Wednesday, March 11, 1981

-THE REVIEW

churches from

bylaw which will not allow churches

on. agricultural . land.’’.

agreed to ask staff to draw up adraft that
bylaw for presentation at next week’s

meeting.
Committee members

mediately. adjacent to

operation.

Committee chairman Ald. George
McFarlane reminded: members that
the community plan states council.
will support farming © wherever.
possible. :McFarlane recommended

is withdrawing his application for a jeag_ to permanent for Friday & Saturdays Games WE'VE SET OUR HIDDEN ALARM CLOCK

the application be turned down, second dwelling at his residence on ~~ employment may be March 13th & 14th TO RING A . ‘WHEN IT RINGS.

with regret’’. Committee, however, 1448 Hovey Rd. It also received a HOURLY AT ij on you GET 9 0%
decided to wait until next week when petition. from . nearby — residents © we s ? (1)
they will receive a letter from the against such adwelling. _ coe Airport 5 Fri. - Canucks VS Chicago n a (2 ‘) ss
-advisory planning commission onthe — eThe Committee. unanimously . 5 Sat. - ‘Canucks vs Buffalo RANDOM TIMES RY OF YOUR PURCHASE
“matter, _ ~ turned down. an’ application from upgrading “og $0, COME ON IN”
~. A® report | from “the © district. “Mr. and Mrs.. Scott-Polson'of 1870° °° eo
superintendant of School District 63, Keating Cross Road to have the rear underway

on the impact such a school would
have, notes that at the present time
the only access for the property is
from. Central Saanich Road. The. -
district’s Keating elementary school ALR.
is directly. across. the road from the
proposed ‘site and also only has
“access onto Central Saanich Rd. -

“The district. is: concerned. about
already existing traffic congestion at. |
nearby intersections and the safety:of oe
“ students: who walk near and cross at.

such intersections. °

_ ss -@The. subdivision» ‘and © zoning: .
. committee-also dealt with a proposal”.
from’ ‘the | ‘Housing: Society “of: the =..;
; Royal Canadian Legion to expand by. BO

=: 12Aunits® their: John O- Anderson’
“S Memorial Housing. Complex on. n East oe

~ Saanich Road:

"> Development officer Gay Wheeler orn Ae

told. ‘committee «the: ‘complex “was.°
“originally developed ‘under a land-use’: .-
‘contract, at the time zoned for a\-

‘density of 12 units:- per acre. The. =
a bylaws have’ since been changed and’...
the -area is.now zoned 8 units | per

acre,

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10134
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656-7277.

OF THE WEEK

Q. | received all of my)
pension contributions

and noticed that 10 per-
cent was deducted for in-
Come, tax. ‘Do-|- have to
report this amount on my
tax return-even though
my . employer. has
deductad the 10 percent?
A. Yes, you do. Hf it is to
your benelit,
averaging may be ape
plicable or you Gan pur-
chase an. income-
averaging annuity con-
tract lo forward average

be entitled to-a pension
income deduction of up to
$1,000 for any amount
not used to purcl hase me
LAAC..

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» THE INCOME TAK SPECIALISTS

Council wants
to ban ehurch

buildings on farmland

By MICHELLE SCOTT
Central. Saanich — council
consider passing bylaws to ban future
farmland.
discussing an application by the
Seventh Day Adventist Church to
build a church school on farmland,
Mayor Dave Hill Monday night told
council’s. subdivision and . zoning
committee they should ‘seriously
consider amendments to the zoning

: minimum wage and_ profit organizations — Ministry. of -Labor,

Ald. George McFarlane pointed employers will be deadline March 13; Parliament Buildings,

out .that. many new residences. are ;eimbursed as follows: operators of tourist’ Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4.

