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Council to defer BIA vote til after May 31 meeting -Scugog council will put off any decision on changes to the Business Improvement Area (BIA) formula until after a BIA general meeting May 31. Council agreed to the re- quest Monday afternoon after receiving two letters from BIA president Tom Mitchell. One of the letters outlined the purpose of the May 31 meet- ing, and extended an invitation to councillors to attend. The other outlined the background of the formation of the Port Perry BIA, and ended with a strong plea for council to Clean up first Highway 7A, but because of an error in planning, insufficient land was left between two lots for the walkway. And the present homeowners say they don't want a public walkway running so close to their houses. Committee members sug- gested that Ribcor should build a walkway through the park which could be used by students attending 'elementary schools support the BIA in general and the BIA board of directors. On April 30, the Board asked council to amend the by- law to change the formula un- der which each of the nearly 100 members of the BIA makes an- nual contributions to the BIA budget. The directors asked for the change to be based on "mini- mum-maximum" contributions. Under this proposed formula no individual member would pay more than 10 per cent of the to- would pay less than one-half of A development company looking for approval for 11 lots in Port Perry will be told by Township council to first clear up some loose ends in the Victo- rian Village subdivision. | Council's planning commit- tee agreed Monday afternoon that Ribcor Developments must clean up the park area in Victo- rian Village, correct some on-. going drainage problems and provide a walkway so residents on Highway 7A. of the area can access Highway Ribcor has filed an applica- TA. : tion for 11 building lots on the The main bone of conten- westside of Ash Street. tion as far as committee mem- bers are concered is the walk- way. : Victorian Village was sup- posed to have a walkway to The planning committee sees no problem approving these lots but wants the prob- lems in Victorian Village ad- dressed first. AADARAAAAAAANAANAALAANLAA AAA AAMAAAAAAA »n An AAA AAMAAAAAANAMAANANMALAA AA AAADAANAMAAASLAN Ah A A AA AAA AAALNAAAN Ah AAANANAAAAAA » A AAA AAA AAAMMA A AA AA AANA ANANAANNAAN OY EE cr N ana we] for * A"REMEMBER" [7 A ~~ ® ~ N oo] Mother RING [= Lanara] $199.50 it's a band of love In an Py ata"a eternity style set with a ao Se seven sparkling diamonds | ~~." - A gift she will cherish haa wh always. oN a" aa] - A tremendous value at PR Pata" A $199.50 in 10 k gold. Ea, [7a n] See it today at ... xX PENTLAND JEWELLERS tal' budget and no member one per cent. But at the April 30 meet- ing, several members of the BIA spoke against the proposed change in the formula. Bill Stevenson, who oper- ates an appliance repair shop on Queen Street, told council that just over 40 BIA members had indicated in writing they are opposed to the changes. In his letter to council, dat- ed May 3, Mr. Mitchell said the purpose of the May 31 BIA gen- eral meeting will be to explain fully the issues at hand; to open the floor to hear the views of all those who attend the meeting; and to conduct three votes on whether to continue to have a Port Perry BIA; whether to adopt the min-max formula; and whether there is member- ship support for the current BIA board of directors. h A ~ aa ~ Hal RJ »~ h A "J FYE pa 174 Queen St., Port Perry 985-7641 : wr ueen St., FO e x h A ) aan a A a a ry A AAR AAANAAMAAAAAMAAAAAA aa > ~ AA DAAAN A AAAAANAAAN AA AAAAAAANAANA PUPP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP WP WP WP SP UP WNP WN NP NPN NN WS Carpets Cleaned the Von Schrader Dry Foam Method jeaving a Lemony Fresh Scent. 10% DISCOUNT for April & May SERA oi FR AR - Ae aiso clean ... PAL. AQ a ! + *UPHOLSTERY 4 CAR & BOAT INTERIORS "YWALLS & CEILINGS "CQMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL DMPONT MASTERSERIES | COMPARE THE RATE! 21 165 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-8435 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 8, 1990 -- 3 The partners of FOWLER, DAVIES BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS are pleased to announce that SHELDON WOOD has joined the firm and will be practising law in the areas of REAL ESTATE, CORPORATE - COMMERCIAL, and ESTATE LAW. FOWLER, DAVIES BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS 175 North Street, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1B7 (416) 985-8411 CIRCULAR SOUNDS 24 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-0804 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Cassettes - $10.99 C.D.s - $18.99 7 On Mother's Day express your love ... with music The Boss is Away! ...and the Staff is 'making its own Deals for the month of May ... Come in and take advantage of the boss! FULL SERVICE = & DELIVERY & INSTALLATION by _ CERTIFIED SOLID FUEL TECHNICIAN