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Mr. McDonald said there are currently no major highway projects underway to draw aggregate through a wayside - permit; he added there is plenty of aggregate already available from pits operating in the area. "There's no need for it," he said. "There's no justification for it with everything south." Still, the residents, whose properties back on to a 100- acre lot owned by a Scarborough businessman, pushed the coun- cil to make a resolution opposing a sand pit, or a severance to create a subdivision. Land owner Eid Attia has asked the province to carry out testing to determine the vacant land's viability for pit extraction. Ward 4 Councillor David Dietlein proposed the resolu- tion, but it received no backing from council. He last promised to draft a resolution, to be pre- sented to council at a special meeting next Monday (Oct. 3). The residents wanted action Monday, however. "If we're going to stop it, we have to do it before the permit 1s 1ssued," said spokesman John Rickey. 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