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ay -- oy 0 pio clot el Capacity to be increased Growth could overload local sewage plant With the extensive growth ex- perienced in the past few years in Port Perry, town officials are star- ting to get concerned as to how long it will be before the services cur- rently in place will become out of date. Not wanting to wait until they had a possible emergency on their hands a few years down the road, Scugog Township has asked the Region to investigate the best method of in- creasing the sewage treatment plant capacity for the Port Perry Service area. At the last regular meeting of council, regional members voted to sanction a report from work's com- missioner Bill Twelvetrees that Scugog's request be considered dur- ing the 1988 budget talks. Sewage treatment for Port Perry is provided at the Nonquon River Water Pollution Control Plant, which consists of six lagoons having a capacity of .7 million Imperial gallons per day (MIGD). Treated effluent from the lagoons discharges into the Nonquon River which flows into Lake Scugog. The Ministry of Environment has set a maximum loading on the Nonquon of 50 pounds of the BOD5 per day and the existing lagoons are sized accordingly to match this max- imum loading. In 1986, connected population to the plant was 5,365 causing a flow of .565 MIGD. It is estimated that when Chautauqua returns fo Town Hall 1873 Once again, by popular ohne, Chautauqua, a variety program, will be presented in Port Perry's Old Town Hall 1873 on Queen St. The date is Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 P.M., tickets are $6.00 and your reward will be sheer pleasure, as you listen to and watch an array of local talent. The program starts even before 8 Thank you to everyone for your kind support. Sincerely, Diane Hamre Authorized by Bev Wakefield CFO o'clock with the lively tunes of a ver- ~ satile pianist. You will hear violin solos as well as fiddlers to tap your feet to, and you will see a presenta- tion of both square and round dancing. You will listen to one of your favourite tenors, as he plays his own accompaniment on the grand piano -- always a natural stereo sound in that old hall. Three different vocal groups will sing their tunes in varied ways of presentation. There will be an instrumental trio of professional stature and ex- perience to warm your heart with sweet dance tunes of former years. * All this will be ably handled by an entertaining emcee. Followed by a reception in the lower/hall, where, as you munch goodies over the tea cups, you'll have the opportunity to talk to the artists, friends, and the staff of the local Historical Society who are responsible for the evening. we detive' HIGH EFFICIENCY OIL HEATING ENEROIL HIGH EFFICIENCY OIL FURNACE INNOVATIVE DESIGN « LIFETIME WARRANTY RIELLO BURNER « UP TO 35% FUEL SAVINGS RIELLO HIGH EFFICIENCY OIL BURNER UP TO 25% FUEL SAVINGS INTEREST-FREE FINANCING AT ONLY $9.95 PER MONTH Bonus: ORDER NOW & DON'T PAY iL gif Call 723-4663 7AM TO 9PM 7 DAYS A WEEK SHOWROOM OPEN 8:30AM TO 5:00PM {f# 313 ALBERT ST, OSHAWA UNTIL 1988 A FINANCING AVAILABLE _& AT RATES BELOW 2 BANK PRIME the Official Plan population for Port of 6,000 residents is reached, the pre- sent pollution control plant will be operating at its full capacity. The feeling at the regional level is that Port Perry will not be allowed to grow beyond this 6,000 figure unless additional sewage treatment plant capacity is provided. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 22, 1987 -- 3 "We are now in the process of preparing the 1988 budget and four- year forecast," said Twelvetrees. "One of the items which will be recommended for consideration by the Works Committee is a study to examine the region's sewage and water systems in detail in order to assess their capability of meeting the needs of the region over the next 20 years." He added it was his intention to recommend that consulting engineers be retained to assist in such a study, which would include examination of methods to expand the capacity of the Nonquon River Water Pollution Control Plant. CONTEST We Need Your Help! NAME THIS BUILDING AND WIN! Don Forder's new building on Water Street is on its way to being completed ... BABY"! 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