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Barclay Barclay Sales Representatives REAL ESTATE TEAM KING CITY The Gary & Gemma Barclay Barclay Sales Representatives REAL ESTATE TEAM www.WeSellKing.com RE/MAX Realtron Realty Inc., Brokerage Custom built home on ravine lot 101'x278' in most sought after neighbourhood. Approx. 5600 sq. ft. w/9' ceilings, hdwd. & ceramic flrs. throughout & crown mldgs. on main floor. 4 lrg. bdrms., master w/6pc ensuite & his & her w/i direct: 416.274.8288 905.833.0082 closets. Fam. size kit. has butler's pantry & w/o to oversize deck + enclosed porch/sunroom. W/O lower lev. fully fin. Each Office Independently Owned & Operated Call us for a FREE MARKET EVALUATION w/rec rm., 2nd kit., exercise rm., bdrm. & sauna. Mins. to Hwy. 400 & GO Station. 3 car garage. $1,388,000 BROKERAGE 905-841-0000 416-410-8223 King Weekly Sentinel Weekly Circulation: 9,700 905-857-6626 | 1-888-557-6626 | www.newspapers-online.com/king [email protected] www.lhlindrealty.com 2124 King Rd, Dart League starting Tuesday, Oct. 15th Lenard H. Lind King City Broker of Record/Owner BARANDGRILL 905-833-0400 www.Rockfords.ca Come out and play! JoeSellsKing.com FREE Thursday, October 3, 2013 Volume 40, Issue 40 Independent & Trusted INSIDE Investment Advice Mary Rourke Senior Investment Advisor Specializing In All Aspects of Retirement & Estate Planning 905-503-4100 Community’s DWM Securities Inc. cooking for 520 INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY SOUTH annual SUITE #LL100 AURORA (AT YONGE ST.) Soupfest. WINTER MAINTENANCE See Page 25 AND INSPECTION $120 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 905-939-2350 chomberg SHeet Metal Ltd. www.SchombergSM.com Over 30 Years of Service Excellence Schomberg Country Run BuyingBuying oror SellingSelling raises funds for clean water. aa Home?Home? Community joins King Call for all your See Page 14 Home & Rural needs This is one of the most important Bible Church at fun fair financial decisions you will make. TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL PLEASE RETURN PROOFED REGULAR Residents, visitors and members of the King Bible Church congregation gath- WITHIN AN HOUR OF ered Saturday for a Community Family Fun Fair, in honour of the church’s 50th Heritage Group Ltd., Brokerage FEATURES 416-433-8316 RECEIPT, anniversary. There were many family oriented activities, such as this game, for 905-883-8300 THANK YOU Editorial Page 4 the young ones. For more photos of the event, turn to Page 9. MicheleDenniston Business Page 10 broker 905-729-2287 Sports Page 16 [email protected] Classifieds Page 19 Photo by Mark Pavilons “A full service team that goes Above & Beyond” FAX: 905-729-2541 CallCall me about TAKETAKE AA VACATIONVACATION ON THE HOUSEHOUSE [email protected] Proofed and Sales Representative approved by . Sheri Bernhardt Date: May 23/12 Please join me as I “Run for the Cure” Re/Max Premier Brokerage, Inc. Date of insertion: May 23/12 Direct: 416-985-4104 Sales Rep.: JD on Sunday, October 6 at the Kortright Centre! O ce: 416-987-8000 NTT ❑ KTS ✓ IS ❑ www.movewithsheri.com Email: [email protected] CC ❑ OC ❑ SFP ❑ Set by: JS Michelle Denniston Earlug 2 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, October 3, 2013 King City Market proposal presented to council By Angela Gismondi ment and site plan devel- building, comprising of Hoop Street. Another issue is that Councillor Debbie opment application to re- nine units. The property The building will have it is bisected by Hoop Schaefer was pleased An application to re- develop the land, known is made up of four par- the appearance of a two- Street, a municipal with the proposal. She develop a site in the core as the King City Market. cels of land located at the storey building but the street, which runs per- said local Councillor area of King City came Stephen Kitchen, di- northeast corner of King second floor will not be pendicular to King Road Cleve Mortelliti, who before council at a public rector of planning for the Road and Keele Street in functional. Kitchen said as it extends through the was unable to attend the meeting on Sept. 23. Township, said the appli- the village. The property staff has discussed mak- site. meeting, was also excited The landowner, Aziz cant is proposing to re- is just over an acre in size ing the second floor func- Planning consultant about the redevelopment Georges, submitted a develop the lands with a and has frontage on King tional with the applicant Eldon Theodore, repre- project. zoning bylaw amend- multi-tenant commercial Road, Keele Street and by adding some housing senting the agent, said it “I’m really excited units on top of the com- was difficult to come up about your vision,” said