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8 Stouffville Sun-Tribune | Thursday, April 14, 2016 | Please join us at our Living Well, Leaving Well Hoover Park and Sandiford first DINNER SEMINAR Our FREE SEMINAR will provide valuable information on a number of important topics! Learn the parts of an effective estate plan: wills, powers of attorney, financial plans, final arrangements Tips on how to prepare wills & powers of attorney Impact of the new Estates Administration Act 2012 What's new in estate law in Ontario How to help your executor by gathering information for them in advance How to save money & ease your spouse's/family's burden at the time of death Canada Pension and other benefits available TIME UPCOMING DATES More traffic lights on town's horizon By Ali Raza aliraza@yrmg.com Tuesday, APRIL 26, 2016 Wednesday, MAY 18, 2016 Thursday, JUNE 16, 2016 Registration 6:15 PM Dinner Served 6:30 PM LOCATION No more rolling stops for drivers. Whitchurch-Stouffville town council approved a set of traffic signal installations last week. The new traffic signals are part of a 10-year capital works program that will install lights in locations in Stouffville between 2016 and 2022. A signalized pedestrian crossing on Main Street near the downtown train station is also being considered as part of the street's revitalization. The first intersection slated for installation will be Hoover Park Drive and Sandiford Drive, which currently utilizes all-way stop signs. The estimated cost is $230,000, funded through development charges. But Heritage Advisory Committee member Fred Robbins sees it as an "extra cost" and expressed concerns of increased traffic and speed on the stretch of road that sits adjacent to Oscar Peterson Public School. "We want traffic to move, but we also want to save money for the town," he said at a council meeting. Robbins added that traffic flow should be diverted to Main Street to benefit local businesses. Future traffic signal installations will occur at Tenth Line and Forsyth Farm Drive in 2020, Hoover Park Drive and Mostar Street in 2021 and Hwy. 48 and Bethesda Road in 2022. Chapel Ridge Funeral Home & Cremation Centre 8911 WOODBINE AVE., MARKHAM, ON L3R 5G1 Council prepares for more cell towers Is there a cellphone tower about to go up in your neighbourhood? Whitchurch-Stouffville council approved a new telecommunication tower protocol to align with Industry Canada's new standards at a council meeting last week. Industry Canada's revised guidelines were released in 2014 and the new protocol replaces the town's old policy from April 15, 2008. Notably, staff recommended the town continue to notify residents living within 120 metres of a proposed tower in an urban setting and 500 metres in the rural area. Guest sake include: Seating is limited, so R.S.V.P. today! Call: 416-356-1720 Email: info@chapelridgefh.com Terry Pochmurski Wills & Estates Lawyer, Cattanach Hindson Sutton VanVeldhuizen Eric Tappenden Owner, Chapel Ridge Funeral Home & Cremation Centre Susan Booth Pre-Arrangement Director, Chapel Ridge Funeral Home & Cremation Centre Complimentary dinner will be served. Bring your family and friends `The perception here is they (come into town at night, sneak around, put them (cell towers) up and leave.' Given the recent uproar by residents near a cell tower cell tower proposed for 5295 Durham Road 30 -- which sits just outside of town borders in Pickering -- area councillor Rob Hargrave suggested having "total openness" in communication. "The perception here is they (come into town at night, sneak around, put them (cell towers) up and leave," he said. "In this particular case, Pickering went along with their approval process and never told Stouffville," Hargrave said. The councillor suggested having seminars with the public to talk about the impact of cell towers to assess any health risks. Don't miss out on this important information! RSVP TODAY! Exclusive Offer to all Attendees! 20% SAVINGS Everyone in attendance will also receive a 20% Savings Certicate to be applied towards any prepaid funeral contract. This significant offer can save you hundreds of dollars. www.chapelridgefh.com