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st tribune december 15 1993 p3 environment iwa premature in dropping stouffville from dump site list property owners from page 1 discuss ongoing leachate monitoring of the site warned the company she would fight them on their proposal and would urge her council to insist the town be represented at any meetings between the iwa and wml sainsbury told the tribune that the company has only 185 acres well short of the land mass needed and is counting on forced provincial expropriation of several properties and farms to the south in its bid to have the dump located there in its letter to the iwa the company states the area including the hwy 48 landfill and adja cent lands to the south extending to hwy 47 satisfy the minimum area criteria for the iwa site during the iwas first screening stages more than 18 months ago sites in whitchurchstouffville were scrapped from the dump list because they failed to meet criteria necessary for housing such a massive landfill site iwa chief engineer jacinta obrien told thetri- bune in november 1992 that all three w sites were taken off the list because they no longer met the minimum size requirement and because there was too many highlevel impacts surrounding all three sites wmi vicepresident in charge of ontario opera tions jim logsdon told a globe and mail reporter that the closeddown stouffville dump wants to be a part of the solution and has ihe potential for expan sion and can meet the iwa criteria according to the globe the site and the wmi played a controversial role in the history of garbage disposal in the 1970s when the company made large donations to the theninpower progressive conservative party i knew there was a reason i saved all those no dump here signs in my barn i warned wmi at the meeting that ill be sharpening those sticks i feel like rip van winkle you sleep for 20 years and you wake up and everything is the same as it was its a scary feeling the mayor said community taxi granted trial contract for mobility transit tracy kibble staff reporter a markham cab company has been chosen by the towns mobility transit committee mtc to act as the communi tys taxi service for stouffvilles disabled citizens aaa ace taxi inc based in markham was selected by the mtc to transport the commu nitys disabled residents on a oneyear pilot basis starting next february chairman mar garet britton told officials last week the town agreed to sign a contract with the company as crimewatcli soon as the committee gets funding approval from the min istry of transportation which has already been confirmed britton said aaa ace taxi was selected over three other companies two of which are stationed in gorm- ley because the mtc said the variety store burgled in ballantrae ballantrae variety store lost 10000 in property to thieves sunday morning the culprits forced open the rear door of the felcher blvd variety store between 1201 am and 820 am sunday causing 2000 damage tv trashed burglars trashed a television after walking into a millard st house sunday afternoon the culprits entered the house through an unlocked door a big screen tv in the recreation room was destroyed police reports said nothing appears to be missing pair charged with fraud police have arrested an auro ra couple following reports that the treasurer of a stouffville archery club misappropriated 25000 from the organization police were told that during august 1992 funds went miss ing from the york county bow man association located on phowloitl euuerson sign of the times claremont united church sent a subtle reminder to residents on its church bulletin board last week mccowan rd york regional police were informed of the fraud dec 5 a 52yearold man and 51yearold woman of golf links rd were arrested last week both are charged with fraud and the woman faces additional charges of uttering forced document and misappropriation of funds fax lifted a main st real estate office lost a fax machine to thieves police were called to ken may real estate at 11 am dec 4 culprits had broken in to the office sometime after 530 pm the day before an 800 fax machine was missing and damage to the premise is set at 1500 breakin attempted an estimated 200 damage was caused to a local business by thieves attempting to break in culprits tried to spin the lock on the front door at tim- berblox on cardico rd between 6 pm dec 7 and 9 am dec 8 police said nothing appears to be stolen teen charged a teen was nabbed after a suspect hopped aboard a go transit train and made off with a fire extinguisher the train was boarded short ly after 9 pm dec 3 when the culprit pulled the emergency release cord of a door the only thingmissing was a 50 fire extinguisher minutes before midnight police charged a teen with mis chief to property and theft under 1000 daytime breakin a daytime breakin at a stouffville house netted thieves 1100 in loot an aurora rd house was entered by thieves dec 7 between 845 am and 515 pm the culprits pried open the rear door and grabbed cash and electronic equipment company already has a mobility taxi license and two regular licenses registered in whitchurchstouffville the company has three acces sible taxis equipped with the necessary equipment and expe rience and has provided a simi lar service for the town of markham for three years the mtc stated in a report to coun cil with a green light from local politicians to sign aaa ace taxi on a trial basis the group will now work on circulating application forms to determine which residents in the commu nity are eligible for the service and will design identification cards ontarios transportation ministry has committed to funding just over 50 per cent of the operational costs and the committee is currently working on fundraising events for next year to keep its portion of fund ing covered as part of the groups initia tives britton said the ministry will lobby local service clubs as part of 1994s major fundrais ers we strive to provide quality transit for our riders on a has slefree system and this gives our disabled citizens an alter native to staying home and depending on caregivers brit ton said town council rejects special events policy from page 1 enough to deal with the matter on a site specific basis im happy to see we have not adopted this policy i think everything is well covered through our existing policies said ward 1 councillor ivanka bradley chariots coowner ed hakonson who has already received approval for three 1994 outdoor events at his 10th line sports- theme restaurant said he thought the turneddown policy was redundant there are areas were things are already dealt with and i found duplications in at least three areas the policy would have created more of a bureaucracy hakonson said and ward 5 councillor bob ancheril said government should think twice before interfering with property owners rights people should be respected for what they hold and the taxes and mortgages they pay ancheril said prentice said although the policy was turned 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