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Inter-regional composting facility a possibility the company, said Halton Region has until early August to assess the propos- By Oksana Buhel The Halton regional coun- cil subcommittee on the composter will meet today . (Wednesday) at the region’s offices.on Bronte Rd., to discuss the prospect of building an indoor compost facility which will service Halton and Peel Regions. Glenn Williams, manager of waste reduction and recov- ery for Peel Region has been invited to attend. At this point, Miller Waste Systems is the only company which has responded to the regions’ call for proposals to build the facility. Tom Hennessay, manager of business development for ‘Waste reduction grant | Noel Duignan, MPP Halton North, has announced a grant of $49,433 to the Regional Municipality of Halton for a waste reduction project. The grant, announced on behalf of Environment and Energy Minister Bud Wildman, will assist the region with its review of the proposal for the development of a central composting facility. “The project is a waste reduction initiative aimed at achieving — and surpassing struction, explained a detailed evaluation of the application still has to be done. “Although there is only one response to our call for proposals, we still have to do a pretty careful analysis to ensure the appli- cant is qualified,” Kitchen said. Kitchen would not release the projected cost for the facility, which is to be con- structed by the landfill site on Hwy. 25, north of Oakville, because he is hop- — Ontario’s objective of reducing the waste going to landfill sites by at least 50 per cent by the year 2,000,” Mr. Duignan said. “We are taking rapid strides to create aconserver society. The con- sumer society has outlived its wasteful days.” The grant is being provid- ed through the ministry’s Municipal 3Rs program, which assists municipalities in the prevention and recov- ery of materials entering the waste stream. Bruce Kitchen, regional director of design and con- ing more applicants respond to the call for proposals. Two companies have indicated interest in con- structing private composting facilities in Halton Region - Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, July 14, 1993 — Page 3 Technologies: Inc., in Burlington. Kitchen said the regional facility will still be built, regardless of the pri- vate facilities. “These facili- ties (private) will be-dealing with industrial and commer- BEFORE YOU START YOUR VACATION, STOCK UP ON BOB'S GREAT SAVINGS Equity Waste Management of Canada Corp., is deliber- ating on a site in Halton Hills, and Thermo Tech Pizza Pizza take-out Saturday morning, between 4 = 9 a.m., someone broke in to the Pizza Pizza on Guelph St. in Georgetown and made off with over $1,000 worth of cash, ciga- rettes and more than 200 pizza boxes. A computer was cial waste,” he said, “and we will deal with residen- tial.” also stolen, but its value has not yet been determined. The suspects entered through the back door, but there were no signs of forced entry. The Halton Region Crime Investigation Bureau is investigating. Wee ae | bas ‘lracui 1 44" Colour TV special 190" Colour TV Remote control. | 26" Colour TV Remote control. 1 29" Colour TV Remote control stereo monitor. 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