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thursday aug 162007 serving the community of whitchurchstouffville 24 pagessi including gst musde cars part of the scene at museums show of classics opinion 6 wellness 7 entertainment 11 classified 20 treeclearing by developer irks town s mostar st incident leads to new policy by hannelore volpe staff writer a large field of wood chips is about all thats left after a devel oper had about three acres of trees cut down at the end of mostar street near the novo- pharm plant the incident is leading the town ofwwtchurchstouffville to develop policy governing which trees can be cut down and when that can happen as new develop ments come in residents are also to be kept informed along the way the trees were on 45 acres that sheriff corporation intends to develop into an industrial area the property is situated at the end of mostar street which runs south from main street the tree cutting was witnessed by town staff who can see the site from their fourth floor offices according to a preservicing agreement with the town at this stage the developer was only to cut down trees to allow for the extension of mostar the road is to be extended to hoover park drive instead workers took almost all the trees down within a short period we did ask the contractor to stop cutting trees tom parry the towns director of develop ment services said the treecutting however see councillor page 17 pucker up for the cup staff photosjoerd witteveen villle papas prepares to plant a kiss on nhler brad may as his wife brigitte looks on during stanley cup parade on main street stouirville yesterday about 2000 people attended festivities later in the day at the comrnunity safety village private gatherings with the cup were held in stouffville and markham for more photographs go to yorkregioncom and see saturdays suntribune twin ice pads possible for location nextto new high school fire hall arena site on weldon by hannelore volpe staff writer once the construction dust has settled youll be able to shop at sobeys walk south to skate at the new twin pad arena and greet your firefighters in their brandnew fire hall after considering six sites for a new fire hall in downtown stouffville the town has decided to build the hall along with the arena in a lot between sobeys and the new stouffville district second ary school the fouracre property fronting onto weldon road will be linked to a sixacre site now home to the public works depot with frontage on main street this site would also be able to accommodate another community facility such as a second indoor pool mayor wayne emmerson said the cost of the fouracre prop erty is 15 million the land hous ing the public works yard which will relocate is already owned by the town the new fire station would be close to weldon road and the arena complex would occupy the rear twothirds of the property access to both facilities be from weldon road when plans were first made to look for a location for a new fire hall the 2003 master fire plan rec ommended the hwy 48 and main street area however further analysis from the fire underwriters survey in see arena page 16 specializing in volkswagen audi porsche european asian hybrid 138sandiforddrunit5 9066422886 1877410alto www410autdca discounts up to 30 on car insurance its time to experience what so many drivers from ontario already have the personal service and money saving discounts they get from their state farm agent talk to me today and see how you can save jon st denis agent 5402 main street stouffville on l4a1h3 bus 9056425400 jonstdenispienstatefarmcom north side of main street across from blockbuster in1uiahci like a good neighbour state farm is there providing insurance and financial services sut farm mutual automobile insurance company aurora ontario slatolarmca i3arthau wtewellers i tammmtmtkma 6312 main st stouffville 9056404646