THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2011 THE NEW TANNER 15 Municipal assistance Acton's Canada Day celebrations will get a boost from the Town's Municipal Assistance program the Acton Firefighters Association asked for and received $1,300 to help pay for marketing costs and to waive the outdoor facility fee for it's annual fireworks display. As well, the Acton BIA will get $4,500 to cover fees, marketing costs and equipment delivery for its July 1 Canada Day Concert in the Park, and for the Leathertown Festival. Some of the other approved Municipal Assistance requests include: · $8,000 to the Acton Agricultural Society for costs associated with the Acton Fall Fair includ- of the Town's website. The newly launched community group homepage lists the six key services within community development including funding, planning, events, workshops and training, ing a facility fee waiver, special project costs, volunteers, resources and governance. Groups can now save time and resources with quick acequipment delivery and marketing costs. · $7,500 to help cover the costs of a nurse prac- cess to relevant, user-friendly information. The new site allows staff to quickly update titioner at the Acton Medical Clinic · $1,622 to help the Halton Hills Quilters Guild time-sensitive information and provides links, pay for special project costs associated with its and allows users to find what they need quickly until now the information was imbedded in the 20th anniversary. Parks and Recreation tab, even though may comCommunity web Community groups needing help and informa- munity groups have nothing to do with recreation. tion have a new one-stop, self-serve site to find The Community Groups section is found at halwhat they need in the Community Group section tonhills.ca/communitygroups Town Digest The Regional Municipality of Halton No 32 Sid e Rd www.halton.ca Proposed Additions to Waste Collection Services in Rural Halton Hills Rural areas of Halton Hills affected by this proposal are shaded in green. We want to hear from you Halton Region is responsible for providing a sustainable solid waste management system to all Halton residents. In 2004, Halton Region implemented roadside Blue Box collection to all rural residents. At that time, roadside garbage collection in rural Halton Hills was also considered but not approved based on feedback from local residents. In 2008, the GreenCart program was implemented as it is collected in the same truck as the Blue Box material. Since 2008, many residents have inquired into the feasibility of receiving roadside garbage collection. As a result of these requests, the Town of Halton Hills has asked that Halton Region consider adding the same level of waste collection to rural Halton Hills that is provided in the other rural areas of Halton. Acton Wednesday AREA 3 Nassagaweya-Esquesing Townline Hwy 7 Tenth Line Wednesday AREA 1 No 22 Sid Fourth Line e No 22 Sid e No 20 Sid Rd Rd Confederation St e Rd Hwy 7 Trafalgar Rd Fifth Line Wednesday AREA 4 Reg Rd 25 Dublin Line River Dr Current waste collection services (Blue Box and GreenCart will continue to be collected weekly) Georgetown e Rd No 15 Sid h lp ue G St Blue Box collected once a week. GreenCart collected once a week. Wednesday AREA 5 Winston Churchill Blvd No 10 Sid e Rd Ninth Line Trafalgar Rd Tenth Line Eighth Line Proposed additions to waste collection services: Friday AREA 2 Rd No 5 Side ve Steeles A Hwy 401 Garbage collection once every other week (six bag/can limit) Bulk waste collection eight times per year (three item limit per collection) Metal and appliance collection on a call-in basis (available all year) Making Halton a better place to live, work and retire Gary Carr, Regional Chair Resident survey and open houses Post-marked no later than June 10, 2011 We also encourage you to attend an open house regarding the proposed collection services in your area: Date & Time Monday, May 30, 2011 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 31, 2011 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Location Limehouse Memorial Hall 12389 5th Line, Limehouse Hornby Glen Golf Course 8286 Hornby Road, Hornby Your feedback on the proposed additions to roadside waste collection is important. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey mailed to your home, and return it to Halton Region in the postage-paid envelope, post-marked no later than June 10, 2011. 260511 Please let us know as soon as possible if you will have an accessibility or accommodation need at a Halton Region hosted event or meeting. 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario L6M 3L1 · Dial 311 or 905-825-6000 · Toll Free 1-866-442-5866 · TTY 905-827-9833 · www.halton.ca