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iininajw wb za 4 economist suntribune communitynews ifeuisday sepl2i20o6 r- r twaa watsilplpayaprpmpts5c0mmuiiityc0to0vers f- from pagfe 2 mayor wayne jbmmerson still emmerson is confident the town would win i think wed do fine he said four separate developers want to collectively build v subdivisions totaling 118 lots to bring 7 the pbpulatioriir of bloomihgtbnto about 625 from its current 250 proposed v development includes a major 50bed expan- r siohtothe green gables nursing home however being able to deliver much needed special jcarejbeds r the hingesoh a communal system being built by 2001 if town water does make its ijriay to bloomingtdn- dont tfexpect a free flow local council was quickly told community w emmerson mayor says nunal water provincial intervention affected a similar situation in 1997 property owners involuntarily helped pay for an 8million communal water system it cost each homeowner about 3000 and once the system was in place most went along with the mandatory call to cap their old wells theres a marked difference between the situation- in bloomington and musselmans lake and area ward 2 councillor mark carroll stressed health risks prompted switching from private wells to a communal sys- tern while in bloomington its to accommodate growth carroll pointed out carroll is adamantly opposed to the costing segment of the v proposed- bloomington water i y r plan he told council he backed the piopoted j musselmans lake water sys- fareauslatedformenihthdriein tem and jomed his- neighbours theblobingt6riareaif cbuncu pay his share because it was i xjlj demonstrated there was a real council to stick to the 1989 agreement that called on devel- bpers to cover 100 per cent of the cost of bringing communal water to bloomington emmerson pointed out in 1997 the province intervened putting legislation inplaccthat let the developers off the hook to pay all related service costs expecting the residents to pay is unfair said bob lewis i cannot accept this wheres the rationale in the case of ballantrae and musselmans lake this is an apples and oranges situation it doesnt compare hesaid musselmans lake resident bob james told council he wants to be compensated if bloomington residents are exempted from paying a share of the water system tti- vv lcant see any reason to pay for something i neither want nor need we should he given the chance to opt out of thiswell planned development is very good but dont make mepayforitv is eventually forced to accept t 1 t staffs rec6rrenaati6hs io a s the case of bloomington its solely to benefit the developers staffs recommendations exist- iiig residents payon aver agebetweeni500and 2000 j as well under the deal theres additional costs including769 for the waterfnain crossing and a f 500 service cdrinection feelt vmost of the bloomington properties are smaller historical lots with under 100fopc frontage said mcneely pt once hooked up their private fwellswillbepufoutofcommis- y f siohand blbomingtdnjresidents vwbuld then join muchybf jstouffyule in paying for individ yual water use bn a monthly- fjpasis uk for those with properties exceeding 100foot frontage the cost would likely be higher parry said flisa gammage of bloomington wonders how it vnll affect her family 4 the frontage on gammages country property measures aboutooo feet f v aphow much is it going to cost- us gammage asked no pne answered her question this plan is somewhat similar to spend between- tdthe one adopted two years ago k v y in musselfhahslakerand bauantrae where through alocal improvement initiative ftft 830 carroll stressed i am very cynical about this i am upset he said emotions ran high through out the meeting residents made it clear they do not want- 1 to be called upon to finance the between one and 112 acres project developer popovich inci i dont see any reason to pay plans to build 22 homes on lots for something ineither want tliat range from just under an nor need said gerry tyman acretojustbyeranacrefinsize we should he given the chance peregrinyork has appued to to opt out of thiswell planned build 29 houses on lots that development is very good ut range from one to nearly four dont make me pay for it acres each it isnt broken bon fix it regardless of who pays the approach bloomington resident water distribution system for tomshantpoiiitedbut bloomington will include the he told council the wells in following components a 12- bloomington are in fine shape iridi trunk watermain from the- i see no reason for me to water tower on thenmth line- spend between 1500 and southerly to the fisico subdivi- 2000 for something 1 dont sipn bythe region of york a 12- heed said sharp inch local trunk watermain on vbob lewis pleaded with local cthejnihth line from the fisico subdivision to the south end of r t i bloomington community a tkcoo tin roncnb fnrmi similar v watermain- on r see no reason tor me v r u ii- t t bloomington from the ninth line to the new development as v3vell as local distribution mains on bloomington- rbad west of the ninth line thombay castle gateand knights place 1500 and 2000 for something i dont need wx v- i jlvj s1 t k aamxsisi asis5ft sssgkfis kicks dance teacher promoted i llnfthljiliblia v with the tbrdrito raptors j toronto raptors game operations department as coordinator choreographer dance pak courtney has v jjjeerka dancer with therakjor the last two years andx last season in addition to dancing at most games she also choreographed a very well received half time- show she hasbeena teacher at kigksdancestuclioih markham since 1993 and in- 1998 won asilver medal at the world cup tap dancing championships held in germany last year she was chosen to choreograph a 30 minute dance piece forthenhl fantasy event held in conjunctions with nhlallstar 2000 i cannot accept this wheres the rationale in the case of ballantrae and mussselthans lake this is anapples and oranges situation it doesnt compare i want the developers to pay j me back said james john mcphee is content with the state of his private well mcphee told council he- visits friends in downtown stouffville where the water tastes awful developers will sell and make a profit while homeowners will not reap any rewards said bob wood theyre going to sell for prof- j it but look at us he said in the first proposed subdivi sion fisico lt wants to buijd 21 homes bn lots j measuring workouts i experience our integrated personal training program 4ti8d46 call to book your free workouts today s 1 i i i i j i at hi i i h i r ii i i