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expert watch clock repairs i ewellers across from clock tower stouffville stmffville tribune weekender 172 bullock drive unit 31 markham 4718660 vol 8 no 32 a metroland community newspaper saturday august 8 1992 48 pages 25 cents circ 41000 the dump consultants say iwa made mistake lisa white correspondent theyve made a mistake that is what the towns con sulting team concluded the interim waste authority iwa did in applying its selection cri teria and arriving at its choice of three potential dump sites in whitchurchstoufrville the iwa has drawn conclu sions before compiling statistics and is working from inaccurate data because it is readily avail able town officials were told during the first council-in-com- mittee meeting after summer break tuesday the consulting team com prised of kentridge johnston ltd gartner lee ltd and eco logical services for planning ltd was hired in june to pre pare the report the report states they found flaws and inconsistencies which provide sufficient reason to remove sites w2 and w4bw4c from further consideration if an eight kilo metre buffer zone were set around the markham airport as recom mended by transport canada the w2 site would be eliminat ed said the team they also said the iwa was inconsistent when it overlooked spring lakes golf course as a significant recreational facility and that the iwa overlooked the difficulty of reestablishing canadas largest golf course elsewhere sites w4b and w4c can be eliminated with the land use criteria which states builtup areas of 15 dwellings institu tions community and recre ation features or commercial businesses within 500 metres distance of each other require a 400 metre buffer zone said the team by that definition pine orchard should gain a buffer zone which would reduce both w4 sites below the minimum size requirement for the dump all three sites are above regionally significant aquifers or water tables and all need further study and mapping of flood lines and cold water fish eries which could reduce the area of the sites with buffer zones said the team finally all three sites would rely heavily on engineering to control contaminant releases to the environment said the team and leon kentridge a princi pal of kentridge johnston ltd said engineering systems will fail given tune after the presentation mayor fran sainsbury expressed con cern that the iwa would not retrace its steps and add the teams findings to its compiled data theyre just going to continue this agony whether the sites should have ever been there in the first place doesnt seem to bother them she said addressing the mayors con cerns kentridge said my own feeling is if the iwa see these issues and reahze the gravity of them it is almost inconceivable that they wont revisit it the consultants report was delivered to the downtown see page 3 6 for more on the dump bowler eieanor crossen olympic style in a game tuesday at the ladies l scarborough man killed in ballantrae accident sunday lisa white correspondent an 18yearold scarborough man died in a vehicle collision in ballantrae on the afternoon of sunday aug 2 david barr was travelling south oh highway 48 just south of aurora road at 1220 pm when he lost control in the rain and veered into the northbound lane barrs toyota was struck by an oncom ing pontiac driven by a 41yearold west hill resident the pontiac driver and two sons aged seven and eight sustained minor injuries his 33yearold wife sustained what police called major injuries all involved were taken by ambulance to york county hospital in newmarket where barr was pronounced dead on arrival ontario provincial police said no alcohol was involved and no charges will be laid toronto iwa office on wednes day aug 5 one day before the iwa submission deadline on tuesday aug 11 the team will make its full presentation to the iwa at 20 bay st toron- to at 10 am the consultants findings will be presented to whitchurch- stouffville residents wednes day aug 12 at the recreation complex at 730 pm after the presentation there will be time for questions from the panel bobby shaw recovering bobby shaw 6 was orphaned and may be paralyzed after a collision that killed his mother lynn and fiveyearold sister amanda on brock road just north of clare- mont at noon on wednesday july 29 family friend diane peak told the tribune this week doctors could not yet say if the paralysis would be permanent further tests can not be done because of his condition the young uxbridge resident was taken to the hospital for sick children by air ambulance after the car he was travelling in collided headon with an empty gravel truck travelling in the opposite direction shaw was reported to have head and back injuries and was declared in critical condition upon his arrival at the hospital the hospital now reports his condition as fair shaws sister melanie provis 24 is now his legal guardian shaw will live with her and her two daugh ters in stpuffville when he is released from the hospital 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