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plaza noise irritating tribune sept 12 1984 b3 stouffville the high level of noise at the rear of the ap food store is creating problems for homeowners in the area of westlawn crescent and rupert avenue kevin mcwhinney a resident at 50 west- lawn crescent appeared before the towns planning advisory committee sept 5 to formally voice the neighbor hoods concerns delivery trucks at the rear of the ap store create a serious noise problem day and night if r wcwhinney told committee members he said noise caused by vehi cles diesel engines and refrigeration units are most bothersome during late evening hours neighbors are also disturbed by the general sounds of work such as the crashing of skids he said trucks pull into the supermarkets load ing docks located directly across from the homes almost every weekday around mid night and thursdays from 2 to 4 am as well mr wcwhinney said if youre not asleep by the time the trucks arrive the noise keeps you up for the rest of the night he explained its a continuing problem the homeowner noted adding that planned ap expansion could make matters worse mr mcwhinney recently polled his neighbors and feels the results confirm that people want something done relocation of the loading bays to the southwest corner of the property was dis cussed as one possible solution but it was agreed such a move would undoubtedly prove too costly and a 10foot sound wall only serves to direct the noise toward the homes mr mcwhinney said he feels the cheapest solution to the problem would be to have drivers turn off their engines and possibly the refrigera tion motors while unloading deserves apology dear sir j im writing you with respect to an article in the tri- twneissue of aug 22 under the heading teen booze party enflames resi dents first a correc tion very few teenagers attended the ages ranged from 19 to 55 as for the orgy whoever provided this in formation was bad ly mistaken it was too cold to take your coat off let alone your clothes tents were set up in the backyard for the convenience of guests mr austin felt he would rather have people stay overnight than drink and drive which in my opin ion was the smart thing to do in addi tion to providing overnight accom modation there was an enjoyable beef barbecue and hay rides it was not just a drinking party everyone stood around and enjoyed the music those who wished danced it was a party enjoyed by all who attended mr and mrs austin host such a gathering once a year its too bad these en- flamed residents cant appreciate a good time for the younger generation i feel mr austin should be com mended for provid ing the facilities and the entertainment for such a large group of people i missed seeing you at the party i would assume you were there because i wouldnt want to think the article you published was merely heresay if such was the case dont you think mr and mrs austin de serve an apology i for one feel they do and im not alone in this sincerely cathy smith main street east stouffville preschool classes stouffville registrations are being accepted at the town library for preschool clas ses during october and november the one exception is story hour the reg istration date for this is tues sept 18 children must be three to five years old the fee is 15 other classes follow craftsfor children three to five years old the instructor is judie whitebreadthefee is 25 plus two dol lars for materials music and dancefor chil dren 3 vi to five years old the in structor is michele green the fee is 25 frenchfor children 3 14 to five years old the in structor is olivette wahlroth the fee is 25 babysitting course- rcgistrations now being accepted the course will be held every thursday from oct 4 to nov 22 participants must be 12 years of age and over the instructor is karen poole the fee is five dollars if the management and staff of chas richards sons ltd cordially invite you to attend our 1984 red power demo day thursday september 20 1984 field located on south side of hwy 47 1 mile east of hwy 48 across from ap plaza come out and test drive the red power line public meeting concerning a proposed zoning bylaw amendment notice of meeting take notice that the council of the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville will hold a public meeting on tuesday october 16th 1984 at 815 pm in the council chambers of the municipal building located at 19 civic ave nue stouffville ontario to make available adequate in formation to the public regarding and to consider a prop osed zoning bylaw amendment to be passed pursuant to section 34 of the planning act subject property the subject lands comprise approximately 2351 hectares and are located in part lots 6 and 7 concession 4 with frontages on both woodbine avenue and bethesda road explanatory note the proposed amendment would change the zoning in the restricted area bylaw from rural ru open space en vironmental ose and rural residential 3 and 4 to rural residential 14 and hazard land hz on the subject land a rural residential 14 zone permits detached dwelling units and group homes on a lot with a minimum areaof 4300 m and a minimum frontage of 21 metres a hazard land hz zone prohibits development except where buildings or structures are used for purposes of flood or erosion control hazard lands may be used in the calcula tion of the minimum lot area or frontage requirements for another zone on any lot where property under one own ership is zoned only partially as rural residential 14 the purpose of the proposed amendment is to permit a 24 lot estate residential subdivision representation any person may attend the public meeting and make writ ten or oral representation either in support of or in opposi tion to the proposed zoning bylaw amendment if you are unable to attend written submissions will be received up to the time of the meeting information additional information relating to the proposed amendment is available for inspection at this office during regular business hours 830 