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‘- ship of Vaughan. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO THE ONTARIO MUNICI- PAL BOARD BY THE CORP- ORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corpora- tion of the Town of Richmond Hill intends to apply to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the pro- visions of Section 35 of the Planning Act for approval of By-law No. 57-74 passed on the 15th day of July, 1974, A copy of the by-law and a note givmg an ex- planation of the purpose and effect of the byâ€"law is set out below. . . ANY PERSONS INTERESTED MAY, Within fourteen i14i days after the date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Tovm of Richmond Hill notice of his objection to approval of the said byâ€"law. together with a statement of the grounds of such objection. I ANY PERSON wishing to support the applica- tion for approval of the by-iaiv may within fourteen (14) days after the date of this notice send by regis- tered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Richmond Hill notice of his support of approval of the said by-law together with a request for notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which such notice should be given. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may ap- prove of the said by-law but before doing-so. it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the by-law will be considered Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an objection .or notice of support and who have left with or delivered to the Clerk undersigned, the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent. ' THE LAST DAY FOR filing objctions Will be Sep- tember 11. 1974. DATED AT THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL this 28th day of August, 1974. L. M. Clement, Clerk 10266 Yonge Street Richmond Hill, Ontario. L4G 4Y5 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL BY-LAW NO. 57-74 A By-law to Amend By-law 2523 of the Corporation of the Township of Vaughan. WHEREAS the lands affected by this By-law were situated in the TOWnShip of Vaughan and were annexed to the Town of Richmond Hill by the Regional Municipality of York Act, 1970, but remain subject to the provisions of Vaughan By-law Num- ber 2523. WHEREAS the matters herein set out are in conformity with the Richmond Hill Official Plan which is approved and in force at this time. AND WHEREAS there has been no amendment to the Richmond Hill Official Plan proposed by the Council but not approved at this time with which the matters herein set out are not in conformity. NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: l. By-law No. 2523, of the Corporation of the Town- as amended, be and is hereby amended by adding the following paragraph to Section 5 I15) (L) Each parking area located within the Town of Richmond Hill shall be designed (a) so that there will be sufficient driveway or aisleway space to manoeuvre a vehicle so that it may exit from the parking area with the front end preceding , the rear end of the vehicle without travelling through any other designated vehicle parking space. (b) Shall be designed so that each parking _space is completely accessible when all other park- ing spaces are occupied. v For the purposes of this paragraph, “Parking Space" means an area set aside for the purpose of parking a vehicle having access to a street or lane and having a minimum area and dim- ensions. exclusive of aisles or driveways, as fol- lows and as shown on Schedule “A” to By-law No. of the Corporation of the Town of Richmond i . Minimum Length â€"â€" twenty feet (20 ft), and for parking parallel to the aisle, twenty-two feet (22 ftJ Minimum Width - nine feet (9 ft), and for park- ing parallel to the aisle, eight feet (8 ft.). Every aisle shall comply with the following pro- vmons: 4 Minimum Width â€" twenty-three feet (23 ft.) for paiiking between 90° and 60° inclusive to the ais e. Minimum Width - eighteen feet (18 ft.) for park- mg between 59° and 45° inclusive to the aisle. Minimum Width â€" twelve feet (12 ft.) for parking between 44° and 0° inclusive to the aisle. Where parking spaces are positioned between 59 to 0° to the aisle, access to such aisle shall be from one direction only. 2. Schedule “A” attached . hereto form part of this by-law. PASSED THIS 15th DAY OF JULY, 1974 is declared to William C. Lazenby L. M. Clement Mayor Clerk PARALLEL 0‘ to 44‘ in N o-â€" «- e'v: zl' le'rcrl s'uzi' I 28T059' 20'Ts::."l < I‘P‘l THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL EXPLANATORY NOTE BY-LAW NO. 57-74 By-law 57-74 affects the area that was in the Town- ship of Vaughan and annexed to the Town of Rich- mond Hill by the Regional Municipality of York :\cl, 1970 The purpose of the by-law is to ensure that any parking area required by Vaughan Byâ€"law 2523 'WIIIT‘II remains in force in that areal is prop- erly designed to provide freedom of movement and that the parking spaces and sides are adequately \llCd, % l , Over 40 people turned out ‘in grand weather Saturday for the Handicap Doubles iTournament and barbecue. lWhat Manry? Yes I know some were under 40 but . . .i 10h never mind) John Marais ran the event with his uSual competance and. .everyone had' a thoroughly‘ ‘ good time. John also fixed the handi- caps, and though there were hoots of derision and cries of disbelief when these were announced, he was almost 100% vindicated by the closeness of the games. I can only think of one handi- cap that might have beenI just a little off. Just one in over 20, and at that only maybe. Heck! That's a pretty goodrecord y0u must admit. There are not many of us who could have work- ed things that well. .And let‘s face it, he didn't have all that much time in which to fix it. Handicapping isn't a science, it's an art, and