Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Sun-Tribune (Stouffville, ON), 24 Jul 2014, p. 7

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'lhat is what 'Ibwn of Whitchumh-Stoufivme CAO Andrew McNeely wants council to request of Metrolinx. GO 'Ihmit. which is owned by Metrollnx. "wants the unoccupied grain elevator relocated to a nearby siteownedbymemmucipafltyoramhdpmywidun Stouffville’s core. Preserve. rehabilitate and rte-purpose the downtown Stogffville graln elevator at its current location. In a memorandum to the July 22 council report. McNeelynoted ‘GO'D‘ansit nuintainstheposition the! keepingtheStouflvmeminelevmormitscummlou- fionismtanopflonthattheyarenmmgcommt viewsduegnhquevatorasamiflcamufegyrbkfor Town, GO, MP at DOWN EAS “mummhuw,manuu odds on elevator magma: mmmm: Paul Calandra. MP for Oak RidgesMarkham and a Stouffville resident. suggests the municipality use its nearly $1.1 million in federal gas tax money to protect it. There's only one problem. The municipality doesn't own the grain elevator. Metrolinx does. “fichnically. (Calandra) is conect. such a project does qualify. if the municipality owmd the property.” Man: Pourvahldi. director of finance for the Town of Whitchurch-Stoufiville told The Sun-Tribune. pusengem. unployees. the midlbouflng rail corrido: andadjacmtpmpemaaf GOWnppliedtomemunidpahtyforadeM donpermhmmtomnovemmmelevator.mflle mmmmmmmmmewmbe “We are not going to spend money on a third-party property.” he said. suggesting the federal government pay to preserve it if it wants. Ihétieasixxeralsonotedmegasmxnnoneyhas my??? MW in the was 2014 budget- IheMPhasdecidedtoworkMth Metrolinxonalast resort proposal - afler being contacted by residents â€" to have the provincial agency rehabilitate the grain eleva- tor. disassemble it move it into storage until another An update for council’s cohsideradon will be present. ed fp_th_em at theAgg. 1!? cpgmcil meeting While town staff and the local heritage committee have worked with CO mnsit to find a solution. local residents have been left out of the decision-making process.whichdoesnotsitwellwithresidentandnew mayoral candidate Arnold Neufeldt-Fast. “Brainstorm: get the best ideas out there." he told councillors Thesday altemoon, suggesting it be turned into a climbing facility The grain elevator has“confounded us” the past 11 yum. according to Councillor Ken Ferdinands. opting no soltitions have been brought forward. Hispmposalâ€"heissuedamedia mleasemesday night touting it â€" has given the grain elevator a 112me as tqwn 091mm: §tafl plan to meet to discuss it. usemdlooationcanbefoundforit. Ferdinands is wary of the federal government's involvement. saying. “nothing comes with no strings attached”. lfthemunicipalityorthixdpanywantstomovethe grain elevator. the transit company is ofiering a one time relocation cost-coverage of 3500.000 to $1 million that must be utilized within its 2014-15 budget. lfthe grain elevatorcannot be moved. de'r'nolkhingit is another option. _ "(60) could come and demolish it BY SANDRA IOLAN sbolanOyrmg.com Scrum”; Bâ€"FRESH LOCAL â€"â€"â€" L UEBERRIES MMMM‘W-Q‘M W‘muummahdw WWW-“wlvflhhhhm mm,mfiulofiwd.m-imuyh Muck, which w. [non even then! What I found was whoa-town! food, beautiful “mud u lot «(hm peoplc, “with. MIME-c. Masai-noun Malia-c mum-luau. mounts“. chi-watchman. IMAM; that which“ CWFRESHM OD FILLETS with”!!! faig'fguaallâ€"ngggsâ€"n iiitifgggfi. {grillsâ€"33.3185 its, a} In! (I v» cl. 3% E more? ([9 1a.! {I If .2. urn! um «al.- 81. 1". it:Â¥.i~8.§£r33} r a I r 58-. ‘1- ‘o [I 8. III..." iU‘EFgg’ {flfi‘cl OI. In! I. (I .3 SI {Irma-Run a; in EEEE’SFBSâ€"v’ng igllriirgfufla‘ final-r»; ifiug’ Erin.- co}8In Inclâ€"8.. Far-non .7».- 19 - ggirliigxsflg gagis‘atzlllnllg mimu-uk-ua-ummm mhmfihhmmMflkfl. mpdmmbntfldumwd‘ukdhmu i a E i a“ 51E.EI§IL .tiI-I;9I§irltatlaofl BEEErFipli-II’? E’Elii'gttifirr’n gagiiiUâ€"x’ng Iaglnrl-n’irofglgal waftâ€"railan {Satirist avail-lazily 03. 3:530:08 E i E AVONLEA I-IEESE mmh.wmau(m Mflmwmmhdk'I-uhh “wuflp‘vchuhnaof “Mlmhhhughdm CH? m. ummm_m. $3.99.:th nth.“ Mdmgllmm . Mudm'cmofluhgan Inf-Ill; 5-591 Houn: Mon. ~ Fri. 8:00-8:00 Sut. 8tw-Gdl) ~ Sun. 9mm 4476 16th Ave. (1m w. ofKennedy) 905â€"940-0655 S *MOOSEEiEAD AUSAGES‘; IZZA P PERFECT MJHhthbun-ba dwinb-lqdoufum pou-hupuhflafl’uhhhoncof “mnmulcmdny “muphqwflchbm WMMR'Ik-h. ummdMâ€"ad Mammal:- "Mum-11W I... an.” Thacmtdhwdmmflwflfi‘m manhunt-thunk“ % ‘ “hummus! \ ;- quanta-chum» 95'; ' WWW- Mmdmmmm mmmmmmh mandftahblocbetfia. 81..” mmsum.mnnm mmmmmumm flmmeifibmym “Unknowns-IMAM“- abkMIudytobtkzhomfnua msn.” CAPE IIBTON SOONBS - Ddiciom mwmmwm MMMWMth oflu-onmflfl mumscowmcm-Soum wammammm Wmmdhmmm “mm:thth umbntoutofthe MMMdeu-ngm “Mmmmofoodm pop .flc. Mfic ma 7:30, mat Ihh'eadalthchutndmmopen diet... ad laden, loot Get on on the mkmdflwfiummdw THIS WEE K a CULTIVATED é

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