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By JOHN liltltlfi Examiner Staff Reporter Ald Bill Knowles attempt to get city council to try and reach an annexation settle ment through negotiations with Innisfil and Vespra cotiiicils and the province was rejected by council Mon day Ald Knowles wanted the three municipalities to work out solution to the twoyear annexation fight at meetings which ieorgc Taylor Siinr coc entre III and Ontario treasurer Itarcy chcough or his representative would be invited to attend The settlement could then be approved by the Ontario legislature he suggested But his proposal defeated by 10 vote Voting with ld Knowles were lderinen lanicc Iak ing and tiord Mills Mayor Ross Archer and Aldermen ltttl Ruemper Bill Campbell Ed Thoinp son Ross Stephens Ron Lynch Iel ole Ernie Rot man elson iarrett and le lilltlt oted against ld Knowles said be ex pected the vote to be closer but seine aldernien who had indicated they would support him changed their mind when the ote as called But he would not say hich aldeinien abandoned him IIilltt IIIOR ld Know Ies called coiiii cils decision immoral and indecent ilS He said he cannot unders tand why council is opposed to trying to find solution to the annexation fight outside the courts Ald Fred Ruemper said he voted against more negotia tions because Barrie and In nisfil councils found they had fundamental difference on where Barrics new bouii dary should be during ixgotiations in April Let the courts work their way tlirottgh this matter he said Ald Ed Ihoinpson tried to have Knowles proposal referred to general commit tee for discussion But the move failed because most of the alderinen felt there has been enough committee discussion of the issues Mayor Archer said he felt the matter should be discuss ed behind closed doors in keeping with councils policy to discuss pending court action in private ltut Id Knowles persuad ed council to discuss his mo tion in public because it dealt with setting up more meetings between the parties toannexation not the details of here the citys new boun daiies should be WYIIR II IIY An interested spectator at Mondays meeting was Toronto lawyer Allan llott who represented Paramount Development orp at the Ontario Municipal Board iOllt annexation hearing and related Ontario Supreme ourt hearings Blott said he wanted to find out how council felt about Ald Knowles proposed boundary in Innisfil Township Cou nci Ito to discuss ity council Monday re jected Ald Bill Kttowles pro posal to reopen negotiations with lniiisfil and Vespra townships to try to settle their twoyear annexation fight But there is possibility the matter may be resolves without lengthy expensive court battle James lcalinn liarries annexation lawyer and George Taylor Simcoe cn tre MII will meet with council in closed session Thursday to disciiss aiiiiexa tioii One alderman said priately the purpose of the meeting is to discuss the pros and cons of negotiated set tleiiieiit Barrie will ask the Ontario ourt of Appeal later this year to reverse an Ontario Itivisional tourt ruling which nullified the Ontario Municipal Board iOMlti an nexatioiidecision Volunteers will have to wait The boundary Am Knowles drew left the Iara mount holdings outside the city while the OMB line drawn in October included his clients lands he said Knowles proposal reiected now its up to the courts Blott told The Examiner The Collier Street Fireball should be included in Barries the cost of providing new building the same size as the the examiner Tuesday June 27 1978 Fireball should be in centre Snelgrove tells city council ment aid would be available free of charge to renovate of this city on its 125th birth dayhe asked his is happy that countit new civic centre says Ralph Fireball has been estimated at the building He also reminded council that decided to pursue an annex Snelgrove chairman of the about $250000 Since no utilities are con the revolt of property tax on settlcnwttt through thC board of Four Seasons Radio Can we In the these timeS nected to the Fireball payers which started in Califor courts rather than negotia tions meet in private annexation plans But William iibbins In nisfil Township reeve said two months ago the township will take the case to the Supreme ourt of anada if the ourt of Appeal accepts tliecitvsaptxal Iiiiiisfil and Ilarric councils met twice in April to discuss negotiated settlement to their dispute but no decision was reached Taylor who acted as chair man for those discussions told The Examiner he feels certain the Ontario