a difficult one when you have to rate people you haven’t even heard of, that alone seen play. ‘ Naturally, John didn‘t, want some unknown dark, horse wiping everyone off the courts by virtue of too‘ high a handicap. And tol John's credit that didn't‘, happen. So. by and large.l all things considered, honi‘ soit qui mal y pense andl all that load of old cob‘l blers, John should be con-i gratulated. , He should also be con-, gratulated for winning the‘, event with Anna McKeei over Sam Malcolmson and. Joy August who fought heroically but in vain against towering odds. The “Wooden Spoon" was: won by Wes and Caroli Draper who beat Didi and‘ Marylou you know who, in a play-off. This part of the tournament was a little, vague in concept and result-l ed in both pairs fighting tooth and nail to win in, order to avoid being award- ed the trophy, only to be‘, fooled in the end. i While all this was going on, Bob McKee and helpers had prepared the main event of the day â€"â€" the bar-' becue. Although the Rich- mond Hill Fire Department were twice called to the, scene of the blaze there,‘ really was no cause forg alarm, and at no time was, the pavilion in any real dang ger. That's more than canl be said for the hamburgerslI and hot-dogs some of which‘ were almost totally destroy-i ed. There was a grill mis- sing from one of the bar-1 becues, and Phil August, who had heard about those1 all-metal racquets fmm aI Thornhill aquaintance of‘ his, thought that . . . welll anyone can make a mistakel There was no need for that.‘ chap to make all that fussl Crying and all that. $60 he said. What's more he wasn't even a member. He just popped in to use the wash- room on his way to May- fair, and only put his rac- quet down for,a moment. Jack Brodrick then asked him to pay a $1 guest fee or he'd throw 'him out. We TEN NIS Richmond Hill Tennis Club Brian Bullock Phone 884-6841 Clubhouse 884-6421 Anna McKee Wins Matches, Bob Lights Them were able to lead him quietly away after that. So from all of us who took part, to all of those who arranged, thanks for a Splendid day. Let's do it again sometime. JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Saturday September 7.. Preliminary rounds on the- Friday evening if the entry, is large. There will be two age groups:â€" 15 and under. 12 and under. (age on October lst, 1973) If there is a large entry there will be an “A” and "B" event. No team player (in this club or any other) may enter the "B" event. All entries are subject to the approval of the tourna- ment committee. Sign up at the clubhouse with name, phone no., age and event A or B. Deadline will be Sept-i ember 5 at 6 pm. All entrants should plan on being at the Crosby Park Courts at 9 am. and be pre- pared to help umpire or call lines. Anyone who is to play on Friday will be informed by phone. ICTA LADIES LEAGUE A luncheon meeting of the captains and division chairmen was held at R’HTC. The ladies have a flourish- ing league which is now divided into three divisions of six teams each, with the prospect of at least another 4 teams joining next sea- son. The winners this year were: East Division â€"â€" Richmond Hill Centre Division â€"â€" Three Valleys Yellow West Division â€"- ; Credit Valley At the conclusion of the meeting it was decfded to hold a Veteran Ladies Doubles Tournament on September 18 at Mayfair Valley. So the moment of truth has arrived says Mon- ica Vermeulen, director of the ladies league. Big mis- take Monica. You should have made it 39. TEAM RESULTS The majors seem to have found out what it's all about these days and won yet again August 20 away at Oshawa 4-2. What's more the ‘C' team won by the same score at home against Markham two nights later and thereby lifted them- selves out of last place. One small step for mankind but one giant step for the ‘0 team. BERMUDA STAKES It seems I was in error last week in naming Brian Stainer and Monica Ver- meule as our representa- tives. Dennis Stainer claims that not only did he and Eleanor Lloyd challenge them, but they beat them too. at It 1 Finally a word {If con- gratulation to Margaret Lade for her fine appre- ciation of who's really who in Richmond Hill. It wasn't so much that she mentioned me first in her "It's ap- pening in the Hill" column, but that she put Dennis Stainer last. Boy did that ever feel good. Save to When you put your your way, prosperity money regularly into a special savings account at Victoria and Grey Trust we pay you generous interest. This interest itself earns generous interest. Together with your deposits it snowballs your , Richmond Hill's Peewee lLions drew first blood in the quarter finals of the York .Simcoe Softball League with an 11-8 win over Aurora at Crosby Park August 19. Ted Inch picked up his 19th win of the year as he ’allowed eight hits while striking out four. Inch sur- vived a shaky start as lAurora scored seven times in ’the first two innings but lfound his composure thereon in allowing only one more {run in the final innings and but one more hit. i Lead-off batter Matt land was sent skooting home on Jamie Tuck‘s slashing isingle. Down 7-1, the Lions icaught fire as Billy Madden, Dennis Kane and Dave Allen all singled. Robbie Steel and ,Knights walked while Tuck doubled. and the closed the gap to 7-6. Lions ‘Knights walked in the first GAME TIED UP With Inch settling down. ('he Hillers tied the game at 'Peewee Lions Rally Whip Aurora By "-6 ‘7-7 in the fourth when Knights picked up his third. straight walk and Jamie Tuck I ,singlcd for his third consecu- tive hit and rbi. i Dave Kane broke the ,game wide open in the fifth l\Vith a wrong field homerun. ,his seventh of the year. This ,was the signal the rest of ithe Lions had waited for as ‘Dale Moreland beat out a 1bunt. 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