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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1981, WIIITBY FREE PRESS Planning officiais corne out against Brooklin, Herrema expects politicians will be iii favour CONT'f FRONt PC. I you make tue assumption you neyer have to develop Brooklln, then it is a finan- cial disaster." However, Hadden aiso said that if council assumes that development would eventually go ahead then CBC's proposai is a good one. "There's two extremes, BROOKLIN and where you saw it off makes ail the difference," he said. Thie other two departmen- ts that are reviewing the proposai are expected te support it. Finance department of- ficiais say that the develop- ment wiii be a financiai benefit te the region. They have aiso rejected 655-4521 8:30 amn to 6 pin Except ihurs. & Fri. Nights til 9 pmn the assumptions of regional planners that Brooklin wiii oniy bring in people who would have come to the region anyway and that the hamiet wîll not require Durham water and sewer services in the near future. Finance officiais have said that the development wiil bring in about 5,000 peoffie who will corne to the region because of the development and water and sewer services will have to be extended to Brookiin within the next decade. The, including interest on the debenture, cost of exten- ding the water and sewer lines to the hamiet has been estimated at $20 million. Sources say that the position of the finance depart.ment is supported by the public works depar- tment. Besides seeking per- mission to build the 2,700 homes, CBC has promised to bring 350,000 square feet of industry to Whitby. Recently, the developer announced that they were negotiating with an industry that wiil provide ap- ~m " [ B _______________ e - fnizen concentrated unsweetc-ned Suncrnp 12 112 fi. oz. tin fine granulated 2 kg hag for the grill cut from Canada grade A beef Swift Prentium 175 g pkg. cooked ham ............ 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ASSORTED FLAVORS proximately 700 new jobs for the region in Brookiin if the deveiopmeflt plans are given the green light. Planning departmeflt staff members have said, and supporters of the project have agreed, that the "leap- frogging" developmeflt in front of regional coundil is contrary to standard plan- ning principies. However, supporters of the scheme say that it is badly needed because Durham is seeking new in- dustry and housing to use its abundant water and sewer services. Earlier this year, regional council raised water and sewer user rates by an average of 20.5 per cent with another five per cent in- crease, minimum, in 1982. Supporters of the scheme say that the developmnent of Brooklin will not only in- crease assessment and help keep user rates down but will use the now empty Whitby water supply plant. The $8 million facility, it is said, has so few users that it is shut down during the win- ter months. Regional Chairman Gary Herrema said last week that he expects the proposai to cause fierce debate on the council floor, however, he predicted that many coun- cillors wili accept the scheme because they ran election campaigns suppor- ting new development. If councillors accept the proposai, it could mark the end of seven years of debate at the town and the regional level over this project. Durham Regional Couxicil is expected to deal with the expansion of Brookiin at its meeting next week. Region rej ects airport Durham Regional Council has rejected a resolution calling for the construction of the always controversial Pickering Airport. Instead, councillors direc ted planning department staff to open talks with federal government officials to deterrnine a plan for the land's future use. Sorne councillors said that the land had become a "4rural slurn" and criticized the federal government for allowing the airport site to deteriorate.. Councillors aiso said that barns on unoccupied airport sitesq are in need of repairs cernent to build an airport was made in lW73. Stoner said that counril CONT'D ON PC. 26> 450 g pkg. discover summer with Canada Packers BROWN'S F OODMASTER