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An outdoor banquet fa- Sideroad and Lloydtown- application submitted to ing (about 700 square me- the use was not permit- Melling said the appli- cility and children’s camp Aurora Road. re-zone the Lands from tres). ted,” said Melling. “This is cant wants to meet with do not belong on environ- The applicant fi led an Oak Ridges Moraine Coun- Michael Melling, rep- a deeply fl awed report and Township staff and neigh- mentally protected lands. appeal to the Ontario Mu- tryside (ORMC) to Oak resenting the applicant, so will be your decision if bours to try and work out That was the decision nicipal Board in Febru- Ridges Moraine Country- was the fi rst to speak be- you support it.” some of the issues sur- King council reached at a ary on the basis that the side (ORMC) exception to fore council at the meet- He and his client were rounding water, noise, ac- council meeting Monday. Township failed to make permit a children’s camp, ing. Melling explained his led to believe the use was cess and traffi c. In a recorded vote, council- a decision on the applica- not be approved by the client is the owner of By permitted on the property. “We’re ready to talk to lors voted unanimously to tions within 180 days. The Ontario Municipal Board. Peter and Pauls, which is “Now I see a staff re- you about these things, we oppose the development, purpose of the staff report Furthermore, staff rec- responsible for organizing port that says it is not per- want to talk to you about proposed to be located on was to help council deter- ommended the applicant’s thousands of social and mitted and I do not under- these things,” said Mel- the Oak Ridges Moraine in mine its position for the request to rezone the lands recreational events each stand what has happened,” ling. “We can fi ght but I King. Ontario Municipal Board from Oak Ridges Moraine year. said Melling. say instead that we talk. The offi cial plan amend- hearing scheduled for Countryside to Oak Ridges “He had a dream or Melling said his client We have time to talk.” ment and zoning bylaw Nov.26. Moraine Countryside Ex- thought of creating an out- was disappointed not with Anne Sabourin, legal amendment applications In the report, staff rec- ception to permit a wed- door event venue for this what was included in the counsel representing the were submitted by the ap- ommended that the Of- ding garden banquet facil- purpose,” explained Mel- staff report but what was Stewards of the Moraine plicant, Peter Eliopoulos. fi cial Plan Amendment ity, be refused by the OMB. ling. left out. said the group was es- The applicant was looking application submitted by The outdoor banquet According to Melling, “I call this staff report tablished to protect the to house an outdoor ban- Eliopoulos, to re-designate facility would include when his client fi rst ap- a ‘no report’ not because moraine environment in quet facility and children’s the Lands from Prime three garden areas to hold proached the Township it says no to my client, but King. She said the stew- camp on a 49-hectare (121- Agriculture to Rural, be wedding events, with each with this project, the then because of what is not in ards fully support the staff acre) parcel of land locat- approved by the OMB. garden having a hosting mayor and then CAO en- it,” said Melling. recommendation. ed at 3550 18th Sideroad. However, planning staff capacity of 200 persons couraged them to move The report does not re- “As council, you have The property is located also recommended council (600 person total) togeth- forward with the applica- fer to various studies con- an important role in mak- er with three designated tion, particularly because ducted by the applicant, ing a decision that affects parking areas planned to their proposal included re- to the protection of envi- the Oak Ridges Moraine accommodate a total of habilitation of the proper- ronmentally signifi cant Conservation Plan,” said 440 vehicles. The applica- ty. Melling said he wasn’t features on the property, Sabourin, adding the plan tions further propose to es- discouraged by Township to the rehabilitation of includes special protec- tablish a children’s camp staff in the pre consulta- the property and the ap- tion that restricts uses on for a maximum capacity tion process three years plicant’s plans to make the land. of 400 users and includes ago either. the property available for She said a wedding and the construction of a mess “My client would never school children in the area banquet facility is not a permitted use and is not a recreational use as the ap- Annual Kettleby Fair arrives Sept. 7 plicant suggested. Bob Lehman, a planner For the 37th year, Kettleby Fair is planning a full day of enjoyment for young who was retained by the and old alike. Be sure to attend on Saturday, Sept. 7, where you will fi nd some new Stewards of the Moraine attractions alongside the traditions many expect to fi nd. over two years ago said he The event runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.