Notre Damebound sprinter , wins three golds for 5085 Hist i val . . . . . . . r A r r . . . . . ( )}>irli()11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lillltfrl(ljllllrL1ll . . . . . . . . 4 . WWFrmullummwumlmcmncmn I - An magenta Int-InnlAnr 1-1-1- ( ‘I,.A ‘ MLHI SKI'URDAXMAYMZOOB I SERVINGWECOMMUNWYOFWRGI-STOUFMLE I “PAGES/SIINCLUDINGGST Dm‘topmmroodmm‘f‘a mhissm urammmuolbmbopd ‘ ' . . Waive mmammdmmm ‘Whmmnndegtmnattudad. STAFF PHOTOS/BILL ROBE RTS “I want us to make a staterï¬ent and tell the developers they must stick to their schedules,†she said. “I want to put developers and build- ers on notice." Councillor Suzanne Hilton, whose north Stouflville ward also includes sub- divislons under construction. agreed. Council eventually went against a staï¬ recommendation to grant approv- al. instead defening the decision by two weeks when it will review a staï¬ report on developer deï¬ciencies in the community. “I see their lackluster efforts," Mr. Hargrave said. “I live in the epiâ€"centre (of new-home construction).†(The builders) had better start com- pleting some of their projects before being considered for new ones, he added. Council was considering grantâ€" ing Lebovic Enterprises Ltd. permission to build 175 homes, part of a 1,444- home subdivision, between the Ninth Line and the GO train tracks north of 19th Avenue. The councillor and long-time south Stouffville resident told town council Tuesday builders must be held account- able for the mess. “We are in the midst of what some people call progless,†he said. “I’ve lived in ahd upheaval for four years. Rob Hargrave feels your pain and your dirt. BY "M MASON Staff Writer Have you had it up to here with the mud, dust and other dirty offshoots of Stouffyille’s building boom? Some developers were making an Builders told to clean up their act Dirt, mud too much for Stoujfuille councillors Festival . . . . . . Opinion . . . . . Entertainment Classiï¬ed . . . . Sew BUYER, pagc