Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 6, 1967, p. 13

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apartment sewer charge not exactly justified says omb the trisune thuwiy july 6 1967 pic 13 markham the ont ario municipal board has ruled that a 250 per suite sewerage charge on apart ment house dwellings in clarkham village is not ex actly justified and has giv en the municipality three months in which to submit an alternate amount in the interval the by law will stand pending a second hearing if a new application is not filed the bylaw will automatically lapse following this period the omb met in mark- ham june 29 they found no fault with the 550 per suite charge for capital wa ter costs nor did they rule against the method of col lection on application for the building permit the request as it now stands would mean that douglas mcharg who pro- n poses to erect a new 90- suite apartment at the rear of dublin street in mark- ham would be required to pay in 27000 on receipt of a permit mr meharg appeared to oppose the by law complete it first mr meharg said that he was not objecting to the bylaw in principal but to the amount of the per suite charge and the time when it is to be paid he said that he had ad opted a policy of renting his apartments to only cou ples or single persons but no families he said he planned to do the same in the new one he argued v that this type of project did not represent compar able burden on water and sewer services as an apart ment where children were permitted mr meharg charged that t fee should be collect ed not when the permit is issued but when the apart ment is completed its a great imposition on any builder particularly a small one to pay out such a sum on application for a t permit he noted that the service charged for would not be used until the build ing was finished and peo ple had moved in mr me harg admitted that a sub stantial area in markham had been zoned to permit apartmenttype dwellings and he agreed that more could possibly be built in the future to serve 16000 kenneth a hyde a civil engineer with r v ander son and associates said that 605000 had been spent on sewerage services up to 1960 he said that in 1961 an additional 257- 000 had been spent on a pumping station and sew ers to serve the west por tion of the village he not ed that an addition to the plant to serve a population of 8000 would cost an es timated 316000 and would be built in the cur rent year he said that fac ilities to serve a popula tion of 16000 would cost an additional 600000 or about 75 per capita for water service improve ments over the same per iod he estimated the cost at 600000 plus an addi tional 200000 to replace the 4 inch mains still in use in a portion of the town he estimated the per capita charge on this pro ject at between 37 and 50 bylaw justified board chairman a w marin said that in the of ficials opinion the bylaw was justified he expressed concern however for the per suite charge for sewer services we feel that the 250 figure has not been justified he said that since an alternate amount was not available the board had no alternative but to give the bylaw temp orary approval for three months with the expecta tion that a new application would be submitted within that period farewell gormley by evelyn milsted gormley the fare well service for mr and mrs allan doner will be held at the gormley united missionary church on sun day evening july 9 at 730 pm mr and mrs doner will leave malton for ni geria july 14 at eight oclock the film dont blame mc will be shown at park- sidc youth centre on sun day july 9 at 915 pm mr and mrs lewis lehman have sold their home on don mills road north of the townlinc i john stcckley is spend ing the summer holidays with his grandmother mrs c slaymakcr of lan caster pennsylvania a speedy recovery is wished for mrs a guinn in york central hospital richmond hill mrs murray widcman and family spent a weeks holiday visiting in pen nsylvania and ohio dale doner larry bar rett and billy and eddie bakcr arc spending this week at camp pincwaga- mi stayncr mr g van rijn of hol land is visiting his son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs g a van rijn and family the um sunday school picnic had to be cancelled because of the rain how- service church ever this picnic will be held monday july 10 at 630 pm mr and mrs wendall philipps of calgary alber ta had dinner with the henderson sisters mr and mrs richard blackblock of north to ronto have moved to the home purchased from mr ralph empringham of don mills road mr and mrs n m ash john connie and miss brcnda ash have returned from a holiday in manito ba and saskatchewan the gavillcr reunion was held on june 24 in hamilton at the home of dr ernest applcyard mr and mrs r g britncll shirley and linda emp ringham mrs wilfred of toronto and her son dr john wilfred and son ted of chilliwack bc were present dr muriel von wcrs- sowetz and son arthur of chattonooga tennessee and mrs wilfred of toron to visited recently with mr and mrs r b brit ncll mr and mrs brace ben son