Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 9, 1990, p. 2

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rrri ecftojtotsrthbtbne wffienoe miclw s trailer operation plan is turned down by committee tracy kibble staff reporter a former gravel pit operator wants the town to allow him to operate a truck trailer storage and rental business at a hwy 48 and bloomington road location council heard tuesday randy alcorn representing markham equipment sales charges are pending in kennedy fatal crash a stouffville woman was involved in a twocar collision that caused the death of a barrie man at major mackenzie drive and kennedy road according to yorkrregion police robert kerr a former markham resident who lived on ramona boulevard was travelling west through the intersection on a green light when his 1988 volkswagon was struck by a northbound car tuesday at 1018 pm police said the driver of a 1986 bmwjailed to stop for a red light both kerr and the driver of the bmw were taken to markham stouffville hospital the stouffville woman was treated and released kerr was taken to sunnybrook health science centre by air ambulance in critical condition he died at 745 am wednesday he never drank he never smoked said a ramona blvd woman who lived near kerr for about 10 years he was really a pretty good kid police are still investigating the accident and charges are pending limited failed to convince planning committee that a 37acre property located south of bloomington road and lying 2000 feet to the west of hwy 48 is best as a trailer storage business the land is not good for farming and lacks agricultural quality and the trailer business would be good economics for the town he said but ward 2 councillor ron robb wondered why the businessman who has reportedly been operating the trailerrbusiness for some time is now cpming forward to legalize the operation this operation has been there for a while so what prompted you to come forward now councillor robb inquired did you just take it for granted you could do whatever you wanted on the property mr robb asked the owner the owner accompanying mr alcorn said the reason he came forward for an amendment now is because he recently received a summons of improper use and mr alcorn said there should be no concerns about trailers entering or leaving the property as nearly 12000 vehicles use bloomington daily bloomington is a very busy important truck route and my client would like an exception to carry on a trailer rental business involving 40foot trailers mr alcorn said he has stored them there in the past when carrying on the pit operation four years ago and wants to have the zoning bylaw modified to allow this use the property has been used as a trailer business which is not allowed under the official plan states a staff report but mr alcorn said the official plan is not perfect and does not plan ahead but director of planning michael saunders said the application constitutes bad planning and does not keep in line with existing rural uses in the neighborhood although the ministry of natural resources and the regional- commission of engineering have no major concerns with the business mr saunders said it sends a signal to the public that similar uses in the neighborhood are acceptable mr saunders warned council that approval would besomewhat precedentsetting other people could come in and ask special requests too but mayor fran saihsbury said having this type of business is a better tradeoff than having one operating that could contaminate the environment the planning committee supported mr saunders recommendations to not support the amendment to the official plan but suggested the owner put in an application for a temporary use bylaw vrpftotosjoerd wttevsen modeicitimmywli ruby matthews right of uxbridge modeled fashion accessories last week at the goodwood christian womens club meeting here she displays art outfit accented by accessories with martina frankfurter of check it out fireworks a nono in stouffville a bylaw proposed by the fire chief to restrict the use of firecrackers and fireworks was supported by local politicians tuesday afternoon fire chief bill brown willhold an application for permit to allow public fireworks displays within the town of whitchurch- stouffville and all other use will be regulated under bylaw no 90 i there was an old bylaw in place but this hew one brings the laws up to date chief brown told council setting off firecrackers at any time in whitchurchstouffville is strictly prohibited and the retail sale of any fireworks will be regulated as such no merchant may sell any fireworks of any kind to any person under 12 years of age and may not sell the explosive devices on any other day of the year other than victoria day and canada day including seven days before the holiday date if a merchant sells fireworks for holiday celebration use the retailer must not exhibit real combustible and explosive displays in the window but must use fake ones containing ho explosives or chemicals no person can set off fireworks any time or anywhere jri town boundaries without obtaining a 50 permit from the fire chief firsts the three page municipal law is geared to regulate the sale of and use of what could be hazardous and dangerous use of explosives mr brown says council sitting in committee will vote to introduce the bylaw free skate monday stouffville aroa residents are invited to lace up their skates and get out for an afternoon of fun this cpming monday the stouffville recycling group is sponsoring a free skate for area residents who want to brush up on their skills or just get out for the exercise it takes place monday from 13 pm at the stouffville recreation complex photorickmadonik barkin u the wron tree chris bundys dog hogan had all he could handle with this sixfoot branch while frolicking in the snow it did little to stop the strapping yellow labrador retriever from trying though and he did a fair jfb of marwgtf tlie ttanch tor his master th sryihrt ktdg fenrdys munching on huge pieces of wood and took an extreme liking to this one while he and chris were out playing recently on concession 2 just west of the community of goodwood hogan m extra money become a carrier today call 2948244 attention flyer advertisers we can delivery traflvat for ulitue as 31za piece so far thi year we hive delivered 856632 flyera doortodoor in markham unionville milikcn stouffville uxbridtc and unrounding rural routes wo can deliver your flyeri en tho day you wnt it in the area you wist any quantity from 5000 to 35000 gtlltadwtmnsat 241200 649mooor dbmutka at 2m4244 or402i0 xvxxx ksrawsftsfift inserts for friday march 990 metroland new homes woolco motors insurance fence deck towers movie video decorating den stouffville canadian tire stouffville ig a i mm i yiim m

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