IAtllslitllllt will approve settlement worked out bet ween the city Iiiiiisfil and Vespra Township ne alderman said Mon day Ilarrie and Innislil werent too far apart when they broke off discussions on compromise annexation settlement two months ago Since the aiineatioii tight began In October lttTti tax payers in Barrie Siincoe tounty and humid and for decision on parking meters Volunteer workers Royal Victoria Hospital Itll lll ban to ll another week to find out what city council will do aboii their parking pro blcms on larkside llH ouniils general committee decided last week to deter disisioo on installing to Park ing meters on the east side oi Iarkside Drive at ltms siree atter learningI iii letter from Andrea tohen volunteer worker that she and other Volunteers ere concerned they would hau no place to park at the hospital tl the paikiin tneteisareinstalled Warning beacon ordered for NapierPuget corner Hashing warning beacon willlieinoiiinedonthestopsign at apier and liiget streets The moi was aptitottil by city council Monday the urg ing of ld le rtliiii who said lie warned to ttltHllI rei Elllilt of car crash which occurred there last weekend Napier and luget met shaped iiitersec tioiihisaid las weekend enalile said stttils Illi Could you be ttnally happened he driver heading east on Napier Street tailed llltlltt the stop leJl went through tio intersection and crashed into car and garage the house on tlieezist side ot llltltllilttllIili ld rtliursaid The driHway on the east side of the intersection Iooks lib an extension ot the stree speeding iltiets and those Iio drive down the street ittet drinking hesaid ost ot the beacon is abou Slut itliur said ill decision on installing the meters was deferred until loii day to allow Nelson iai rett councils representativ on the Ill board of trustees to disctiss the volunteers parking problem with RVII ad niiiiistraiorltonaldameron Ald tiarrett told council Honda tattieioit suggested extending the two hour unmetcred parking on the east Itlt of laikside true to Ill hours the length of the averaie shitt tor olunteei rld Iamct Lakiiig however got Iie ttiattii Itiltk to generaliiniiiiHi lil linking said shi discuss ed lIlt pi ttltllIll ih Ii obiii and tItllIIIIi Iie parking ltIlt limit or Iaikside Iiie citi tainl wasnt solution ttl Iltl iiiiiid Iill sliiittlil Itt ltlilsttl to do tiiiiii ii residue the hospital stalt parkttttl piolileiii she idd ed ld sitit tiairet stttl lie telt ex 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Toronto architect turn around and find another Whatbcitcrway coutdihere Even Darcy McKeoughton Raymond Moriyama to come quartermillion dollars to be for this council to tario treasurer has said it up with civic centre plan that includes the ttMyearold building Council hired Moriyama two months ago to find out what facilities should go in the pro posed centre and make preliminary drawings The cen tre will be built in the follier Mulcaster streets area Two weeks ago council gave terry Tamblyn city ad ministrator the authority to have the Fireball torn down Snclgrove said that while the decision to build new civic centre is long overdue spen ling spress Snelgrove reminded council replace the space dest royed ITS READY Have you forgotten that the Fireball is now stripped of all mechanical fittings and inter nal trapping and is totally ready for conversion to new use within civic centre com plex he asked council Snlegrove reminded the alderman that council authoriz ed the Friends of the Fireball to raise money to finance converlt ting it into cultural centre and gave its approval for about $105000 worth of work on the renovations He also reminded council that more than $200000 in govern DUPLICATING SERVICES 222 BAYFIElD $1 BARRIE ONT MM 386 OFFSET SHORTRUN DUPLICATING NEWSLETTERS BULLETINS AND ASSORTED FORMS Til 7260955 demonstrate to our citizens its faith in both the past and future Eight tennis courts installed this summer Eight new asphalt tennis courts will be installed at three city parks this summer at cost of $03070 The expenditure was approv ed Monday by city council According to report from gary Stoner recreation direc tor two courts will be installed at Redpath Park four courts at could happen here Snelgrove said Lampman Lane Park in Letitia Heights and tw courts at Green field Park The courts will be used for outdoor rinks during the winter The work will be done by DishervIOarrand Ltd of Banie Council also approved spen ding $12784 for new fencing at six 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