‘ going in right around the complex the provincial gover- information centres — Telephone 387-1131.
Council and suggested ‘informing them

expressed —
concern over church groups coming

into Central. Saanich to. build im-
farming
operations. It was felt such proximity
could pose.a conflict in the future,
possibly preventing a farmer from
expanding. In -this case,
Adventist application, the church the
school is adjacent to a. broiler

of the

back {rom my: employer |:

general |

the income. You may also |

The provincial youth
employment program

We have all your
Gardening Supplies

eligible for an extension. all local governments
Employers . should _ including municipalities,

gets underway again this allow four to six weeks regional districts, § SEEDS
year for young unem-~ processing time between — hospitals, school

' ‘ployed people aged 15- the date of their ap-. districts and im- ROSES

24 or students. The plication and startup of | provement’ districts -— PLANT BULBS
ae ministry of labor is employment. no deadline; all com- FERTILIZERS OF ALL KINDS
. _ Wheeler said, in his opinion, the seeking employers on the Employers eligible munity colleges,
will area had been developed to the peninsula. who can include businesses and provincial institutes and
maximum at 12 units per acre. provide job | op- farms which have been universities — deadline
In Wheeler also said he’d checked with — portunities on a wage in operation for a March 13.

the municipal solicitor, and council
could amend =the original contract,
but it should ‘‘carefully consider the
density already there’’, and consider
the effect on current bylaws.

reimbursement
program.

Employees must be
paid no less than the

minimum of one year
prior to date of ap-
plication (no deadline
for application); non-

Ministry responsible
for the program is the
Employment Oppor-
tunity Programs Branch,

nment will pay $1.50 per
hour for an. employee
who is paid $3 to $3.99
per hour: $2 per hour for
an employee who is paid
$4 to $4.99 per hour:
$2.50 for an. employee
who is paid at least $5
’ per hour.

Positions must offer
continuous employment
for a minimum of two
months (40. working
days) toa maximum of &
four months during the -
period April 1 this year
to March 31, 1982.
Positions that offer
additional training and

deadline . March 13;
museums operated. by
non-profit organization
— deadline March 13;

Pamela Campbell is field
co-ordinator. of the
program and is located
at 808 Douglas.

. . .their request to increase may
be ill-timed’’. Ald. Ruth Arnaud
‘argued that such new residences were
most likely for sale, while the Legion
provided low-cost rental housing for
senior citizens and said she thought
council ‘‘should be doing all we can
to help them — all we can’’.
Committee felt it did not: have
enough information and voted to
write the housing society and explain
proposal ‘exceeds density
requirements, and while council is
not totally opposed, they would like
more information.
In other committee news:
eSubdivision and zoning Com-
mittee was advised that F.. Mariscak |

in Sidney | .
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portion of their. property excluded
‘. from the Agricultural Land Reserve.
Although the front portion is zoned
agricultural, “only the rear is in the

. gg includes both games - “blue seats. “2 &§
nights accommodations and transportation. Departs
pay 4:30 p.m. Return Sunday morning.

Long-term expansion -:
_ to. Victoria International
_ Airport is. planned: to
begin. in 1982/83: with
construction © scheduled
-.to take. at least ‘three | §
Expansion in-.

- The couple say they have in-.
‘dustrial- -type activity on either side. :
Council felt there was no need for. ¥°4"S-

Tickets availabe at front desk, , Sidney :
Travelodge. Fan

wee . : ee ludes .. provision of . - ee
‘additional industrial. area until 200. ° ~ Driftwood Centre ae Trafalgar Square. ane
vacant acres in the industrial park Sa ' im devioes, - CoNMAC Tours nC. _ 2389 Beacon Ave., Sidney 7103 W. err — Bay .

we ge claim. devices, 686-4711. ed le
spanks: and. recreation committee - federal | “transport oe :

‘Minister Jean-Luc Pepin
- announced last week.
“Interim... renovations |”:
“eurtently' underway .>.at.’
~ the ~ Pat: Bay» ‘airport
include." re-location* of"
~ Canada: Customs: toa
- modular : prefabricated.
fe ‘structure adjacent to the

-: =.voted to: -ask ‘the’ Central Saanich -
senior citizens group to meet. with *
~.them® and. discuss ‘areas of: funding: :
_ available to the group ‘for. building...
their own: centre, Committee would:
»valso ‘-like-“an”: ‘idea “of. the: ‘space’”
“requirements” needed for: “such. “a
_facility.: Bleed £ .
“©The. same: committee: ‘direed: to acs:
10: per’ cent.” wage adjustment °for west side of the air.
recreation’ staff... ‘Category 'I will go terminal building and :
: “from: -the current $7. 50 to $8.25. per Subsequent _re-location
hour: ‘and . category: Il. from. the. : of ..the: departure room...
ae curtent $6 to $6.60 per hour. WE ee SS oe es

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