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' oH i, XR x) po RR <5 CA EE AS AS SE Ey i Sms R Ws > Cah C3AY GR ER Real? aka PR Lo VEY hae RE A SU) Y BE CL CC Plans for the Port Perry IGA expansion were delayed once again last Monday at the regular meeting of Scugog Council. Jim Grieve, manager of the store was present to outline to the new council what has been done to date and get a verbal approval of the site plan. The new open air ice skating rink situated on the 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues., December 30, 1980 IGA expansion hits another snag .|. But before he left, council had decided to hold another meeting with residents of Mary Street, who oppose the site plan because trucks would be entering the IGA loading area by way of Mary Street. Visibly upset, Mr. Grieve told the Star that it was his pad of the old arena on Water Street is now open and ready for family skating. Already it has been seeing some good use, according to the organizers. Above are some of those involved with the project, from left, Brian Callery representing the Kinsmen Club who are helping with clearing and policing thé. rink, Greg Durkee; Dave Irvine and Keit responsible for getting the projec Geer, the boys t started, and Ken Elliott. The ice is great, andiimited to skaters only. A ------ CREATIVE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS * Fully Qualified Installers & Carpenters * Full Line of Alcan Aluminum Products including Seamless Eavestroughing NRA E * Free Estimates - 2 Year Guarantee on Installations JE : Alcan : E PORT PERRY | g idin 9 i = 985-9121 | Products : LTT TTT for your needs in SALES & LEASING of all MAKES & MODELS see... GENE HURST 200 MAIN STREET N., UXBRIDGE 852-3334 feeling that his site plan had the blessing of the old council and that he should not have to go through this procedure again. In addition to meet- ings between Mr. Grieve and the Mary Street residents, two OMB hearings have been held, both siding with the . plans submitted by Mr. Hockey is only allowed when there is. nobody skating Grieve. He told the Star that he doesn't mind meeting with the Mary Street residents again, but as far as he is concerned nothing will be accomplished from it. "We are not backing off now on anything," he said. "If the IGA is to go ahead with an on the rink, and scoring to. organizers will be enforced rigaly. , INSULATION INSPECTION SERVICES Specializing In ... MODERN BLOWN ATTIC INSULATION AND IMPROVED VENTILATION / "Handling the C.H.I.P. Program" f Fully Insured and Bonded. FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL UXBRIDGE 416-852-6090 or 852-5807 1 Hairdressing 3. Landscaping 4. Learn to Play Guitar SCHOOL | PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Registration will take place for the following courses on TUESDAY, JANUARY 6th between 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. All courses will begin on Tuesday, January 13th, 1981. 5. Home & Cottage Wiring 2. Furniture Refinishing 6. Introductory Stained Glass 7. Ski Equipment Maintenance 8. Income Tax Preparation All courses are 20 hours in length except Ski Equipment and Income Tax, which are 10 hour courses. FEES: 20 hrs. - $15.00 Some courses require additional material fees. 10 hrs. - $7.50 expansion it will have to be the way the engineers and planners have designed it." The idea for the meeting came after about an hour of dialogue between council and Mr. Grieve, in which they discussed the problems of the waterway underneath the proposed expansion and Queen Street and the site plan. Prior to setting up a meet- ing with the Mary Street residents, council also suggested that Mr. Grieve, council, the consultants (Totten, Sims, Hubicki and D.G. Biddle and Associates) and possibly Mrs. Marj Tripp get together to discuss some of the problems with water flow. An expansion on the IGA will cause some problems to the Tripp property in the case of a '100 year storm" (similar to Hurrican Hazel) and to date this has not been resolved between the two parties. John McDermott, and associate planning director with Totten, Sims, Hubicki told council that there is an existing problem, and they would like to make sure it doesn't get worse. But it was council's deci- sion to hold another meeting with Mary Street's residents that upset Mr. Grieve the ™ most. He told council that he wanted to know where he stood in regards to the site plan, and at one time.went so far as to ask them to turn it down rather than continuing » p to delay it. Councillor; Wolters, said that he felt council had to make it possible for Mr. Grieve to x and his-huysi- ness and ndt to hold it up, providing it 'meets all of the requirements of the engi- neers, council; etc. At this point in the meet- ing, it appeared that council was about to give a verbal approval, but when a Mary Street resident stood up from the audience and criticized . the site plan, council decided on a meeting. Mr. Grieve told the Star that he would hate to leave 'the main street of Port Perry, because he feels their present location is ideal and an asset to the town, but if he - . can't enlarge he will have no alternative but to find a new location. "Council is going to have to get off of their rears and *make a decision," he concluded. Settlement Housel - . in the Heart of Port Perry 183 QUEEN STREET - 985-8234 WALLPAPER J . SALE- | | 205: |- Sale Starts January 1st, 1981. 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