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Items from Whitby Council agenda(s) Monday, June 14,1993 Recommenda- tions from the Planning and Development Committee That a proposed land use plan prepareci by planning staff for a 33-acre site east of Thickson Road South and south of Burns Street be approved and that a public meeting be heid to discuss an off iciaI plan amendment based on the land use plan. The now vacnat property is designated industriai in Whtby's and Durham Region's officiai plans, but many residents north of the site have opposed lndustry In that location. A 258-unit subdivision comprised of single homes, seml-detached and townhouses has been proposed by the three different parties which each own separate portion of the property. Carried That a rezoning app'1cation f rom Group 2 Development Ltd. for a gas bar/car wash/service station on the southeast corner of Taunton Road and Garden Street be approved. Foilowlng - discussions with Town staff, the developer agreed to replace the off ice building proposai with a plan to develop the eastern portion of the property as four slngle-family lots. Carried That a rezoning application from John Letros for 511-515 Brock St. S. b. approved but kept In a holding zone category until unresolved concernis about the project area dealt with to staff 's satisfaction. Letros plans to develop the existîng slngle-tamly homes into professional offices, but problems with the site's storm sewer capacity must f irst b. corrected. Carried. Recommenda- tions from the I ees, which staff estkmate wiii cost the Town $8,830 for thie remaincler of the year. Carrled Whitby kids share toys with Davis Inlet Innu The three children of John and Lori Beswick of Whitby are shipping off a favourite toy te Davis Inlet. Working through Innushare, a ~'l. newly-formed Durham Region group, the children are donating their toys "because the kids up there have gonthing to do but sniff gasoline," says chair Mary Wood. The toys formi part of a third shipment of supplies from Innushare which was formed when news of the Davis Inlet children's second mass suicide attempt made world headlines last winter. Wood says, "There's 90 per cent alcoholisn up there but we're working with the women the chief and tL 'Skueuts Kamiti' (wonien's committee). We're not trying to turn them into Whitby homemakers, we're supporting their own efforts to rebuild family life." Wood says that the Innu women are trying to set up a pair of projects -- a moms and tots program in which babies get early childhood education while mothers learn craft and parenting skills, and an after-school program for pre-teens, giving them something productive to do with their time. "We've got wonderful support fromn local Durhamn Region merchants, Canadian Airlines and Air Labrador. We've already shipped around 500 ldlograms of soap, shampoo, toys and Enster candy for the band. "They especially want educational toys and that's when Lori Beswick said hier kids would give their Duplo set. innushare appreciates it and so wiIl the children of Davis Inle.." T o learn more about the work of Innushare, cc'tact Wood at 430-1653. Valour award for Whitby hero A Whitby man recently recel- yod a national award of valeur for bis rescue of a moterist last November. Craig Green, 31, risked his life te save the motorist from a humn- i 'ng pick-up after a crash on Highway 401 near Ajax. The truck later exploded. Ho was honoured in Winnipeg recently and last week received a plaque from transportation minister Gilles Pouilot at the National '1'iansprtation Week breakfast of champions awards in Toronto. Green is a CP employee at the Agincourt Yard in Scarborough. SIDING *WINDOWS eDOORS SOLARIUMS .SUNDECKS e CABANAS eKITCHENS é BATHROOMS e REC ROOMS FREE ESTIMATES QUALITY WORKMANSHIP .PS V ............H.... WHITBY FREE PRESS RTRY CA Pl.#. . . . . . . . . . .1 Whitby F7roo Press Wodnosday Jure 16 1993. Page 3 Boy mj uSed iiaccidn A 4-year.old Jeffrey St. boy is listed in good condition in the Hospital for Sick Children after being struck by a car early Fri- day evening. Police say ho ran out from behind a parked van and was struck by a passing car and dent happened i n the driveway of the boy's husing complex, at 225 Jeffrey St. He was taken to Whitby General Hospital with a suspec- ted broken arm and scrapes on his head, anid late~r transferred te, Sick Kids. Fire causes $40,000 damage A kitchen fire caused an esti- mated $40,000 dama gete a house at 17 Marbury Ct. early Thursday evening. Police say a 28-year-old man was making french fries when the pot ho was using spewed caught fire. The victim was treated for miner burns te his foot and chest at the seene by ambulance atten- dents. There were ne other in- juries. [lCheck your plants for destructive pests. Physicaliy remove them whenever possible. !1Water your hanging baskets, planters and 'newly pianted gardens daily. Shallow hoe the gardon regularly. 4.1 Visit Vandermeer Nursery for a great selection of plants. GÎreat Garden Va uel G reat Garden Value HANGING BASKETS SHRUB SALE- Reg. SALEq $9 9 Nerway Spruce .... 24.50 17.50 (Reg. $14.95) Nest Spruce......21.00 14.99 PATIO PANTERS Yucca ............9.50 4.99 PAI LNES Mugho Pins ....29.95 19.50~ 1000 Colorado $Blue Spruce...77.00 59.9u9 PERENNIAL PROFILE DIANTHUS 'Zing Rose' Ilybright rose f loSrs appearln June and ltat hroughout the aurrnTer. Thtis low growtng type sa good ln rock gardens or as an edglng plant. 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