Whitby Free Press, 14 Sep 1994, p. 3

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Whitby. Free Presý, Wednesday, Septembor 14. 1994 : Page 3 Big incre6ase in region construction Items from Whitby Council agenda(s) MondaM Sptember Recommenda- tions from the Planning and De velopment Committee That a site plan application f rom Motor City lnvestment Enterprises for construction. of a new vehicle dlsplay area, canopy and new entrance to the f ront of the Passport car dealershlp at 1520 Dundas St. E. bé approved. T hat the Ontario Mlnlstry of Environment and Energy be informed that Whitby has no objection to the walving of a hearlng underthe Environ- mental Protection Act for an o11 recycling and processing site proposed by Recycllng Fiter Corp. at 165 Crown Ct. Ail processlng wiIl be done Indoors and only motor o11 f lers willI be lnvolved, a staff report states. .Carried Recommenda- tions from the Operations Committe That a grant of Up to $250 be provided to Adam Johnstone to attend the 1994 tae kwon> do world champlonship ln Bulgaria in October and a grant of up to $250 be provided to Michael Sigsworth to attend the 1994 world triathlon championshlp n New Zealand ln November. Cmrried That tax wrteofts 0f $12,525 for the 1993 taxation year and $1 41 ,437 for the- 1994 taxation year be aroved. That council express its displeasure with action by the Ontario Mlnlstry of Consumer and Commercial Relations ta discontinue the practice of proviing a 50 per cent refund on iottery licences lssued by the province. Thé move is expected to cost the Town $1 5,000. Cmx ried Th«teTW,-.-f4 Witbyq meetings of council on Aug. 16 and Sept. 6 be approvedi. No details of what was discussedi at the meetings weme included in the council agenda. CTe The value of building permits issued in Durham Region for the firat six nionths of 1994 totalled $265.7 million, an increase of 64 per cent compared to the sanie period in 1993. According to a report prepared for the Region planning committee, the increase in value is the result of more new homes and the start of construction of the new $39.1- million Whidtby Psyhiatric Hospital. Building permits were issued for a total of 1,449 new residential units in the first haîf of 1994, an 80.4 per cent increase, compared to the 803 units produced in the same finie period last year. During the first haîf of 1994, permts were issued for 987 sml-detached units, 271 semi-detached units, 185 townhouses/quadruplex units and six apartment units. The limited production of new apartmnent units is attributed to reduced apartment construction activity by the public (assisted housing) sector. The increase in new house production is due to a combination of factors such as low mortgage rates, low house prices, government incentives for first-time home buyers and returning consumer confidence. The value of pernuts issued for non-residential construction during the first haîf of 1994 totalled $69 million, an increase of 22.9 per cent over the $56.2-million worth of permits issued during the sainie tme period in 1993. The value of permits issued for institutional usesincreased 245.6 per cent, agricultural permits grew 97.5 per cent and industrial permuts grew 62.1 per cent. Permits issued for governmental uses, however, dropped 54.4 per cent and permits issued for coninercial uses dropped 52.9 per cent. Commercial permit value tapered off in 1994 as iniprovenients to the Oshawa Centre neared completion. A total of 790,559 square feet of new non-residental floorspace was created during the first half of 1994, an increase of 50.1' per cent over the 526,805 'square feet produced during the same finie period in 1993. Pnze Numbdrs for Sept. 3 - 9 2519 1891 0326 2675 2872 0746 0088 Durham led ail Greater Toronto Area regions in per cent growth of both total construction value and new residential unit p roduction, increasing its share of GTA building activity. A Durham Reginal Police staff sergeant won $170, 019 as a second-prize winner in the Sept. 3 Lotte 649 draw. Douglas King 46 of Whitby, who works ouÏ oJ the police departrnent's Pickering (25) divi- sion, plans to pay off his mort- gage, take a tri p to the Carib- bean, and bank t he reniainder. With every windshield replacement and this adV[INA1O Whitby Auto Glass will doniate $5.00 toth WO Whitby Courthouse Theatre. We challeng 1 0 Whitby Merchants & Businesses to MATCH OR EXCEED our challenge. 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