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Stm*Irno YIrmtnP.IrnDMm Lqi By Mike Kowalski >Eight weeks and counting and StUR no deal. WHITBY SALESPERSON, N 11990 AT 1 RFM" P That, is bow long it. bas been since the Ontario government opened the door te removing JOHN ANTONY Ph.D. associate broker LETMESE e Y -R OM WHITBY RESIDENT WHITBY COMPANY OSHAWA REAL ESTATE BOARD TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD FREE EVALUATIONS REMAX SUMMIT REALTY 1991> LTD. ~~MW RES: 430-8403 BUS: 668-3800 *MLS LISTINGS SOLD. BASED ON OSHAWA & DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARDS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE DATA L Fr DPENABL ral st diewthuobgaon iACRES IN AREA 0F FINE HOMES North of Whitby $300,00. Creek runs thru property. Anne Tane* 668-6171 or 668-4334. BEAUTIFUL 10 BLDG. LOT ACRES .75' X200' IN KENDAL RICE LAKE 15 mins. to 401, 2 storey, 4~Ae ffiehms bdrm. home, ve Ary privaite $6 90 h om-s trout pond, cose to $690 hr o Ganaraska Forest. Offered mute to Oshawa. Cali at $349,900. Cali for -p t.for directions. Anne Rita Hadden* or 'gon Tarie* 668-6171 o r Jordan* 668-6171. 668-4334. potentially dangerous PCBs fromâ te derelict ferry boat in Wbitby barbour. But according to the owner's lawyer an ~agreement may soon ha at liand te move the POBa fromn the ferry 1», Whitby Hydro'S steragefacilhty on Taunton Rd. "We're very close," said Mark Frayne, solicitor for, Whitby businessman Art Robinson, owner of the Prince Edward Island ferry. "Fin sure once. sometbing han- pens the presa releases will b flyin» said Frayne. diAtewoug, lie would not in- dicte . atorwbo, is holding up the deal, Frayne did say the three-cornered agreement is a «complicated" one. ultas a matter of making sure everyone's happy with.i, said Frayne. Two months ago,, the Onitario cabinet passed ar. order-in-coun- cil *absolving Whitby Hydro of any liability fur the 76-year-old vessel'sPCBs. The province will take ful responsibility if an accident in- volving the PCBs occurs wbile the cemical is on Hydro's pro- pTe province will also absolve HIydro of any expenses involved in moving and storing the POBs sbouldRobin son default on bis part of the tripartite agreemnent. These bad been p rime con- cerns of the Whitby Hydro Elec- fric Commission when it agreed to. accept the PCBs earlier this year. POBs (polycblorinated .bipbenyls) are a man-made che- mical used in some ouas. Production of PCBs was ban- ried in the 1970s after it was linked to cancer in laboratory animais. Two transformera on-the ferry are filled with pure POBs. A third transformer contains minerai. ou with- low-level PCB contamination, slightly above the acceptable standard of 50 parts per million. In addition, there are two 40- gallon drums on the boat which contain PCB-contaminated bu e water taken from the vessel's bull. Neither Hydro general mana- ger Tom MaLy nor commission chairman Bill Lawler were avail- able for comment. Durham Centre MPP Drum- mond White, who announced cabinet's decision, had no know- ledge of why an agreement bas not ben signed. «I personally haven't heard, the only thing. we can do at this point is wait, -said White. Although admitting he is not close to the discussions, White could not understand the delay. «I think we -as a governmnent have taken every step we could,» said White. The Town of Whitby and Hydro are to be «commen d" for their willingness to participate, said White. «I certainly hope Mr. Robinson and bis' lawyer are willing to follow through with the - agree- ment," he added. An exasperated Whitby Mayor. Bob Attersley could not shed any further ligit on the matter.. .ý «Ask thé province of Ontari they're looking after it,» said s"Sance 1 pecame a ev NataHlS woman, I've lout 43V. lbe., and 1,11 neyer gaindiem back!" Jackie C. Take it (rom Jackie C. She,ý lost 481/ inches and 4 clothing sizes and she looks. as great as she feels. You can be a Beverty His Woman and look greait oo. " NO PRE PACKAGED FOODS " MEDICALLY SUPERVISED CLINICS " NO EXERCISE " NO OIMMICKS BE VE B LV MILS Cali-today for a free Consultation WHITBY 223 Brook St. N. 666-5050, GoSHAWA 555 SI MCOE'ST. S. #3' NOW OPEN! 1 PICKERING 1550- Kingston Rd. 420-4220 LOCAllOm N I-*wooOsTocK *sTRATFoRD - OWEN sSND e cowNawoôoD aMiDLAND * PORT ELGiN a BRANTFORD FERGUS *GODERWCH *BARRIE a BRAMPM O IUA Attersiley. «We were told it would be out, of there shortly, ask themn. Bet- ween the province and the feds we were told everything would be under control.» Notingý that the Town has been tryîig o. remove the boat smnce 1987,ý Attersley said "I guess it <will aSit- ,there ,for another five years.' Originally destined -foir'the Caibban as'a floating generat- ing station the ferry has been a sore p oint f'or the Town. .When the municipality tried to, force the issue a few years ago, it was thwarted in its efforts bythe federal government. Town officials were unaware that Robinson was paying dock- ingfeea to Ottawa. B ut last year, after the bar- bour was reclassified, the muni- cipality laid trespassing charges againat Robinson. I addition, the Town's solici- tor is seekinq a court injunction ordering Robinson to remove the vessel. If granted, Robinson would be subject to fines and/or imprison- ment if he failed to comply.' Meanwhile, no decision bas been made on wbether Robinson W'111 be-.subject to -prosecution from Environîment Canadaý Ail PCBs and contaminated >material aboard the. ferry bave been - designated. as waste and ordered removed. * Spokes'man Peter Levedag said the ministry is awai"tin*g the, out- come of the deal with Wbitby Hydro before proceeding furtber. 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