and children spent the weekend with relatives in owen sound miss arvilla forrester entertained her music pu pils at a picnic at her home honor retiring pastor by jean leaf buttonville the browns corners united church sunday school pic nic was a real success fri day there was swimming before the supper hour with races and games planned by garnet stewart and bruce armstrong in the evening the high spot of the event was a presentation to dr and mrs a f binn- ington who have served the congregation for nine and a half years norman reid clerk of session read an address and gifts were presented an orchid to mrs binnington and a purse to dr binnington dr binnington will take a years rest they moved from the victoria square manse on tuesday of last week and are now at their cottage on the rouge in the late summer they will go to mount albert where they have purchased an old church and are renovating it as a home neighbourhood notes mr and mrs walter craig had their four-year- old granddaughter michele as their weekend guest mrs john rodick and the two children spent the weekend with mrs wm rodick john was work ing there were graduation ceremonies for grade 8 students at parkview school last wednesday evening among them john stephenson reg and joy crawford spent last weekend with regs family at bancroft on tuesday joy begins summer school grace rodick will teach a guidance course for sec ondary school teachers this summer in the autumn she will transfer from her present school at burling ton to another in the same town where she will be in charge of student guid ance friends were sorry to learn last week of ken stivers sudden illness he was taken to branson hos pital and is making a good recovery jack and dorothy bishop left early saturday for a camping vacation at south river mr and mrs ken stotts spent centennial day at stouffville where they joined the celebrations with mrs topham congratulations to mr dick jones who celebrated a birthday on thursday june 29 guests at the party were gordon and doreen vaughan and the three children bob and mary lou hood were at delawana inn honey harbour last week where bob attended the police convention as dep uty chief of markham township police force congratulations to don and pamela tribbling who were married at grace anglican church on sat urday july 1 1967 guests were mr and mrs nor man reid mr and mrs ron musselman mr and mrs rick tribbling meryl i johnson and d a u g h t cr mary ellen and dons grandmother mrs john son doug tribbling was his brothers best man and richard was an usher d deacon says good neighbor policy not garbage contract untonville resid ents and ratepayers of mar kham markham township richmond hill vaughan township woodbridge and other area municipalities must be on their guard ag ainst any harmful en croachments by metropoli tan toronto donald dea con said this week deacon said a proposal by metro to expropriate 600 acres south of wood- bridge in vaughan town ship as a sanitary landfill garbage disposal site has alarmed district residents mr deacon former dep uty reeve of markham township and liberal can didate in the provincial riding of york centre said residents to the immediate north of metro have many reasons for regarding met ro as a good neighbor many of our people work in metro and enjoy its amenities while the growth ot metro has brought some problems we have grown with our neighbor and shared in the prosper ity of the whole area dea con said but recent develop ments require that resid ents and ratepayers in sub urban communities be on their guard against any harmful encroachments from the metropolitan ar ea he added deacon said special at tention must be paid to the possible effects of the mu nicipality of metropolitan toronto act amendment bill 81 which was enact ed by the provincial legis lature last year under this amendment metro assumes the respon sibility of providing refuse disposal service for its con stituent municipalities and can do so anywhere in the metropolitan toronto plan ning area the planning area in cludes the fringe munici palities surrounding metro deacon commented communities bordering on metro want to continue their good neighbor policy there can be no thought of obstructing essential in tercommunity projects metro has taken many steps to improve fringe representation and consid eration garbage disposal is al ready a serious problem in metro and if our coopera tion is required we should no hesitate to help find a solution this solution must in clude the possibility of first exhausting all potent ial but unused metro sites and only then negotiating with the neighboring mun icipalities for alternate sit es deacon added metro must not be allowed to solve its problem by creat ing a new problem for one of its neighbors this is what concerns residents of vaughan township there is also the under lying principle of proper democratic procedure an issue which involves the entire metro planning ar ea all our communities want to cooperate with metro but metro must continue to 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