremonies and was assisted by Mayor Newman, Councillor Emm, Mr. Atkin, and Deputy Fire Chief Warren Mowet in the Leo's Separate School in Brooklin. Firefighters gave an excellent demonstration for the students and teachers in attendance. Exhibiting the techniques required to operate the aerial was an important part of the program. The students were advised of each operation through the use of a P.A. system by the Captain in charge of the display. YOUR AD IN THIS SPACE WILL BE SEEN BY 24,000 READERS PER WEEK! FREE PRESS ADS PAY! ...VMWMM 1