mercial ones. with a design that works Schaefer. “But I am dis- The development pro- for the irregular shaped appointed to see no apart- poses to remove the ex- property. ments on the second floor. isting commercial retail “There were a lot of Maybe there is some way building and the residen- constraints we had to we can brainstorm and tial houses on the sur- deal with and try to come get that in. We’ve really rounding properties to up with a vision for this got to work on the appar- accommodate a larger site,” he said. “We think ent constraints and see if commercial building on this is something that there is some way around the east part of the site. makes a statement and this.” The commercial build- would be great for a gate- She added it’s an ideal ing is proposed to be posi- way location which this location close to the GO tioned close to the street is.” station, shops and Sen- to create a village and One of the major is- eca College. main street feel along sues was transforming “I think it’s a very de- King Road and Hoop Hoop Street, which most sirable location,” said Street. The development people don’t even know is Schaefer. “Think about also proposes improve- there. young people who have ments to Hoop Street to “We want to transform just graduated and want make it more pedestrian it into a Main Street type a great place to live but oriented. The building of environment,” said can’t afford King City. It materials being proposed Theodore. “We’re going would be fabulous.” for the new development to try and make some- The applications were will reflect the village thing there that doesn’t received and referred character. exist today. It’s a bit of a back to staff for a further There are a few chal- balancing act.” recommendation report Family fun at Culture Day lenges with this site, He added that a second which will be presented Schomberg artist and illustrator Giovannina Colalillo (left) and student volunteer Kitchen explained. Be- floor of residential units at a future committee Alessia Carinci (right) help young artist Emma Kimbell, 5, create some art of her own cause the property is is more than the appli- meeting. at the King Museum on Saturday during King Culture Day. made up of four lots, the cant can provide at this Photo by Jeff Doner site is irregular in shape. time. EXPERIENCE THE OUTDOORS AT THE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Imagine running through rolling hills and wetlands, locating fossils, butterfl ies and hummingbirds. Reading poetry under an oak tree. JOIN US AT AN OPEN HOUSE, October 10, 9 am – 12 pm; 7 – 9 pm Launching a rocket into the big blue sky. Now imagine teachers aren’t ringing the bell to get you to come back in, they are out there November 2, 10 am – 1 pm; November 14, 9 am – 12 pm with you, doing all the same things. Is the sky the limit? Not around here it isn’t. It simply gives our students a massive playing fi eld to seek out their own magical answers to the question, The Country Day School offers JK-12 in a co-ed, non-denominational environment WHO WILL YOU BE? located on 100 beautiful acres in King. 13415 Dufferin St., King, ON L7B 1K5 cds.on.ca/whowillyoube T: 905 833 1220 www.cds.on.ca CDS_KingSentinel_Sep26_FINAL.indd 2 9/23/13 1:40 PM Thursday, October 3, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 3 Navigating King Township’s rst roundabout By Mark Pavilons for the traffi c-calming said, is a better solution The creation of the roundabout, the mayor than traffi c lights. fi rst traffi c roundabout contends. They force The long-term costs in King is causing a bit drivers to slow down (20+ years) for round- of apprehension. and it addresses the abouts are less than sig- But King politicians speeding problem. nals, according to Coun- and regional staff are Roundabouts are not cillor Debbie Schaefer. working with landown- new and they’re proven “For quite a while ers to alleviate prob- to work, once drivers this intersection has lems early on in the pro- get used to them. been identifi ed as re- cess. The roundabout, he quiring something dif- York Region has cho- sen to build a round- about at the intersec- Pellegrini seeks relief tion of Keele and the Lloydtown-Aurora funding for Kettleby Fair Road, slated for 2015. Roundabout in nearby For one resident, who By Angela Gismondi and Mark Pavilons rural Caledon. will see some of his King Township wants to ensure that local volunteer land expropriated for events continue, and it’s willing to put its money where the construction, he’s its mouth is. ferent than the current is equally impacted. It best to reduce the im- not convinced a round- Mayor Steve Pellegrini asked staff Sept.
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