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Rian "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 17, 1991 - 3 Public meeting for Official Plan changes From Page 1 a semi-detached dwelling house and duplex dwellin house; and add semi-detache and duplex dwelling house uses to the Urban Residential Type 1 and Urban Residential Type 2 Zones. The Land Use Planning For Housing was instigated in J uly, 1989 by the Ministries of Hous- ing and Municipal Affairs to fo- cus on a number of housing is- Dolighan cartoons to provide a comic look at Township issues Introducing Dolighan... The Port Perry Star has added a fresh new look to page 6, the editorial page, with its own cartoonist, Tim Dolighan. Mr. Dolighan's cartoon will provide a satirical look at the people, places and events in the Township of Scugog. We hope you enjoy reading his work as much as he enjoys drawing them. Although he has no formal art training, he considers cartooning to be a hobby. Mr. Dolighan is currently study- ing at York University's Fa- culty of Education, in Ajax. Mr. Dolighan says he gets his ideas for the cartoons by following the news. He says he sees humor in everything, and is able to "see things sa- tirically." "People are funny if you just look at them in the right way," he says. sues including the range of housing types, the supply of land for residential develop- ment, streamlining the plan- ning process, residential inten- sification, and monitoring the provisions in the policy state- ment. Independent consulting firm Totten Sims Hubicki, has been preparing this plan on behalf of the township. This statement establishes housing policies and targets that will enable it to provide adequate and access- ible affordable housing. It was discovered during an analysis of housing supply and demand that sufficient residen- tial land existed at the present, but demand would exceed sup- ply in 10 to 15 years. It also de- termined that the range of housing was limited for resi- dents in the low to moderate in- come levels. Due to these findings the township found it necessary to create additional dwelling units through either new devel- opment or residential intensifi- cation. The zoning bylaw will be altered to permit a wider range of residential uses and reduce zoning standards to en- courage development on resi- dential lands. Although the housing state- ment is being prepared on be- half of the township, it is being kept up-to-date on its progress. Thieves grab small amount of liquor in LCBO breakin A break-in at the liquor store in Port Perry, netted a lone thief a small quantity of liquor, last Thursday. According to Durham Re- gional Police, one of the front window panels on the Liquor Control Board of Ontario store on Perry Street was smashed and a youth was seen running from the store with a small quantity of liquor at approxi- mately 3:20 a.m. No arrests have been made in the incident. Call 434-6161 \ Robert J. Gow For professional investment advice and service on a variety of products, including: » GICs = Treasury Bills = Strip Bonds = RRIFs = No-Fee RRSPs = Stocks = Bonds = Mutual Funds ROBERT J. GOW ie eased, k- Investment advisors to Canadian enterprise and enterprising Canadians 12 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario LIH 1A9 (Toronto Line) 683-1 08 1 Darlene Proudfoot, a planner at Totten Sims, presented an updated report to council dur- ing a meeting Sept. 9. According to Ms. Proudfoot, both the Ministry of Housing, and the Region of Durham's Planning Department have re- viewed the preliminary draft and reported back to her with comments. Ms. Proudfoot says as a re- sult of these suggestions, "there are some minor changes to Come home to small town Ontario at its best. make." These changes will be implemented and re-submitted to council on October 7. She an- ticipates council will approve the draft report a short time lat- er. The plan will be available for public comment and following the public's comments, barring no objection, it becomes law. Should there be any objections it must face an Ontario Munici- pal Board hearing. Ms. Proudfoot is concerned PORT PERRY BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA presents . . . Held Downtown Saturday, September 28th *Register Children now for the Scarecrow Contest and Parade. (Call LizyLou Decor Centre 985-2379) ¢ Cruisin' Classic Car Show e e Street Vendors ¢ Free Apples In anticipation of an increase in pedestrian traffic, Queen Street will be closed to motor -- vehicles from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Watch for off-street parking locations. Experience old fashioned charm & friendliness. about the prospect of such a hearing. She says there is a backlog of up to 18 months at the OMB and believes it could take almost three years before the planis passed. However, Earl Cuddie, clerk- administrator for the Township of Scugog does not anticipate that long of a wait. He says he has heard that matters pertain- ing to the Land Use Planning for Housing statement have been getting priority attention. pi Upper Canada e Back by popular demand! The Incorporated Militia of e Crafts e Fun for the whole family! ¢ Live Steam Locomotive e Exhibits - Sales Demonstrations e Miniature Live Steam Engines Saturday & Sunday Saptambar 28 & 29 1:00 - 5:00 pm. Both days Scugog Shores Historical Museum 1 mile east of Port Peny on Island Road 1/2 mile north of Hwy. 7A * Adults - Admission e Children - $1.50 e Seniors & Students $2.00 $2.50 Nw * Apple Bobbing, Corn Shelling * Sausage, Sauerkraut, Cider! e Sunday Only - The Golden Slippers! 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