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st v ft m i i i m i 4 i council debate latcham hall paving approved tracy kibble staff reporter local politicians expressed mixed reactions last week regarding staffs proposal to pave the latcham hall parking area public works director paul whitehouse recommended the town accept a 5850 tender from gallo paving to pave the parking area in front of latcham hall on the west side of park drive south council had agreed however to cap the spending at 3500 based on a quick estimate provided when the east side was paved according to a staff report the extra 2300 however is needed to complete and achieve as many parking spots as possible whitehouse said but ward 6 councillor ken prentice said hes puzzled as to what has happened here mayor fran sainsbury said one of prentices constituents asked her to ensure new pave ment was completed on both sides of park drive and said it would cost at least 3500 to clean up the gravel pot holes and mud which is tracked into the hall during wet seasons we all agreed to have the paving done at the time we all shook hands said ward 3 councillor nick tatone prentice said the only reason he informally agreed to support the higher price is because he understood it was an over sight by staff but this extra amount is not part of the budget id love to see it paved but i cant see it running for terry phototeve somerville ballantrae public school held their own version jacque the schools staff and students had to of the terry fox run friday led here by ada run at least one lap of the track need main crosswalk ancheril the town should install at least one crosswalk somewhere along main street between mill and stouffer streets one local politician has requested ward 5 councillor bob ancheril announced he will bring up the safety issue next week and wants council sup port to initiate the plan ancheril said the town des perately needs a crosswalk which would cost about 300 for road painting without signs along busy main street for the safety of pedestrians crossing the road where there are no traffic lights at least two inci dents involving potentially dan gerous situations with cars and pedestrians have occurred dur ing the last few years along this stretch of main street public works director paul white- house said he would prepare a report regarding costs for the next council meeting yechhl phowlorieuuerson alex mcmullen and kelly gauss get grimy as they separate hazardous wastes during the collection day held at the waste depot on saturday after noon for this year why do we need to rush into this prentice asked he then joked about the town getting four prices on the pro ject which is under 10000 and doesnt require tendering under the towns policy but then i guess its not 1 million so we go get four prices prentice mocked in ref erence to the sept 7 43 vote to waive tenders for the towns 2 million waste budget officials approved the project taking funds out of the park trust reserve account cops report speeding hike york regional police are stepping up their highway patrol efforts after an alarming increase in fatal motor vehicle collisions this year the police dept announced it will further boost its enhanced enforce ment campaign which began on sept 1 to focus on speed ing seatbelts and drinking and driving violations police report that in the first three weeks of the program officers laid 266 seatbelt 1492 speeding and 100 impaired drivingrelated charges ministry helps town update aerial maps the town will spend 31000 to produce new aerial maps of whitchurchstouffville it was decided lastweek the towns share represents 17 per cent of the 183000 cost which will be subsidized by the ministry of natural resources mnr the ontario base mapping program assists municipalities in obtaining current topograph ical maps covering the settled areas stouffville has 17 ontario base maps but are produced on a 110000 scale as opposed to the newer 12000 scale the funds have already been budgeted for and officials dont want to turn their backs on an opportunity to update the maps for staff perusal these maps would be extremely valuable to the plan ning department and i dont like to turn away this kind of grant money said ward 6 councillor ken prentice town public works director paul whitehouse told officials the program and subsequent grant money will not longer be available after this year officials voted to spend the 31000 share to complete the project tracy kibble no heavy trucks sign most reasonable from page 1 line again south of sunset blvd bangay said rerouting the traffic along the industrial zone to the west of the ninth line known as the dead zone she said would create business for the local industries an increase in traffic means an increase in sales bangay said town engineering coordinator tom parry said the residents requests could cost up to 100000 parry said the no heavy trucks sign is the most reasonable request but said he will analyze all the suggestions and make a report to council in the upcoming weeks parry said the most costly endeavor would be the dead end sign which would require a rerouting of traffic and a turning circle at a cost of between 50000 and 100000 and which would likely be a part of the towns longterm plans officials will await parrys report and recommendations correction in a story in the sept 25 weekender it was reported the only location to purchase french pastries was at a success square store the villa bakery on edward st in fact serves french pastries prepared by chef dave wilcox the tribune regrets the omission liuuiwwiiu wsrwtrh kids earn extra money become a carrier today call 6402100 stouffville mimismmiaixa mtmmrmnm attention flyer advertisers we can deliver your flyers for as little as 4 a piece so tar this year i we have delivered 22476739 flyers doortodoor in markhaml unionville milliken stouffville uxbridge claremont dickson hill i locust hill gormley goodwood victoria square brougham hagerman corners box grove cedar grove 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