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v 8 stouffville suntribune thursday sept 4 2003 unique with any clinique purchase of 24 or more receive this exclusive 7piece gift eye defining duo shadow and liner lash curling mascara in black rinseoff eye makeup solvent dramatically different moisturizing lotion fullsize different lipstick clinique happy body smoother clinique cosmetic bag offer ends sunday september 21st where permitted by law one gift per customer please while quantities last vvr more than you came for earn up to 50m0re points iuen you use your hoc creoitcabhtld lotoewablls- card jogejueb some exceptions appfy see bvstore for details gravel pit dumping laws tightened by joan ransberry staff writer fill being dumped in stoirffvilles defunct gravel pits will be subject of a host of rules the town warned tuesday after 90 minutes of debate council lors passed york regions first fill control bylaw under the law large holes left in out- ofuse gravel pits will be filled with con struction material classified as clean as part of the new bylaw before fill is dumped truck loads must be checked at pit entrances by a municipally appointed inspector as well soil sam ples will be tested to see if the material is in fact clean still some residents and one coun cillor are not satisfied the changes will allow pitway holdings to bring more than five million cubic metres of fill onto two defunct pits in the warden avenue and bloomington road area councillor steve pliakes suggested the town wash its hands of the entire issue and encourage the region or province to take on the responsibility of overseeing gravef pits this will become nothing but a garbage dump said mr pliakes the only member of council to vote against the bylaw residents also voiced environmental concerns linked to possible contamina tion of the area they are concerned too many trucks use bloomington road already randy alcorn of pitway holdings said between 100 and 150 trucks a day would dump at the pit resident al sampson said he visited one pit and found copper wiring and old rubber tires you name it it was in there mr sampson said john boysen president of the preston lake property owners association said he can envision a steady train of trucks pounding down bloomington road for about 10 years if the town finds the bylaw being vio lated the fill operation will be shut down mayor wayne emmerson ensured residents we have to put something in them to cap them we have to make sure the pits are filled with material that is not contaminated and we have to make sure problems dont get into the aquifer the province wont do it he said the bylaw will be reviewed in two years m wm zeckdds general dentist 905 6402227 restorative dentistry implants orthodontics 6082 main street siouffvilkohl iaa1b7 1 1 1