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HEV A GT 74B CALAIS ITIAC ST SUNDAY 00 1A 00 , air, grey At the outset Mayor Brian Turnbull, who mediated, stressed that his only goal was to have all participants come away with a "common set of facts which we can all deal with." _ (Continued on page 3) All parties with a stake in the cenotaph land were invited to an informal meeting at Knox Presbyterian Church Monday to discuss the issues surrounding the Marsland agreement. Those attending included Larry Marsland, representatives of the Knox congregation, the Waterloo Horticultural Society, local veterans‘ groups and the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC). If the agreement is approved, Marsland would pay up to $35,000 for the relocation of the cenotaph to city lands in the area of the Mueller chimney. The company would also release the city from the clause in the original 1969 Marsland land purchase agreement requiring the city to provide 200 parking spaces within 500 feet of the Marsland Centre for 50 years, and would allow most of the 135 spaces in the structure to be used as free city parking after 6 p.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends. Council will vote tonight on whether to approve a $1, 25â€"year lease agreement.with Marsland Centre Ltd. dated July 13 which would allow the company to build a twoâ€"level parking garage for its tenants on the cityâ€"owned cenotaph site. Chronicle Tom Brockelbank Chronicle Staff The fates of the Waterloo Cenotaph, the Mueller chimney, the Marsland Centre and Knox Presbyterian Church may be decided at tonight‘s Waterloo Council meeting. Cenotaph fate to be decided tonight The impending closure of Seagrams and Labatt, combined with the 1990 closing of Sunarâ€"Hauserman and the uncertainty over the future of Canbar has left the Uptown area with a string of four huge Mayor Brian Turnbull is hoping the broad policies included in his conceptual paper outlining the reshaping of the Uptown area over the next few years will become as widely known and widely accepted as the city‘s ‘Environment First! policy. Waterloo Council approved the frameâ€" work of the idea at Monday‘s council meeting, opening the door for the forma: tion of a committee to study the ‘big picture‘ of Uptown Waterloo. Committee to develop plan for Uptown The big picture Just in case the chili got a little too hot, Crock and Block official taste tester Dave Moore, right, was prepared with a bottle of Pepto Bismol. Moore and team captain Tim Eaton competed in the third annual Provincial Championship Chili Page 32 Croatian soccer team amazed by Canadians "I‘m suggesting that we just take a very quick and conceptual look at the Uptown area because so much detailed work has Turnbull said it is important that such a conceptual picture of Uptown be worked on immediately because of the great impact the redevelopment of the area‘s industrial lands will have on Uptown and the city parcels of core land that together could make or break the future of Uptown Waterloo. Athough many detailed studies dealing with the possible disposition of these properties have been done, it was always assumed that the industrial lands would remain industrial, which Turnbull now says is ‘highly unlikely‘ SOME LIKE IT HOT! Cookoff at Camp Heidelberg on Saturday. The event. which attracted over 700 people, raised more than $5.000 for Special Hearts, a support group serving families of children with heart problems in Waterioo Region. Pete Cudhes photc Using detailed studies such as the Up town safety audit completed in 1991. and a study on cityâ€"owned properties which is near completion. Turnbul] said the com mittee will come up with an overall plan for the Uptown area. He has split the plan into four major areas of concern: redev elop ment of industrial lands. vehicles. bicvcles and pedestrians. including the reâ€"routing of some Uptown feeder roads; safety of Uptown streets and cityâ€"owned buildings (Continued on page 11) "What I want to do is boil them all down t« some very conceptual things that the community will remember and agree to already been done," Turnbull simc ir recent interview