am to 430 pm if you have any questions please contact the planning department at this office dated at the town of whitchurchstouffville this 12th day of september 1984 patricia g mujr cerk town of whitchurchstouffville 19 civic avenue box 419 stouffville ontario loh1l0 telephone 6401900 or 8952423 public meeting concerning a proposed official plan amendment notice of meeting take notice that the council of the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville will hold a public meeting on tuesday october 16th 1984 at 815 pm in the council chambers of the municipal building located at 1 9 civic ave nue stouffville ontario to make available adequate in formation to the public regarding and to consider a prop osed official plan amendment to be passed pursuant to section 17 of the planning act subject property the subject lands comprise approximately 2351 hectares and are located in part lots 6 and 7 concession 4 with frontages on both woodbine avenue and bethesda road as shown below explanatory note the purpose of the proposed official plan amendment is to change the land use designation from rural and open space environmental to estate residential the proposed official plan amendment is the result of an application to permit a 24 lot estate residential subdivision representation any person may attend the public meeting and make writ ten or oral representation either in support of or in opposi tion to the proposed official plan amendment if you are unable to attend written submissions will be received up to the time of the meeting written submissions should include a request for further notification if so desired information additional information relating to the proposed amendment is available for inspection at this office during regular business hours 830 am to 430 pm if you have any questions please contact the planning department at this office dated at the town of whitchurchstouffville this 12th day of september 1984 patricia mujrj cerk town of whitchurchstouffville 19 civic avenue box 419 stouffville ontario l0h 1l0 telephone 6401900 or 8952423 coaijo j cojig- 4 toxemic o 8 the concerned resident said he attemp ted to discuss the situation with some of the truckers at about 4 one morning however he said he was not well received this reluctance to turn off the truck en gines is peculiar considering the high cost of diesel fuelcommented councillor jim rae and the delivery periods usually last upwards of two hours per visit it was noted however the drivers main concern ab out shutting down their rigs was that frozen food they carry may spoil the homeowner noted fran sainsbury councillor for ward 4 suggested ap be requested to have a sound study conducted the ap is a fact of life in the com munity according to councillor tom wood and therefore all we can do is go back to them and say look what can you do to help us councillor jim sanders recommended council arrange an interview wita the store operators through landowners southwick investments ltd to attempt to work out a suitable compromise planning advisory committee chairman wilf morley expressed hope that residents concerns can be addressed but he admit ted hes not optimistic mr morley doesnt think the town can empower the ap or southwick to alter the drivers latenight delivery methods most of the trucks are operated by independent workers not controlled by the food chain he said pioneer girl receives highest award twelveyearold resa lageer hillsdale drive rr 2 stouffville is a member of the trailblazers a divi sion of pioneer girls at the stouffville missionary church on sunday she was the recipient of the organiza tions highest award for completing all eleven handbook chapters mak ing the presentation here are darla gordon left chief guide and bar bara wideman right committee chairman irish visitor former resident by sandra redshaw claremont florence mccullough a resident near belfast northern ireland has been in town visiting friends flo and husband joe once operated the garage at that time a bp station at the four corners they returned to ireland 10 years ago joe now operates a dairy farm and flo is a member of the irish police force she was awarded a medal of bravery for outstand ing service their son joe jr is also a police officer and another son steven attends university florence and her niece karen mccullough have been staying in uxbridge last week they were dinner guests at the home of steve and donna wideman congratulations to ken and lori hope on the birth of their daughter karrie megan ellen on aug 30 karrie is the first grand child for alan and carole redshaw best wishes to mrs beatrice wideman on the occasion of her 75th birthday on friday a special dinner was held at the home of her son and daughterinlaw steve and donna wideman those in attendance in cluded bob and marg lewis bob and luel- la logan palmerston jessie hill stouff ville grant and nan hill zephyr nancy and norm robinson matthew and aman da stayner sharon love and children chris and jane madoc and john brad and ed wideman claremont ucw met at the home of mrs dorothy britton on monday evening andrea graham showed slides and discus sed interior decorating the ucw bake sale was well attended over 200 will go toward purchasing a new vacuum for the church sunday school in the united church be gins sunday sept 16 at 945 am anyone interesting in teaching or helping out should attend the teacher training session on thursday sept 13 at 730 pm in the church has anyone seen a fullgrown grey per sian cat that seems to be lost this friendly puss answers to the name sawdust if you think you may have spotted sawdust please contact donna wideman at 6492333 dont forget preschool story time at claremont public library every tuesday afternoon at 3 pm its open to children age three and up norrine hill sandra redshaw and frank and sandy hill travelled to lock- port new york on friday to attend the funeral of thelma nighswander lawson karen and john marks and johns pa rents 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