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Council feels the present site simply isnt ade quate A staff analysis of space needs was conducted the Mayor said but that probe didn t work out too well acknowledged councillors received lit tie advance notice that the municipal complex issue was being raised November 22 there wasnt time for a full blown report but they were ad vised through a mention on the agenda that a mat ler involving the reserve fund was coming up for discussion said to the best of his know ledge the agreement between and the Town finalized until the week before the meeting He concluded he could appreciate councillors saying they t know the complex was coming up Because staff was aware this Issue had been left hanging since September and it would have to come up again said the legal opinion that the Town obtained It says It was legal for the lame duck council to spend money from the re serve fund was sought up to a month before It was brought up November 22 The mayor again said he understood why the media and some citizens find it so suspicious that this matter was raised at the first council meeting after the election He called the timing He asked what council should have done stop doing all business just because there was an election on or delay everything until enough time had passed between the election and Ihe complex issue He noted councillors Jobs and responsibillt Acton Unit of the Red Cross Society an open house and euchre Friday evening Executive Eileen McFadden public relations Mary Water- field secretary Garry major disaster Alice Mood donor chair man and Henry Kroe president organised the evening its go on despite elections He said it mean agendo He said it is common for him and the discuss the contents of the agenda In that a straw vote in September showed all 13 members of council were In favor of picking up s deposit on the site and taking a closer look at the proposal He said the straw vote was just a consensus to proceed something that is a common practice He also pointed out only one councillor Marilyn wasopposedtothebylaw authorizing the deposit and most councillors re confirmed what we had done cdlors Terry Grubbe and John McDonald were absent November 22 while Pomeroy and Coun Mike Armstrong George Maltby Sheldon Harry Levy Walter Biehn Buss Miller Ross Knechtel Roy BooLhandDaveWhltingvoted for the deposit admitted it was he and the clerk who the place to be this evening dropin Is being put the municipal complex Issue on the November 140 MB St Acton Ontario Prices effective December 10 11 We reserve right to limit quantities Grado A Fresh Sib average roasting chickens 1 240kg Fresh Lean medium ground beef PREMIUM 3 lb average boneless pork dinner rolls 1 78b 505 Grade A Fresh 3 lb average frying chickens 89 kg chlcftenlnabaskot Fresh chicken legs MAPLE LEAF skinless chicken wieners side bacon CAMPBELLS 10 vegetable soup FRESH PRODUCE From The Tropics bananas 33 73 kg Produce of USA Canada No AA tomatoes 69 Produce of Ontario Canada No 1 potatoes 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ARNOLD A small group of north Halton residents concerned about their property rights in the face of lantT demands by the aggregate Industry have formed them selves into a lobby group Operating under the name Escarp ment Heritage the res idents are now studying the many routes they hope to use to protest against a proposed amendment to Hallon Region official plan We are not at this moment fighting the Aggregate Producer Group but we are very much opposed to the sloppy proposals and policies of the Ministry of Nat ural Resources regard this matter said Cyril Jenkins chair man of the new association Mr Jenkins said the group currently does not have an alternative to offer to the proposals of s planning department but that will depend largely on what happens In the near future The residents of north Milton and south Hills arc concerned about a proposed amendment to the Reg tonal official plan that would freeze up to 14 acres of land In their area for the exclusive future use of quarries Mr Jenkins said a petition against the Regional proposal has already been signed by residents of the area and further action is be ing planned Among the concerns being raised by the residents In addition to the negative effect a neighboring quarry would have on their already high property values li the lack of rehabilitation for worked out quarries We are very disgusted with what has not been done In past he said These operators have simply raped the land the current amend ment to the official plan which regional negotiated with local quarry owners has been shelved in definitely by Regional Council pending final approval of the new Ontario Aggregates Act and the Niagara Escarpment Plan