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1 Halton Hills Dr., Halton Hills ON L7G 5G2 Tel.: 905-873-2600 Fax: 905-873-2347 APPOINTMENTS TO VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMITTEES The Council for the Corporation of the Town of Halton Hills invites applications from members of the public who are interested in serving on the following committees due to vacancies: INTERESTED all positions are for a term to expire in December 2010 must be 18 years of age and resident of the Town of Halton Hills must not be a Town of Halton Hills employee unless otherwise specified, all positions are volunteer meetings generally occur in the evenings THE COMMITTEES: Committee of Adjustment meets once or twice per month remuneration of $80 for member per meeting to act as a decision-making body which considers applications for minor variances to the Towns Zoning By-laws and applications to sever parcels of land Heritage Halton Hills regular monthly meetings to act as an advisory body respecting the designation of buildings of historical and architectural interest under the Ontario Heritage Act Litter Free Task Force Committee to act as an advisory committee in respect to the implementation of a comprehensive town-wide strategy for reducing litter and vandalism Town Environmental Advisory Committee to be composed of both individuals who have a professional interest in the field of environmental management and of individuals who have a personal interest in environmental protection regular monthly meetings and sub-committee meetings as needed to act as an advisory body seeking ways to protect, restore and enhance the Towns natural environment Trails Advisory Committee to act as an advisory committee to provide advice and input to the Town of Halton Hills on matters relating to the design, construction and funding of a trails system identify issues that impact trails development in Halton Hills bring forward ideas for developing and maintaining trail systems act as a sounding board in response to issues and initiatives determine appropriate action to deal with issues and initiatives Halton Hills Accessibility Advisory Committee regular monthly meetings act as an advisory committee to provide advice and input to the Town of Halton Hills to fulfill obligations under the Accessibilities for Ontarians with Disabilities Act APPLICATION PROCESS submit an application form which can be obtained on the Town of Halton Hills website at http://www.haltonhills.ca/calendars list the Committee(s) in which you are interested, and in order of priority forward to Leesa Emmerson, Council and Committee Services Coordinator, Clerks Department, Civic Centre deadline is 4:30 p.m. on Friday, November 30, 2007 If you have any inquires or if you wish to receive additional information regarding a committee please contact Leesa Emmerson at 905 873-2601 ext 2333. 130 ___________________________________________ NOTICE OF MEETING 2008 USER FEES, LICENSING FEES AND SERVICE CHARGES This is to advise that the Council for the Town of Halton Hills will be considering the proposed 2008 User Fees, Licensing Fees, and Service Charges at the Council meeting to be held Monday, November 26, 2007. The report and table of the proposed fees for 2008 may be obtained from the Clerks Department at (905) 873-2601 ext. 2333, or from the main page of the Towns web site at www.haltonhills.ca, on or after Friday November 23, 2007. If you wish to register to speak at Council at its meeting to be held Monday, November 26, 2007 please contact the Clerks Department at (905) 873-2601 ext. 2333. 131 ___________________________________________ OVERNIGHT PARKING RESTRICTIONS UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL BY-LAW NO. 84-1 PROHIBITS PARKING: 2:00 A.M. - 7:00 A.M. (Daily) November 15, 2007 to April 15, 2008 On all streets under the jurisdiction of the Town of Halton Hills, unless authorized signs indicating otherwise are specifically posted. Motorists are reminded that By-law No. 84-1 also prohibits the parking of a vehicle on all Town or Regional Roads for longer than 3 consecutive hours at any single location, unless otherwise specifically posted. On-street parking hinders snow clearing and other road maintenance operations. Your co-operation is requested. Please comply with the requirements of this By-law. AUTHORITIES MAY HAVE VEHICLES TICKETED OR TOWED AWAY AT THE OWNERS EXPENSE. Motorists should note that Town By-Law Enforcement Officers will be on patrol through the duration of the parking restriction period and will ticket and/or have the offending vehicle removed. Enforcement officers will not enforce parking on sidewalks between 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. where the Town does not clear the sidewalks. SNOW REMOVAL The placing or pushing of snow or ice onto roadways or cleared sidewalks will obstruct or encumber vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Do not push snow across roadways because the trail of snow does turn to ice. The Towns Obstruction, Encumbering or Fouling of Highways By-law No. 90-68 prohibits such action. Improper snow and ice clearing can be a serious hazard to motorists and pedestrians. Your co-operation is requested. Please comply with the requirements of this By-law. The winter season will soon be upon us. Be alert for snow plows and stay back at least 15 meters behind snow plow trucks. Please avoid parking on streets during snowstorms to assist Public Works operations staff with providing safe, passable roads. AUTHORITIES MAY HAVE SNOW AND ICE REMOVED AT THE PROPERTY OWNERS EXPENSE. Chris Mills, P. Eng., Director of Engineering, Public Works & Building Services 132 Come Visit Us at our New Locations BOLTON 12249 Hwy. 50 Bolton 1-877-811-SHED (7433) 1-905-857-0899 MISSISSAUGA 1005 Eglinton Ave. W. Mississauga in the Toemar Garden Centre 905-816-0729 DURO-SHED DURABILITY IN EVERY SHED IN CELEBRATION OF LUCY MAUD MONTGOMERY CHRISTMAS, EVOKED EMOTIONS GALLERY (ALSO KNOWN AS GARDEN GATE FLORIST) IS HAVING ITS ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE AND CLEARANCE TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE 2008 COLLECTION. Both the gallery and upstairs private studio will be displaying the over 100 works. Drop on by for some Christmas treats, dr and enjoy these pieces that are priced from $100.00 - $500.00 Just in time for the holiday season. Hours: 10am - 10pm E v o k e d E m o t i o n s G a l l e r y 5 1 1 G u e l p h S t r e e t , N o r v a l 9 0 5 . 