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Resident wants facts made known LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor, and University is underâ€" The proposed apartment stood to be a good apartâ€" at the comer of Glenridge ment which will be a credit 6 Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, May 16, 1973 THE COUNCIL OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO has established a Landlord and Tenant Advisory Bureau effective May 1st. 1973 + in the Regional Legal Department 8th Floor, Marsland Centre., WATERLOO. ONTARIO. TELEPHONE ... 579â€"3710 EXTENSION 63 Hours 9:00 a.m. â€" 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. â€" 5:00 p.m. Daily except Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays To provide advice and information in Landlord and Tenant matters. Engquiries may be made by telephone., in person or by letter. This service is provided free of charge. 359° SUPER The Exeter < Elegantly styled grained American Wainut color cabinet Super Chromacolor picture tube. High Performance Chassis Super Video Range Tuner, Automatic fine tuning control 5¢ x 3" Speakers VHF Diphole and UHF loop Antennas. Top Carry handle Cabinet Size: 16 %" H. 21" W. 18 %4" D LANDLORD AND TENANT ADVISORY BUREAU ‘6 KING STREET SOUTH watERLOO ‘EINVITIT PHONE 743â€"5241 It is hard to oppose it on the basis of details, howâ€" to the city. be made aware of the deâ€" tails before the apartment is built. concerned the traffic probâ€" lem. City council was strong to issue the building permit regardless of traffic probâ€" The first part of the lems. The cost to us for the traffic problems could be the word "us‘‘ is all of us including innocent outsiders unaware of the hazards. The second part of the petition was more of a political problem. It asked the city to find ways to conâ€" trol the plans because preâ€" vious _ developers _ sold properties on the basis of one plan and subsequent developers are stretching the regulations to put in a widely different plan. The city was stn6ng to igâ€" nore the loop holes regardâ€" less of the pleas of neighâ€" One corner of the building points somewhat toward Glenridge so that it is the Reminder of Police Week Dear Editor As commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police, P & ies front. This gives adequate frontage from the building to the street. The city will accept a strip of land from the developer so that Glenâ€" ridge will be wide enough (for a bigger traffic probâ€" lem). The flankages are all within limits. By calâ€" ling University Avenue a sideyard, the bedrooms can be put closer to the truck route. The backyard is O.K. should complain about the north side. The foundation is on the. zone line and large area in another zone is added to the apartment zone and called green space to avoid debate regarding zone change. The apartment will have the required parking space for residents and visitors, it is my pleasure to invite the public to visit our esâ€" tablishments during Canaâ€" however, the apartments may attract double car be landlord regulations to obstruct visitor parking. It is obvious that our planâ€" ners and developers are working hard to stay within our regulations. The third part of the petition asked for a report. We have had most of it. It was brief and verbal to Our members throughout the province will be pleasâ€" ed to discuss with you the law enforcement process. In becoming acquainted with Ontario Provincial Poâ€" lice officers you will disâ€" cover their dedication to duty and commitment to the rule of law. Every member of the force is a guardian of your life and property. dian Police Week. I would like to comment personally about a related problem. The international games will aggrevate our growing pains but I can accept those pains because they promote international fellowship. Clair Rogers, 227 Mayfield Ave. You receive his service and protection. He deserves your support and respect! H.H. GRAHAM, COMMISSIONER. for.