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"WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2000 - 27 40 _ oe RT NR re et i ee ST an A prt Region considers establishment of environmental committee The Region of Durham is considering the establishment of an Environmental Assessment Committee (EAC) to provide advice, comment and opinion to the region on environmental planning mat- ters. A draft terms of reference setting out the framework for the operation of the EAC has been developed as a starting point for discussion. To assist in refining the terms of refer- ence, interested parties are invited to submit written comments to Mr. Chris Darling, the EAC coordinator. Copies of the draft terms of reference and related background information are available from the regional planning department during regular business hours - 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., and can also be viewed on the regional web site at www.region.durham.on.ca. Also, a facilitated one-day workshop is being arranged for Saturday, Sept. 23 as a forum for further public input on this issue. Please confirm your interest in attending this workshop either by writing to or contacting the EAC coordinator. Please provide your mailing address and phone number so that we can advise you of the workshop location at a later date. Environmental Advisory Committee contact: Chris Darling, EAC Coordinator, Regional Planning Department, Fourth Floor, Whitby Mall, Whitby, ON LIN 2LI Phone (905) 728-7731 ext: 3241 Whitby or (905) 686-1651 Toronto or fax: (905) 436- 6612. Breaded, Seasoned TRUCKLOAD SALE > CONTINUES! -t . pe FR Se -- § LY x 18 Ca MEAT SHOPS Chicken breast Stri ps CHICKEN Fall Festival Weekend at Goodwood Fall is a great season not only for a festival, but also for gardening. Take advantage of Fall Festival Weekend Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 16 and 17 at Goodwood Gardens and enjoy free family events all weekend. 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