-A4 - The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, July 25, 2006 Woman threatens to sue Town over house sales fromn RATE on page A3 \1(i while die once home vvas sold for $t 1, Reynolds told The Champion theres more of an expense than meets the eye for the buyer, who first had to purchase a home on Rohert Street, demolish it, pour a foundation for the new home, etc. As the meeting went on, Belvedere- Bnittain started demanding Reynolds pub- licly state the answer she gave to, a question asked during a private meeting May 4 hetween the pair and Town CAO Mario Belvedere. "What V/as your answer?" she screamed, pointing her finger in Reynolds' face. Reynolds told her she didn't record the process lor the homes to Belvcdere-Brittaîni. "This is dirty politics," Belvedere-Brittain yelled. "1 won't put up with it. 1 will gel a lawyer." "Enough is enough," Krantz told her. She went on to ask Reynolds who had purchased the home at the lime of their May meeting. "You didn't ask me that," Reynolds said. "1 did ask you," Belvedere-Brittain screamed. "Did you not lie to me? Did you not lie to me?" "No ma'am," Reynolds responded. "1 am going home. This is dirty politics," Belvedere-Bnîîtain said again. CN îI1 lm t Liic li '-)tlcct p1oj)c1 %',Ill bc put îhrough a hîd proccss thats openl 10 Il vcrybody and anybody," and staff will rec- oinmend the highest bid gels the property. At-ter lisîcnîng to the explanation. Belvedere-Bnîîtain turned to Reynolds and said, "l'm geîîîng a lawyer Jennifer s0 gel prepared." Then she addressed the mayor, duhhîng him "Mr. Kahouna" and telling him, "You'l be hearing more from me," hefore s(orming out of the meeting with her [ather. Laîer in the meeting, Ward 4 Councillor John Challinor said he wanîed to vouch for the inlegrity of the Town's process, ils staff and Marshall- ccl lit ilhe do%% l1ltIts Il ocîgibooî hood to ensure the Mary Street homes are preserved. Challinor also emphasized the money the Town is spendîng is "an investment in the commumity hecause these properties have value 10 the community that extends beyond a inonetary amount." lie said since Milton hegan 10 grow, many homes have been moved and sold for $1. Krantz noted that any wrong-doing on the Town's part would neyer happen under his "waîchful eye." Council approved proceeding with the process to selI the land on Bell Street. Melanie Hennessey can be reached at mhen- nessey@mùriltoncanadianchampion.com. MceaClinic Cosinetic S urgery MiSSiSSaUga'S Centre For: 0 FaoeMf Cow4c Surgry 0 UM Tiek Alternative Therapies & Skin Care *CoIIgeso Restyau- *Jiiedemn *WL l'boo-rejuveaadonn Spider Velu flHair Remval a Skia Ti Bliophora *Skia Ceutial - Botox ACNE THERAPY.- Avold Antiblolica and Accutanel *]Effective toical treatments - BIlu-U llght theraPY - Zeno portable clearing devlce Sussex Centre, Suite 343 Dr. Hugh A. 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