CO a BE speemenes site of the north reneral Motors. In ree Ltd. joined the % ilthy industrial-com- - asf by 1907 Col. Sam had formed a sub- his original Mc- arriage Co. calling saughlin Motor Car | : THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, February 28, 1967 43A| Waverly Street to Park Road,| o, ge rim' Steet Se] OSL AV/A RUG. , 1 ul in |borough Avenue and from Wil-| ' ' , ' son Road to King Street at \ Riverside Drive. L ELANERS The southbound streets of the. : 2 north-south one-way street sys- ' o S e@cor tem, consisting of Brock Street, . Church Street, Centre Street,' }and Fairbanks Street have been| EP PEACE to keep peace with By FRED CROME Department of Highways, 2.8 reconstructed and widened. powth of industry in ' Commissioner of Public Works) million dollars; Other Sources,) Many other arterial streets : GES During the last three years/1.1 million dollars; Total 11.2;have also been paved, such as 2 CNR -- the "| (1964 to 1966) building permits| million dollars. sary Street, Olive Avenne Wha ices of the Oshawa ;;were issued for construction] The largest part of this pro-/ Harmony Road South, This has 2 * * vay in 1964, and the } |with a value of $77,000,000 dol-/gram was the construction of|resulted in greatly improved a 6 % engine tan in Osh: ; jlars. This represents as much pavements and bridges at aldriving conditions in the City. | "7 % 1964. ' : } ' : j construction as took place in the|cost of 7.3 million dollars. In the| Five major bridges and cul-| a A * a ] e , : TA, : [Preyinne 54% years from mid/three year period our mileage of | verts have been constructed in "7 6 % WH, ; . , : _ 11958 ty the end of 1963. | streets increased by 16 miles sO/the last three years, namely: a @ CS Y : ; . ' ee '| In this three year period build-|that we now have 191 miles of|}armony Road South at Can- "7 6 ¢ ] : : : i jing permits were issued for! streets in the City. ladian Pacific Railway, Simcoe! = 4 ¢ Wy 4 ; ; F 4,202 dwelling units and the| - We have constructed 19 miles|ctreet South at Oshawa Creek. | 6 % di Z 4 : ; ee : m jvalue of industrial and com-|of new pavement and have com-|Rond Street at Harmony Creek. B @ ¢ eZ ' 4 : mercial building permitsipletely reconstructed and/ojjye Avenue at Harmony Creek a s. @ p te amounted to 23 million dollars.|widened 6 miles of existing) and John Street over Oshawa i % g) Gy This rapid growth has resulted|pavement. In addition, 34 miles] Creek and Centennial Parkway. 8 % GA jina greatly increased work loadjof gravel road have _ been} Almost 3 milli doll oct a C C} EZ jfor the Public Works Depart-!covered with a hot-mix asphalt} '™0 AE OURS ee a eer ZB jment and in this period a con-|surface treatment. been spent in sewer construc- e oct on ee jstruction program on roads,| The major projects have in-|tion and an additional trickling | = peclalinte in = lsewers, and other services| volved the new one-way street/ filter a er iat at the a = nstall a new -- amounting to -1.2 million dol-|system. King Street has been Sewage treatment plant. -- "" st lake than > jlars has been completed. lreconstructed and widened from) Much has been done but the eS At Our Plant S The funds for this public) the west city limit to Stevenson, growth predictions for Oshawa | Or In Your Home" es S peng Lat ete hess provided! Road, from Park Road to Mc-| would indicate that a high rate = on the following basis: Millan Drive and from. Wilson|of public works construction } ' S | Municipal Taxes, 4.2 million' Road to the east city limit. still be required in the future to! OSHAWA'S COMPLETE VICE dollars; Service Charges to De-| Bond Street has been con-|keep pace with the needs of a CLEANING COMPANY velopers, 3.1 million dollars,:structed. from King Street at: progressive community. , MEN RUG, BROADLOOM Mi NAME RN ROBT. McLAUGHLIN (Sixth From Right) AT WEST PLANT OFFICE G.M. Photo ! = UPH mrarkky LA ..- Some Of His McLaughlin Carriage Co. Employees Are Shown Also | = CLEANING ---- 'amay unewse! COULTER MANUFACTURING (CO. LID. || © lands sufficiently large to pro- ' a a | y : vide some surface parking. : med Stressed In City a ight the appeal of the civic Serving The Automotive Industry area could be enhanced by a theatre suitable for both stage Since 1930 f or r an enewda u V 'and screen presentations. 