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YEAR END REVIEW December 1JM Pagai Current quarry operation discussed during meeting By BRIAN MacLEOD Herald Suit How would Acton residents react to a take Instead of a garbage dump United Aggregates Quarry opera supervisor Bill told members of the Acton quarry study group Aug IT that much water Is of be sides Mr JBurkart was on hand to detail the current operations in the quarry which Is proposed for a landfill tote once the rest of the rock la extracted in about three years Once the current quarry la finish ed United Aggregates trill extract about a million of rock about two million tonnes a year Iran property across the road on land Just to the south of the current quarry mid Mr Asked if United Aggregates look over commitments made by the former owners Indusmin to per form rehabilitation plana Mr sold he dldn know anything about rehabilitation plans when United Ag took over burned moat of their files he said t warn a smooth transition Residents were also given a detail explanation of how the quarry will be cleared out and turned Into a landfills Michael of Consultants Marshall Mack in Monaghan said the situ will be built in three overlap ping cells The first phase will be SO to 100 feet deep and once It finished il will be graded and seeded Second and third phases will gradually overlap the previous eel Is finishing with a one per cent grade sloping one metre or every 100 During the operation of the landfill which will be open from Ham to p m da ly and possibly a half day on Saturday the refuse will be covered with a layer of soil each day A three metre thick confining wall will be built Just slightly ahead of the refuse pile up against the quarry wall to separate the landfill site from the fractured rock Between the confining wall and the quarry wall a gravel wall will bo built to allow water flowing through the rocks to funnel down to the bat torn of the quarry where can be drained off Both will be pumped back Into Black Creek The will first be treated to bring It to within government Mr also discussed transportation problems ding Iha operation of the dumn Trucking refuse in from all over Southern Ontario would increase truck traffic on Ha ton Rills heavily travelled truck routes a rail line which runs through the rite may not be the best he said Bringing garbage in by rail Is not commonly done because of the extra step necessary to unload the cart and bring the garbage iff face of the dump he said hearings continue on Aug it discussion of detailed Ijdr ting will take place at the Mcmor Arena Serving You Since 1982 COOPER RENTALS UWTH Rentals SnJoa Sotv Ave Unll Georgetown 8775521 Serving You Since 1982 ERIN HEARING AID CENTRE Sales Service Re pa rs 8773765 The North Hilton Club made prep ml to play the perfect touring side from Engl at close decision edging the Reding construction stalled About students may have to cram Into facilities designed for as construction Is stalled at the new Bishop Reding High School site In Milton according to the Hal ton Roman Catholic Separate School Board last week The school s new Main Street Hilton location will replace the Interim school rented from the Board of Education at said the Catholic Board director Clifl Byrnes The new school will not be ready for use until October A Georgetown trucker has been dubbed one of the Highway Heroes Tor his part In helping to save a fellow trucker trapped in his rig after an accident last week Bob Verheul was watching the rig driven by Paul Valadares of Gravenhursl in his rear view mirror as flipped over on Its side on Highway near Bradford July Mr Verheul Iwlsled fuel hose to stop It from leak tig and damped It with a vice grip to prevent fire from starting ambulance workers leave their Jobs to walk the picket lines it won t feet residents In HllU said Hills Ambulance Service President Doug MacLeod He said the town has Its own service with volunteer and part time members who don belong to the Ontario Public Service Employees Union unlike their counterparts south of Should the Serving You Since 1983 8776569 One of the oldest and largest poultry producers In Southern On Is getting even bigger Maple Lodge Farms on Winston Churchill Boulevard south of Norval already employs people but with a million addition expected to be Serving You Since 1984 president Larry May whose eight family member cooperate in runn ing the farm The addition on the north side of the building will add more than 150000 ft increasing the production and storage space by about 30 per cent Mr May A Brampton man died following a singlecar accident south of Monday night Regional Police said John Camera of John Street In Brampton was ejected from a Volkswagen when It roll over several times after leaving the road The car went cut of control while on Slderoad west of Winston Churchill Boulevard around p m Mr Camera and a passenger Randy Newman IS also of Brampton were taken Peel Memorial Hospital Mr Camara was transported lo St Michael a Hospital In Toronto where he died of massive chest Injuries say APPLE MitoCbss 354GuelphSt Unit Georgetown 8731655 Willow Park trailer residents have been given a reprieve The residents who live In mobile homes have asked lor and received a hearing of necessity Serving You Since 77 M AIM ST S 8731470 Serving You Since 1987 Si MAIN ST S