8 7 3 . 6 0 6 7 www.evoked - emot i ons . com Three unique artists: with three very unique styles *Kailey Bryan (guest artist) *March Georef (guest artist) *Robert J Hurst (resident artist) Everyone who drops in will be placed in a random drawn that will be done later that evening. The painting Im holding , based on a scene from my backyard in Norval. Titled: Did I make you smile! Painting is an original 16 x 16 mixed media acrylic appraised at $650.00 Happy Sweet 16 Samantha Love Mom, Dad & Zoe 235 Guelph Street 905-873-1999 Georgetown Cinemas 3 email: iranisorab@yahoo.ca or fax for group bookings at 905-873-3053 Playing the week of Nov. 23 - Nov. 29 Sun to Thurs and Mats Sat & Sun all seats $4.20 (except Tues.) Friday & Saturday Adults $6.50 evenings, Children / Seniors $4.20, Enchanted (G - General) Nightly at 7:10 & 9:20 pm Fri, Sat & Sun Mats at 12:30; 2:45 & 5:00 pm Bee Movie (G - General) Nightly at 6:30 pm Fri, Sat & Sun Mats at 2:00 pm Mr Magoriums Wonder Emporium (G - General) Nightly at 6:45 pm Fri, Sat & Sun Mats at 1:30 & 3:40 pm Fred Claus PG (Parental Guidance, Language May Offend) Nightly at 8:45 pm Fri, Sat & Sun Mats at 4:00 pm American Gangster 18A (Course Language, Violence, Substance Abuse) Nightly at 8:30 pm TUESDAY IS TWOONIE TUESDAY Mr. April is 40! Love Bernadette, Myles & Callum Expecting a baby? Rent a Stork from Georgetown Yard Cards and let everyone know about your new addition to your family! We specialize in yard cards to celebrate all occasions. Surprise a friend or loved one with a yard full of little critters and a large sign with your an- nouncement. We have many signs to choose from and phrases to fit your celebration! www.georgetownyardcards.com Phone 647-588-9153 or 905-877-9153 CORRECTION NOTICE To our valued customers: We apologize for any inconvenience caused by an error in our flyer dated: November 23 - 29. Product: Bladerunner III Remote Control Helicopter. In the Nov 23rd flyer sku 10093079 is incorrectly advertised for $19.99 when it should have been advertised at $49.99. SKU:10093079 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, November 23, 2007 9 A Georgetown man hoping to help end the cycle of poverty for individuals, families and communities by cycling in the Sea to Sea 2008 Bike Tour will be in Georgetown Market Place next week selling 40-plus- year-old magazines to help raise money for the event. Bryan Flikkema will be selling back issues of maga- zines such as The Saturday Evening Post, Life, Colliers and Star Weekly from the 1940s to the 1960s in the mall Monday (Nov. 26) through Saturday (Dec. 1) from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Flikkema says people can buy the mint-condition magazines for family and friends from the week they were born and they make great Christmas and birthday gifts. There is a limited supply available. Prices are $15 each, or four for $50, plus postage if mailed. The aim of the Sea to Sea Bike Tour is to end the poverty cycle by raising funds and awareness to support poverty alleviation programs initiated by the Christian Reformed Church and its partners. Flikkema will be riding from Seattle to Jersey City and has to raise $10,000 to enter the tour. Anyone interested in purchasing a magazine is asked to call Flikkema for availability at 647-223-3833. For more information on the bike tour visit www.seatosea.org. Regional Chairman Gary Carr and the four local mayors are once again breaking out their pens to write to the Premier, this time urging him to address the needs of municipalities in his upcoming throne speech. A motion directing the correspondence was passed by regional council at its meeting Wednesday. The resolution ties in with the Regions Fairness for Halton campaign, which started earlier this year to let the Ontario government know the region cant accommodate the thousands of resi- dents called for in the Provinces Places to Grow plan with- out some significant funding for things like infrastructure. In addition to the letter, the Region will also be: Asking the local municipalities to participate in a co- ordinated communication strategy that focuses on the provincial requirement to fulfill the local and regional needs set out in the Fairness campaign Advising the provincial ministers of public infrastruc- ture renewal and finance that they wish to meet to discuss the Fairness campaign as part of the 2008 provincial pre- budget consultations Working with local municipal staff to develop and co- ordinate a common communications plan to be included in the next municipal tax bill Organizing a GTA/Hamilton summit with local munic- ipal partners to develop a common strategy to assist in attracting both federal and provincial funds for municipal infrastructure and to discuss a new deal for municipal financing. For more on the Fairness for Halton campaign visit www.halton.ca. Mint magazines for sale next week as part of anti-poverty fundraiser Region continues fairness fight