2 : Also recommended: that the ' peanaaae ean Pa a ee A ah cal ide| downtown area should prohibit TO P Q U AL j TY PRO D U CTS The Gity of Oshawa is hopefuljincreasing number of vacan-)prepare a plan which will guide hevelaement: that that Central Mortgage and|cies. jit through this transition ea rythm ba building. "helght Housing Corp. will agree to its} Oshawa was turned down injsound residential and commer-| ste : ; cialists In pr that an urban renewal/1950 when it asked for an urban|cial developments. pect poping Bit poet Because of Modern Equipment a - study fs needed here. |renewal study because CMHC! Wandless says a key empha-} Bs : 2 H H | 'The City Planning Board|didn't consider any area blight-|sis in any such plan should be|mum ft oa a to acd 4) Speed and Economy of Production and Dependable Service w © Loose Rugs @ Binding completed such a brief last|ed enough. City Planning Direc-|to persuade people to return street sane bie acaba ic , ay ; a year and it is now under study|tor G. A. "Bert" Wandless is/downtown; otherwise the core ge fer' : dations @ Die Designing @ Metal Stamping and Deep @ Painting @ @ Wall te Wall Broadioom by CMHC. more optimistic this time. j will wither and die, conciide: UThe ace ond ceed © Die Costi Drawing Q 1 : | 'The area which is under con- Pa pe fly tb eck Here are some of the Ppr0-|tign of existing structures, plus| 7 Serene @ Steel Shearing, Breaking @ Assembly a @ Upholstery @ Wolls eiderai is the city's down-| i+ the a which is "estimantea| ont made in its brief: the low building assessment and @ Die Making and Rolling @ Broaching town central core -- that is the now at $45,000. The study would --The civic administration] floor area ratios make such re- @ Electro Plating Alterations @ Repairs area bounded by Bond, Mary, ani with the central business|2%@@ should be expanded into|development desirable. No at-| Athol and Church - Central! i ctrict and residential areas|# modern civic square. tempt has been made to esti-| Mothpreoting streets. wad ; ; --T date both city;mate tax revenues, -but they| i radiating from it, as well as To accommodate both city D Scot opal fe ard has| isolated pockets that are badly|and highway transportation|should be at least tripled for reg Out the following pro "| rundown. needs in the future, a bus ud gesting ' 'ai Moo many buildings have de-| The study undertaken by thej terminal should be inte Mt inkattiar the difficulties of | : , Pe City Planning Department was : 2 : saiv dertaking and| : ne Le the first step in the urban re-| --A Moltltevel parking ga. aghags og the Theney eouta an ine . It pin-pointed the/rage within the core area is z ' and thus represent an in.|"ewal plan | : : of land assembly. i roblem areas and made gen-|needed. It is imperative, the re-| 7, _ E efficient use of central land that|P 'an| port sayaycthaboperking savages It would cost at least $3 mil-| ri eral recommendations. : : lion for the land assembly in eae, 2%, Potential. jg | urban renewal study would look}be immediately adjacent to ners admit, "plus the cost of| spawning ribbon development|2¢ the city block by block. |shopping and business. disruption of existing business-| - stretching out from the busi-| Mr. Wandless expects to see. --A large department storejes, legal and real estate fees ; CLEAN ERS ness district along the two|redevelopment of the conan snowed be incorporated into theland building demolition." | major, traffic routes. Instead of|core well under way within five|core area to draw people down- | i] | | Division of Oshewe Cleaning Contractors | having various retail businesses}or 10 years. town. To give easy access to} complement each other, a de-| "This must be undertaken by|both automobile parking and a LEWIS | 725-4736 1700 SIMCOE STREET NORTH of competitiveness and iso-|the city. It takes private enter-|bus terminal, a department, | has sprung up between|prise too long to move," Mr.|store is proposed south of King) OPTICAL ° 725-9961 core and sections of this|Wandless added. He says the|and west of Simcoe streets, atcilichad chee ane ad vanes 28 Richmond St. West Oshawa n development. period of transition Oshawa There is a noticeable lack of|finds itself in will last a good new building downtown and anj many years. The problem is to oo Cat the Sa me Address ee 96 YEARS 85 SIMCOE ST. 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