the HERALD Community News Wednesday August 191 Natural Resources report a boon to environmentalists The Herald Efforts by local environmental group Protect Our Water En Resources POWER to stop the Acton dump proposal from receiving provincial Ministry of Environ ment approval have been bolstered by Ontario s Ministry of Natural Resources According to an MNR report the Environmental Assessment in support of building a safe land fill is unacceptable because of the serious implications the pro posal will have upon the fisheries habitit and aquatic environment Creek Milton based Reclamation Systems Incorporated RSI is the company behind the tion to build a dump in the Acton quarry located south of Highway The s report is just one of several by agencies such as the Niagara Escarpment Commis sion the Halton Region Conser Authority and the Ministry of Environment on RSI s en assessment of the dump application Contacted Monday POWER president Barbara Halsall said it the report is saying what POWER has always said the dump would be unsafe for the fish habitat We highlighted this issue and others in 1988 she added Although the report indicates additional documents to RSI s original environmental assess show the company has made significant efforts to ad dress the fisheries issues the MNR still has concerns about the proposal The concerns all pertain to water quality and the potential harmful effects the dump could have on area fisheries Only when RSI can address these issues to the satisfaction of the will the ministry consider supporting the proposal the report in dicates RSI President Walter Graziam not surprisingly said he believes the assessment of the pro is incorrect He takes this position on the basis the MNR hasn provided any information to prove RSI environmental assessment lacks necessary formation Mr Graziam expressed sur the MNR would state one part of the report it finds RSI s assessment unacceptable and in another part indicate the com pany has addressed most of s concerns The MNR document also goes on to indicate the ministry has concerns with the methodology RSI used to choose the Acton quarry for a dump site The ministry cannot agree with several of the assumptions used in the analysis and selection of alternatives to the undertaking all impacts upon the environ are quarry sites are a preferred location for landfills in a generic sense Ms Halsall interprets this phrase to mean the believes RSI should never have con sidered the Acton quarry as a location for a landfill Mr Granziani however believes the Ministry s com ments are irrelevant to the RSI application Moonlight Madness Georgetown downtown businesses will host a Moonlight Madness this Friday from six to pm The event will be sponsored by the businesses of the downtown Georgetown B I A Featured during this Moonlight Madness will be a Paint a from seven to nine p Prizes will be awarded for the best pictures with judging taking place at 9 30 p m Other activities will include a corn roast free balloons live enter tainment by the Buskers sales and Twisty the Clown doing his famous balloon sculpturing Those attending this event are asked to make a food donation to the Penniesworth s Pyramid of Food with donations going to Georgetown s Love and Christ Food bank For more information on the Moonlight Madness call THE CORPORATION OF THE Town of Halton Hills I Hoi 1 O Bo- 0W HALTON Geo goiown Onu Notice of an intention to stop up close and coruey a portion of SI Helena Road in the Town of Halton Hills in the Region of Halton Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Hills intends enact a By law lo stop up close and convey part of Si Helena Road being Part of Lot 13 Concession 1 and Lot 13 Concession being more particularly described as Parts I and on Reference Plan and Part on Reference Plan The Council or a Committee of will hear any person who claims that their land will be prejudicially affected by the By law and who applies to be heard at its regular meeting to be held in the Council Chambers at the Civic Centre located at 1 Hills Drive Georgetown the day of August 1991 a the hour of pm This notice was first published on the 24th day of July 1991 Dan Costea Clerk for the Corporation of the Town of Hills admo iu A T I J The comment has nothing to do with the technical analysis done by RSI on the viability of a land fill being established the Acton Quarry he said Ministry of Environment Plan ner Tim Sharp who is the Review Coordinator for the provincial government concerning the RSI application said the report has been incorporated into his comprehensive review of the ap plication Mr Sharp said his review is now before Environment Minister Ruth Gner and she is expected in the near future to call a 30day public review period During this period the public will have an opportunity to comment on the application Sayonara to Georgetown Japanese students bid farewell to their host families with music and entertainment during 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