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Pap 2 - Waterloo Chronicle, Vim, Danube! 3. 1975 See the Toro Snowthrowers at: Lloyd Schmitt Equipment SNOWBLOWERS 24 Laurel St. Waterloo 743-0731 Sales and Service TONI-TWO STAGE Heavy-Duty 726 What was planned quiet discussion council and residen , the Maple Hills area last Wednesday quickly erupted into a heated debate when the issue of the proposed route for the Hallman Road and University Avenue link- up was mentioned. 61‘” name Residents of Breeaewood Estates, Maple Hills and Maple Heights, subdivisio'ns south of Erb Street West Mum g ELEM; over " occasional chairs to choose from Famous Brand Names -rec|iners swivels Resths upset over extension lil-Int fiiniitim it t VARIEW i CHAIRS the future emulsions sed, were origi- . to the first neighbourhood meeting be- tween council and Waterloo residents at Centennial public school to h . _ posals in the futu develop _, planning and _ ment of thea .4 T But it was Whom the question period that fol- lowed presentations from the school boards and Wa- terloo's planning and com~ munity service departments that the residents who at- tended the meeting had only one thing on their minds - the proposed route of the University Avenue exten- sion and hook-up with Hall- man Road. Although city planning director, Richard Dan- aiger, said no final deer. sion had been made on the path of the extension, city planning maps used at the meeting showed the link- up running south of War- rington Drive through pro- perty owned by Freure Homes Ltd. It the extension is carried out along this route, Mr. Freure's property will be cut into two halves. The northern half of the pro- perty will have no access on to Hallman Road except through a vacant lot own- ed by Freure that fronts on Warrington Drive. The workshop. organized by Peter Silveston and Martin Bush, is intended for those in the environmental and pollution fields including consultants. systems plan- ners, department managers and administrators of regu- latory agencies. Fee is $275 (plus $50 for Fortran instruction) and in- cludes a course manual and working materials. Addi- tional information is avail- able from Prof. M.J. Bush, Faculty of Engineering, 885-1211 ext. 3966. Residents who live on shop school to h V 'P' in the futu . , , ‘thea - TMM', it was ‘7' Im Warhngtmt Drive strongly objected Wednesday to the possibility of a road naming through the vacant lot be cause they claimed an agree- ment with the original owner of the property promised a house on that location. But as Mr. Danziger re- marked to a reporter after the meeting, unwritten agreements between origin- al developers and residents are not legally binding on subsequent land owners. David Eby of 405 War- rington Dr. was one of the residents who protested strongly against the pro- posed extension route. "I was given a covenant by the city that there was to be a house built on the vacant lot. I live next door to it and I don't think there is any way you can put a road through it. However, that's the way it is going togo.reanfeelitinrny bones," he said. The proposed extension route is presently under consideration by regional planners because both roads are main trunk lines link- ing regional roads. James Willis, Waterloo city en- gineer, said the regional study should be completed in six to eight weeks. Mel Code, manager of planning, engineering and land development tor Freure Homes Ltd., said "Until we have the results of the regional study we can’t plan what we are going to do with these lands. Ws our ssgiiii',, ot 'at, " O ot? * {0e ”$3.9m: pf' \9 We ‘90: 'Ji:tl bod) * s1s)", 'r: . . (it:,',' $863500 IO Jse1' - f 9069699 no and .' “(e _ "mg, ok “he sh"'" es'," Y-h' 0 te J sf d I (40% pt " F," - ' tls ' Soo' ‘9 Pl" - le cot V pt " s't v0 ‘9 Q 46 dst", \IA y bf, " " .m “3‘ W. y" os x Y" c, _ -(\ y, . _ , f -,<\“L\°‘?.¢ A} ktiour Bpeeiu1iir) cr-ro IP tir/i' 1.3 Win l-Its {recreation Rams"? i --2 " 5etie Bathrooms and 'a' ft (ix, tShit:-,' Fr Kitchen. _. "V"??? 5? ie Remodelling 'ifrii ‘ I 'sh' Tii " _ yes, Le, Les 3 I 1 Need Household Repairs and don't know who to call? We will Repair. Renovate and build anything horn the but steps to the front, -- to may. Residence Evenings 5111K] w“? - we ‘9 - " hope that we don’t have to put a road there. But we’re going to wait and see what the region decides about this area." Mr. Danziger said he had encouraged the region to plan a different route for the "I have indicated to the region to find another way to run the extension, if only tn save my own back. But no one can give you assur~ ance that access (from the Freure lands) will be per- mitted on to Mailman Road and University Avenue," he said. At this remark, someone from the audience called out to Mr. Code, “We'll buy the lot from you. If a house was there, the re- gion would have to give you access." Mayor Herb Epp promis- ed the residents that they would be allowed to express their opinions on the pro- posed extension at a later date before the final decision is made. However, only city and regional staff and a representative of Freure Homes Ltd. will be repre- sented on the committee that discusses the final de- cision. As the question period broke up, there were com- ments from the audience that the issue might be tak- en to the Ontario Munici- pal Board if the issue is not resolved in favour of the Warrington Drive resi- oo" . gowwodw‘lajo'xiéaw ' hk (066W 'pl' Y‘G‘ee ' . ‘91" . Nk 1ttti o Gre tire - {\be we} f su',, Q -\1;\°% ite “as . ' ses) _fiisif' , - 'iiitt _.\\ U' - ' ' - V bf, 6', U g, V "\9 <30 rl' ssl o \ o “A“ " ‘6 he .00 .0' . ..I\\° we tsol' r t'ev" v In, io' 'e :19“. 'il'", tieti'is'r '0‘ '", V" v.” x N- 'dit Ge, th'.", se ‘0“. YE, "i af we to ks'