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Del Zotto unveils 51- acres of homes doesnt tell town NEWMARKET A extension to Del Homes subdivision was un veiled at a York County school board meeting last week have taken place be- her the town planning council and Del date has been set what school be required for would allow it to collect the lot levy fees The school boards planning and development department be built In a neighboring devel opment the Paddock Gate sub division former farm situated 1 cast of the Del lands The planning and develop ment report told the trustee the Paddock Gate subdivision is expected to be built about the If the Del project Is built ahead of Paddock Gate the children from it will be a Public School said the board statement planned to build ivalent to provide elementary and the Paddock Gate land When told of the refusal Mayor Forhan said he didnt think it would have much approval of any subdmsion agreement the town may nego tiate with the developer The mayor pointed out Queens Park has already refused York Coun ty school board secondary school dock Gate with the completion to coincide with the occupancy of the houses in both subdivi sions said the report to the school board HE ERA H am IS nig HI A- JUL NEWMARKET AURORAKESWICK ONTARIO WEDNESDAY JULY 14 1971 15 CENTS Davis Dr apartment given OK will build Lome Ave in fall NEWMARKET Lorn St to Davis Dr this ye voted approval to building of 124 suites or apartment building agreement between Calgas Ltd mid the town winch allows the suites ween three mid four acres is open for renegotiate uncompleted official plan SLSCA to get Aurora park NEWMARKET- The South Lake Conservation Au thority is negotiating for a acre site in the heart of Aurora for a conservation area park it was revealed this week Reginald Shcppard Ross St confirmed Monday that he plans to turn his estate at the south end of Ross St over to the Authority The properly has been in the become pari Sheppard Said he the hands of the Mr Dynes win tourney Amateur Softball title Sunday downing SI Marie in the final game the Fairgrounds Hatchet holdup NEWMARKET A New market man has been charged with robbery after a Don Mills lid fruit market was robbed of Sit Saturday- loan walked l and When lie the money until Charged is Dennis Forhan if a bigger building is allowed the town will lcquire underground parking and more landscaping The agreement re places an existing agreement on the site negotiated between for mer owner Tom Taylor and town council in 1967 winch re mired the apartment builder to construct the Lome Ave link instead of paying levies for his apartments to the town Under the new agreement which Major said pro and sidewalks to the property can build not more than bachelor suites one- bedroom units and two bed- Work on the Lome Ave link is expected to start this Last Tuesday tow Council stalling Swanek January and the delay has cost him Theodore Bel man lawyer for developer W Swanek told town council the firm wrote to January to carry the land he said Mr admitted the towns planning committee told him it could not consider his proposals because the Swanek firm is not the registered thoroughfc When OK town plan change NEWMARKET A bylaw amend Newmarkets official an so it will allow homes In- they cither seeking agents for t seeking changes The polic they buy land propose satisfied wit Dales for his approval and council still must discuss and vote on a new zoning bylaw to implement the change Were just saying tell us what want that we can live dont want a fight Council sent the matter to planning committee where it cm gel letal advice on the East agreement setup is very good I the hill and sec all t The recreation and his staff did a Mr Scheff told The Shannon said that he happy with the job Director Dan OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH PROGRAM Will bill Ottawa for program that never was Launch new GO study TORONTO A new Thirtyfive people gave time to help in the lour- including he said Volunteer help made this from Newmarket minister a bill the the town incurred pro moling a scheme it loped wo be subsidized In the minis Opportunities for Youth The scheme which would have put teenagers to work summer doing repairs and other maintenance work on homes of senior citizens was not accepted Secretary under the program although a in a letter to tabled last Mr expressed his the project had not been accepted and ex- pinned Ins had bigger response than he had i that project to get it miuht be tinned down I think we should forward all hills for advertising hours Mi ml lolm iil We get the blame nt warned it might he mid be accepted The letter Mayor Boh pointed out didnt give any The mayor letter wit Councillor Doris Blair Election could delay tax bills til 72 mayor Region officials here Federally financed It study possible mutes along Need firemen halt chief NEWMARKET Fire Chief Cliff needs at least five fulltime firemen a new- fire hall and will soon need ladder truck he told I the chief who a inislr- towns full time fireman The confrontation came to light in a report from the com mittee tabled at last weeks town council meeting The report said Chief recommended Hie committee consider an existing entity the building half chief first made a iiciuiimendntion for fulltime firemen he said on some summer weekends not enough volunteer firemen stay in town to man equipment NEWMARKET If Premier William Davis calls an election next fall as has been rumored tax bills in York Region might not get out this year at nil a worried Mayor Bob said last Tuesday night The regions 1971 municipal budgets and consequently the isler Bales in a tetter I council tabled last week they arc being dehjed for a variety of reasons He gave no indica tion when the delay will end The biggest reason for the delay said Mr is new legislation to give York Region taxpayers a more equitable tax March Mr said towns nor the regional Police settlement NEWMARKET A tenia Government to the live settlement has been reached In he York Region Policeexam Members of the Regions Police Association voted last night to accept an offer from originally- the Police Commission which would confirm all officers who had been sergeants prior to Re-