31~YE~ WF~D~ YJU~2f ~89~PAGES3 Items from Whitby Council agenda(s) Moday, June 26. Correspondence. Letterfrom Stephen Clark, president of the Association of Munîcipalities of Ontario, requestlng council's support fora public communication prog ram to address the provincial government's f reeze on unconditional grants to municipalities. Receive and file Letterfrom an organization, Canadian Tribute to Hu man Rights ln Ottawa, asklng council to contribute to a project of erecting the world's first monument to human rgt Receive and file Request from Steele Valley Property Ino. to rezone property at the northeast corner of Dundas St. E. and Pine St. to permit a six-story, 55-unit apartment building. Referred to planning and developmnent comnuttee Recommendations from operations committee That council approve the repair of the culvert on Manning Rd. at Pringle Creek at a cost of $45,71 6. Approved T hat a rnulti-way stop at the Intersection of Glen Hill Dr. and Leslie St. be relocated to Maplewood Dr. and Glen Hill and that a multi-way stop be '.installed at Glen Hill Dr. and Pýine His Rd. Approved That Kent St. and Centre St. be temporarily signed for two-way operation and that parkirng be removed during that period due to construc- tion on Mary St. W. Approved That the low tender of $762,147 by Hamden and Kng Construction for the wldening of Garden St. f rom Martinet to Manning Rd. be approved. Approved Recommendations from planning and development committee. That counicil approve an industrial subdivision west of Thickson Rd S. and south of Wenthworth St. ln the Thlckson Point area. Uses would Include prestige and light industrial companies. Approved That an application by Phyllis ndr Glejnn Webb tom permit Vice-presfident of- CARA resigns over. 'breach of -cnidece By Mike Johnston ýMe~ recent dumping of 76,520 gallons of leachate into a treat- ment, plant by Lake Ontario Steel Steel Co. bas caused some dissension within the Corridor Aiea Ratepayers Association (CARA), the largest ratepayers' association in Whitby. Joan Pilniuk, who has been vice-presiderit of CARA for three ï rs, h as Iresigned. She says rihBlank, CARA's represen- tative on the Lasco liaison com- mittee, should resigri as well. Blank had written to the Region complaining about the dumping. The committee was established to act as a forum for the exchange of information on Lasco's proposed berm. The lea- chte dumped was froin the berm. Comnittee miembers include representatives from the Town of Whitby, Durham Region, Thick- Police seek man after atternpted abduction Durham'Regional Police are searching for a man in his mid- 30s with blue eyes and a medium build after a woman was ordered to get into a car on Palace St. at gunpoiit. Police say the woman, a 16- year-old hi gh school student, was on Palace S t. when a man pulled out a gun, stuck it in her ribs and ordtered her to get into his car. A man in an apartment at 124 Palace St. witnessed the attack and yelled at the man to leave the womnan alone. . He then ran on to the street but the man got into hîs car and fled the scene. The mian is decsribed as hav- ing blue eyes with glasses that had thick lerises; in his mid-30s, clean shaven with light straight short hair; between 5-ft. il -in. and 6-ft. The mran was of medium built and was wearing a blue t-shirt, lightly faded blue jeans with a brown boIt. His car is described as blue, either late 1960 or early f970 model with tail fins and round rear lights. The incident occurred at 11:19 PsyhiMatie patient charged with-- attempted murder A 25-year-old atient at" Whitby Psychiatric Hospitnal has been '.charged with attempted murder after he 'Went into the room of another marn, 63, at the hospital and attempted to stran- 't, Wish to Announce mee Moving of Their Oshawa Office to: 200 BOND ST. W. STE. 208 OSHAWA LUJ 2L7 as of Moriday, Jurie 19, 1989 Their Phone Number Wil Remain 579-5659. i son's Point Residents Associa- tion, Ministry of the Environ- ment, Lasco and CARA. 1. "«When that was- emptied it was a breach of confidence with regards to the committee,» said Pi 1 niuk. She dlaims CARA's involve- ment with the committee would "jeoprdize" its position if it had to fight the borin at -a future environmental assessment hear- ing. ghe says Blank has done a good job on the committee but was not informed of the dumping until after it happened. Blank agreed the dumping has caused, "a great deal of turmoil" within CARA but he does not agree he has to resign. "'If I wasn't on the committee I wouldn't- have found out about the dumping," said Blank. He says by staying on the committee, CARA has access to information that cari help it pre- pare for a hearing. Blank has stated that dumping the leachate contravenes the Region's sewer bylaw since the leachate contained excess bioche- mical oxygen demand and phenols. Durham .Reion's operations manager, Art Leitch, told The Free Press that the leachate had been tested prior to dumping and was within acceptable standards. Blank, however, is now await- ing resuits of tests on the lea- chaLe as it was being dumped. He 'said CARA's position on the liaison committee may depend on a ruling by regional council on bylaw 76-89 which covers sewer discharge. A stor in Ia$t week's issue mistakenly idenïtified acompany where an Oshawa man lost two fingersin an accident. Te accident actuLally occurred at Harco Plastics Ltd. at 113 Champlain Ave. Last week's -A issue mistakenly stated that it was Hardc Excavating Ce. The Free Press apologizes for the mistake and any incon- venience which may have resul- ted. lu I. Coleman.ý You've seen the Iight. Now feel the comfort. ~III ~~MIU - liii - Il, lix 112 PRICE SP ECIAL ON ELECTRIC AIR CLEANER WlIH PURCHASE 0F CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING HMb GA I ONy#N PUT IT ON" Y-OUR GAS BILL "Low Mont hly Payments" A Correction I%è %i i i - -, - - ý . 1 - W- - -v--- - --r ý im q. 'o. i