PAGE 4, WHITWI FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1988 BUIlS ASTERMay il - BA EYMay 15 U Raisn -read $12 9 er oaf EXTRA TO Raisn Bead $1. 9 er oaf FREEZE AND Light & Dark EAT LATER Rye bread -$ 1.2 5 perlioaf (Whitby store only) 1380 HOPKINS 666-1177 Open 7 Days a Week CARA: More uses, more traffie Traffic will become even heav- ier, should additional floorspace and uses be allowed in the plaza' area on the northeast corner of Thickson and Dundas, says the president of the Corridor Area Ratepayers' Association. Pat Dooley said at last week's public meeting for the application ]Don't be rnisigiAI on May l2th! Ift that area residents already find traffic "too heavy to handle' and are unable to get on the streets. "And that plaza is not fully open yet. When it does, it will be aheli of a schmozzle," Dooley told administrative committee. The application, by Camen Corp, 654860 Ontario Ltd.' and Great Northern Developments, is to allow an additional 1,100 square metres of retail and personal service floorspace and certain personal service and retail uses. Additional uses include a retail wholesale automobile parts store, a retail sporting goods centre, a recreational club, ban- quet or assembly hall, and a bank of financial institution or retail warehouse outlet. that limited retail and personal service uses are now permitted at Thickson Rd., north of Dundas, but not exceeding 500 sq. mnetres floorspace in each area. A representative for the devel- opers said the application only "broadens the uses" for the area, mentioning that more variety of retail wares would be offered, besides furniture. He* added that there are 400' parking spaces for the stores, "50' per cent more than required." Dooley said more housing in the Bluegrass area would also add to traffic. He said the Towni should' discourage expansion of develop- ment, arguing that, developments follow traffic patterns. Administrativr. committee chairman Gerry Emm replied that council tried to stop a gas bar but was unsuccessful. "We have taken a position and have lost at the 0MB," said Emm, rejecting Dooley's criticismn of council's manner of handling development in Whitby. Another resident commented "How many plazas db you want to put in that littie corner?" when referring to the application. May l2th is the date by which the Municipal Enumeration Notice mailed to your household must be completed and returned. Five easy steps to complete your notice Ste * i ust look at the ' front of the notice and check the information shown .. . that's ail you have to do. The explana- tions on the back are to give you further details if you need them. k If any of the Step 20. information shown about occupants is incorrect, simply cross it out and write in the correction. Add information about new occupants, including children. If you don't have enough space on the notice, attach a separate piece of paper with al the details. OCC N Q2:i Qtp Complete section 5 Sk ep 3P0 I about French- language education rights ... it's new for this enumeration. In areas of the province where school boards operate bx.th English and French schools, English-and French-language school trustees will be elected. If you have French-language F education rights, you will ~ / be able to vote for French -________ language school trustees. St p Sign your name in Srep the space provided at the bottomn of the notice.. St p Return the notice 10by May l2th in the postage paid envelope. ý< The information yo *11ewllbene *eçcp petvjif by you munici pa8ldýprvinlcial .êreithé Ontario population report governmnfts tb: * ate asseasnettrecords on "epréparé thé voteis list for bl . wniiipand eatcs government lectioiis tô 1é hfl 0helpmufficipid and schoolboard NovC1DbCI14,1988 - planin~g " direct your school taxes (as atenanlt The information will be used for these NEED HELP? If the information on the back of the notice doesn't answer your questions, cal! toi! free 1-800-263-1988 or contact the Regional Assessment Office shown on your notice. Ontario HeIp your Heart... Help your, Heari Fund