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4-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday June 17, 2003 ~ONParking in subdivisions ON@LINl is a bit! issue: report EMERGNDCY RESPONSE CENTRE OPEN HOUSE Sunday June 22, 2003 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. Officiai Opening Ceremonies: 1:00 p.m. TOUR CAMPBELLVILLE'S COMBINED FIRE, AMBULANCE & POLICE FACILITY ENJOY FAMILY ENTrERTAINMENT, BBQ & PRIZES 2665 Reid Side Road, Campbellville (Juat South of the 401 and west of Guelph Lin., adjacent to Ridley windows) Brought to you by... NOTICE 0F INTENT TO PASS AN AMENDING BY-LAW TO REMOVE A HOLDING SYMBOL TOWN 0F MILTON B..D lavegeut ac bas reluted thaï tii.Comudof the Coporaionof the Tlmn of Miten paan andn by-law under subatm 36(4) of the Planning Act to reinove a holding symboi front a zonlng by-Iaw. The remnoval of the holding symbol would have the effect of aflowing die use of the property for single detached residenial condo"nnum units. The property is located te the rear of E.C. Dniiy School with frontages on bot Ontario Street and Cbilds Drive. The lands arc legally described as Part of Lot 12, Concession 3 (Trafalgar) in thse Town of Milton, Regional Munîcipuity of Halton. It is aniclpated that the amnending by-law wil be brougbt forward for Cowsil's consideration on: Dae: Nm.day, Jane 23, 2003 Tm: 7:30 p.,,w pIaoe: Couridil Chasuiws Town Hall, 43 ll.o w soeMil If paase bytCotncil onue 23, 200, die aniending by-inw wçuld omte into effect immediatrly. Pleaseetha the$araing Act does not provivlhe public with any htWorappeai witb respect to Couicil's adptionof an arnen<ing by-law to rernove a holding "bwol Aay' intm tedp d4 isige add«sueilwith respect to thui 4-aw Mnuta ko a written rezett heTo Cenoléeta n he Wds& ror to the Wtidate. raqua i né4mm d84 4p o O dê mn" y-4w and onybu kpound isortation wil be&W fr3.0 l Yat >Mp«ý a copy of which T. Mcarx, Town clerk ibiA OfMilton 43 Brown Sieet Milton, Ontario. L9T 5H2 Applican HD. tnvestnmb Als& File Number 2-1914.1 -tromn SMOKING on page 3 made tl a pri(irity lui respond quickly tI standing water complaînis. Ottuer pants oetfticbylass repotindicated parking in ness subdivisions lbas become a linge isshue. Statisiics show ihoe kinds cil' cniiijiaiits have n seîî 701 peir cnt tliîs quarter cci last. Mi. Smiith said cails onilucte nesidetis ulîset tiat panke tris are tîluckiîg drrîeways. Thie issue et parkinîg hasn'i been luisi cii tîîwn reunn il. A parkinîg survey stariii Match. 1w o tuncrect ratidoini questioin- nîaires were dîstribnîîed. asking residenis ibings lîke il theyre having trouble park- ing, how maîîy vehîcles ihey own and whai kind îhey are. Resulis are expecie t ic be presented îo ceunicillors seme lime ibis month. Animal complainîs have also risen 53 per cent ibis quarter compared to0 ast, arrording tri the report. 'l bey include r ail' that people walking their dogs arenit pick- ing up poop lif behind. Mr. Smith said one oui oe very lfivecJtam- lies bas a dog, and since Mition's popula- tion is growi ng witb t amie,t only makes sense i liai (log complaiiits 5Ill i n rease. Encouraging news s s complaints reg'ard- ing building code svilations t'eil by about 90) per cent ibis qnîarler ver sus last quarter. Mr. Smitîh said buildting coîde violations vs cre probleiiîaiic last year because de\ eet opers ssere proreeding \vith ciostruction wiibout tiaving the proper permnits. Thcîse issues seem te have been resolved and he said tlhe expectation is thai building code violations will be kepi tu a minimumn n 2003l. Jasonî Misnc'r cati he reacIîed ut jmua- nert'4milîoicanadianclihanipion.c-om. Night clubs handed fines for permitting -smoking Two Milton establishments pleaded guilty in provincial offences court last week to a number of smoking-relaîed charges. Yahooz Music Grill on Chisholm Drive and the H-ardball Café on Regional Road 25 were both handed fines June 9. Yahooz was ordered 10 pay $1,500 for three charges under Multon's no-smoking hylaw, which prohibits smoking in bars and restaurants. A fine of $500 was ordered for each charge. The offences occurred in April. Last month, Yahooz was convicted in court and ordered 10 pay a total of $2,000 for four charges that were laid in February under the no-smoking bylaw. Thse Hardball Café was ordered to, pay a total of $1,395 for nine charges- $155 for each one - under the no-smoking bylaw. The charges stem from offences in March and one in Octoher of last year. m - - - m"zdý Coillit 109 G ý 11, d v. 11 s klv - !iýp Fil, 0 7ý