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Happ y 1 6t h Lau r e n Love Grandm a 1 Halton Hills Dr., Halton Hills, ON L7G 5G2 Tel.: 905-873-2600 Fax: 905-873-2347 PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS INVITED SUSTAINABLE HALTON - HALTON HILLS INPUT TO PROPOSED REGIONAL GROWTH SCENARIOS As part of the regularly scheduled Council meeting on October 15, 2007, Council is inviting oral and/or written submissions from interested parties on the Sustainable Halton Plan and its potential implications for the Town of Halton Hills from a future growth perspective. Separate written submissions, by letter or e-mail to the Town Clerk, received by October 15th, 2007 will also be considered by Town Council in its future deliberations. The Region of Halton in consultation with the local municipalities of Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville has commenced a planning exercise known as the Sustainable Halton Plan. The Sustainable Halton Plan is intended to respond to Places to Grow, the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe. In the Growth Plan the Region of Halton is targeted to grow to 780,000 people and 390,000 jobs by 2031. The recently completed Phase 1 of the Sustainable Halton process has determined that additional urban lands are required in Halton Region to accommodate the 2031 Growth Plan targets. Specific locations for additional urban land and the allocation of growth among the four local municipalities of Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville has yet to be decided by the Region. Phase 2 of Sustainable Halton involves the development by the Region of evaluation criteria and preparation of growth scenarios to 2031. The growth scenarios are scheduled to be released by the Region in January 2008 for public and agency review. As part of this process, the Region is seeking the Towns input as to evaluation criteria and the growth scenarios which the Region should consider during Phase 2. In order to assist Town Council in its on-going deliberations on this matter, Halton Hills Council is inviting submissions from interested residents and other stakeholders. The October 15th meeting is not a statutory public meeting pursuant to the Planning Act. Town Council will not be making any decisions on this matter at the October 15, 2007 meeting but will be considering any submissions made on the 15th of October in its future deliberations. More information is available on the Town website at www.haltonhills.ca and search for Sustainable Halton, or by contacting Steve Burke at (905) 873-2601, extension 2254 or stevebu@haltonhills.ca. ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME DATE/TIME: October 15, 2007, 7:00 p.m. LOCATION: Council Chambers, Civic Centre FILE NO: D08/Sustainable Halton Plan 109 CONGRATULATIONS HALTON TEACHERS! The Halton Catholic District School Board and the Halton District School Board commend you on World Teachers Day, October 5, 2007. Thank you for your contributions to our excellent education systems. Your leadership, commitment and dedication to improving student learning are truly appreciated. As an educator in Halton, you make a significant difference to the lives of our students! Alice Anne LeMay Chair of the Board Lou Piovesan Director of Education Gillian Tuck Kutarna Chair of the Board Wayne Joudrie Director of Education 2 Sports & Leisure, Friday, October 5, 2007 Georgetowns Rebekka Bond (left) is spun around by a Burlington Assumption player while Rebel teammate Alex Holtom (right) tracks down the loose ball in the second half of their Halton high school senior girls field hockey match Wednesday at Christ the King High School. Despite outchancing their opponents, the senior Rebels gave up a goal with under two minutes remaining in the contest as the Crusaders scored a 1- 0 win. Photo by Eamonn Maher Five high school golfers from Georgetown have earned berths in next weeks 36-hole provincial championship tournament after fir- ing low rounds at the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference event on Tuesday at Rattlesnake Point in Milton. Christ the Kings Ryan Thomson finished second at GHAC with a round of 73, while the Georgetown District High School team made up of Luke Ovenden (74), Tyler McNiven (75), Jamieson Cass (81) and Adam Salisbury (81) captured top spot overall in the team points tally. All five will compete at the OFSAA Boys Golf Festival at the Lionhead Golf & Country Club in Brampton Tuesday and Wednesday on the Masters Course. Field hockey The playoff hopes for both Christ the King and Georgetowns senior girls were dealt a blow after some hard-fought 1-0 losses Wednesday afternoon on the Jaguars home turf. After winning their first game of the season on Monday, a 1-0 victory over MM Robinson, the host Jags dropped a pair of one-goal con- tests on Wednesday to EC Drury and Bishop Reding of Milton. Sonja Bradley scored for CtK in its Monday triumph. High school roundup Five local golfers in provincial tourney See REBELS, pg. 3