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The November Library Board meeting has been rescheduled to Wednesday, November 4th at 7pm If you have any questions with regards to this construction project please contact the Public Works Department, 905â€"640-1910 ext. 306. For more information, please contact Alan Drozd, Manager of Planning Services at 905-640-1910 or 905-895-5299 ext. 320 or alan.drozd@townofws.com The Skatepark will be closed effective October 13, 2009 until further notice, due to the construction of Park Drive. We apologize for the inconvenience. Community of Stouffville and particularly the lands within the Built Boundary established by the Province (generally representing the Built Residential Area in the Town). The proposed Amendment reflects the results of the Town initiated Community of Stouffville Residential Intensification Study (Background Analysis Report) prepared as part of the Residential Intensification Study, as well as a public information meeting on September 22, 2009 and a statutory public open house on October 7, 2009. The proposed Amendment is intended to implement directives associated with planning for residential intensification as required by the Provincial Growth Plan. The proposed amendment changes policies and designations within the Community of Stouffville Secondary Plan to implement an intensification target of 950 dwellings units for the period 2015-2031. 3. Community of Stouffville Residential Intensification The proposed Amendment applies to all the lands within the 6568 Main Street ZBA09.014 The proposed Amendment will change the zoning in General Zoning by-law No. 87-34 on the subject property from Residential Low Density Three (R3) to General Commercial (GC). The Applicant is proposing to convert the existing dwelling into business and professional offices. No alterations to the exterior of the dwelling are proposed. 2. Comprehensive Zoning By-law Update The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville is undertaking a comprehensive zoning by-law review. The draft by-law would affect all lands in the town and would replace existing Zoning Byâ€"laws 87-34 and 72-7 in their entirety with a singular harmonized by-law containing a minimal number of exceptions. The proposed by~law contains contemporary zoning and parking standards for all types of uses.The proposed by-law is intended to bring the zoning in the Town into conformity with the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville Offidal Plan. 1. Proposed Zoning By-law Amendment Council Chamber, 37 Sandiford Drive, 4“ Floor LIBRARY BOARD MEETING RESCHEDULED TUESDAY OCTOBER 20"", 2009 COUNCIL MEETING 3:00 P.M. TUESDAY OCTOBER 20*", 2009 PUBLIC HEARING MEETING 7:00 P.M. TEMPORARY SKATEPARK CLOSURE The Whitchurch-Stouffville Town Council and Chamber of Commerce invite you to attend the 5th Annual Fundraising Dinner and auction in support of Stouffville lgoma Partnership (SIP). FRIDAY OCTOBER-“l6, 2009 EastRidge Church Complex, 12485 10th Line Silent auction starts at 5:30 pm. Punch at 6:00 pm. ~ Dinner at 6:30 pm. Tickets are $50.00 and can be purchased by calling the Chamber of Commerce at 9056424227. For more information about SIP, visit their website at www.3ipartnership.org Responsibilities will include training room supervision, facility tours, fitness appraisal and programming as well as involvement in other fitness and lifestyle programs. Ideal Qualifications include formal related education (students considered); CSEP - Certified Personal Trainer (or working towards); First Aid/ CPR; AED Certification. For more details about these exciting opportunities and application procedures. please refer to the Town‘s web site at www.townofws.com or 905-640-1900 Candidates should be enthusiastic, upbeat and positive, customer service oriented and willing to contribute to a positive environment for members] Shifts may include early mornings, evenings and/or weekends. In this 3 year contract you'll develop, coordinate and implement downtown revitalization initiatives in association with the Downtown Stouffville Working Group; participate in strategic and business planning in accordance with the Downtown Stouffville Strategic Plan; and assist downtown Stouffville to integrate initiatives, serving to strengthen the economic vitality of the area. You’ll also develop cooperative marketing and promotional programs; engage community groups; and undertake 'physical improvements. This is a unique chance to make your mark, advancing the vision of a progressive community. The Town is one of Ontario’s premier municipalities; in fact, it has been ranked as one of the top 10 Ontario Towns to invest by the Real Estate Investment Network. In this senior planning position you’ll be responsible for the development and coordination of planning standards/requirements for heritage preservation, built form and urban design elements for streetscapes, parks and open space planning. Located in the GTA, just north of Markham, our municipality currently serves a population of 35,000 and is expcriencing rapid growth. ‘ The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville seeks a progressive, service- oriented: P/T FITNESS COUNSELLOR AT LEBOVIC LEISURE CENTRE DOWNTOWN COORDINATOR PLANNER URBAN DESIGN Oct. 15, l6, l7 â€" 8pm / PERSPECTIVES PREMIERE PERFORMANCE! « Stouffville‘s own MOTUS 0 Will barrage your senses with a fusion of dance, video. music and lighting, Come and add your perspective to the experience! Tickets ~ $25 STARLIGHT CINEMA SEASON PASSES ON SALE NOW! loin us for our first season ofthe best in Canadian and international film at 7pm on the 2nd Wednesday of every month until June, 2010. Season Pass (remaining 8 films) ‘ $45 / Single Tickets â€" $760 2009/2010 PROFESSIONAL SERIES Experience the BEST in arts 8: entertainment! October 29 8t 30 - 8pm / YOU FANCY YOURSELF Experience this critically acclaimed play fresh from the Edinburgh Festival! - Set in 19505 Scotland, You Fancy Yourselftells the story of Elsa, whose family has travelled from Iceland to chilly grey Edinburgh and a new world that will require more than learning the words to ‘Scotland the Brave’. This 2009 Dora Award winner (Best Actress) will thrill audiences with its glorious story and beautifully drawn characters. Tickets - $35 (subscriptions for (1/13 theatre events in the season are only $90!) Materials acceptable for collection include leaves, plants, fine brush, tree clippings, branches. Branches are not to exceed 100 mm (four inches) in diameter, and shall be tied in bundles of a maximum length of 1.2 metres (four feet), and weighing no more than 22 kgs (fifty pounds). Please do not use wire to tie bundles. Materials W include grass clippings, stumps, root balls, rocks, food and kitchen wastes, animal droppings, fruit and vegetables, driveway and road sweepings. Residents who wish to drop off their yard waste (including grass clippings) may do so, free of charge, at the Miller Waste Composting Facility, 1351 Bloomington Road, Richmond Hill (just west of Leslie Street) Monday to Saturday â€" 7:30 am to 5:00 pm (closed Statutory Holidays). Yard Waste is collected once per month from May to November. Please refer to the collection schedule ‘for the yard waste collection days for your area. A Copy of the schedule can be obtained from www.townofws.com All yard waste material except brush must be placed in paper yard waste bags or an open top container (excluding cardboard boxes). Clear, opaque or orange bags $11391 be collected. Presented as part ofth Toronto International Film Festival Group's Film (firt‘uit Box Office Hours: Wednesday to Saturday 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m Visit www.townofws.com/nineteen for event details. Online ticketing is now available! Next Movie YARD WASTE COLLECTION P(155(‘h¢’r1da¢’l¢’ (drama LEBOVIC (INTI! Kl Ame ENTERTAINMENT 14A) Nov H