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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1997 THE GEORGETOWN GEMINI Public sees design for sewer upgrades BY FRANCES NIBLOCK The Georgetown Gemini Approximately 50 Georget- own residents attended last Monday's publicinformation centre on the preliminary design fora $5 million project to provide additional waste water, Or sewer, capacity for Georgetown. Halton's Senior Special Studies and Research Engi- neer Benson Leung said that the written comments left by a number of people indicated that they were pleased with the "much improved" design for a waste water pumping station on Main Street. The entire project includes the pumping station, a trunk sanitary sewer at Black Creek, a connection to the Silver Creek Trunk Sanitary Sewer and a Main Street forcemain, which will extend to south of 15 Sideroad. "The project is design to accommodate additional growth in both west and south Georgetown," Leung ex- plained last Wednesday. The Black Creek trunk consists of two separate branches, one which will cross the North Halton Golf Course, and both will join into a larger sewer for dis- charge into the proposed Main street waste water pumping station. The Silver Creek trunk overflow sewer will connect the Black Creek and Silver Creek sanitary sewers and is designed to pre- vent sewer overflows to an environmentally sensitive area. The project will also pro- vide a long term solution for residents in the Halton Hills estates subdivision, whose tile beds are not functioning and could potentially con- taminate their water. PONTIAC BUICK Cadillac GM a tee OVER 100 NEW VEHICLES!! =Wallz Currently Halton Region spends between $30,000 and $40,000 a year to pump sew- age from septic tanks in the area to prevent a problem. Leung said the project will be paid for by development charges, existing water and sewer rates, a contribution from the New Home War- ranty Program, the Town, the Province and homeowners with existing problems. "The specific split has not yet been decided but the time table depends on the devel- opers' will to proceed," Leung said. He added that they will assess all of the public com- ments from the open house, finalize the design and then take it to Regional Council for consideration. FAIR PLAY: The Georgetown Agricultural Society elected a new board for the 1997 Georgetown Fall Fair. Back row, from left: Al Cook (Sponsorship Committee Chair), Elizabeth Treviranus (Homecrafts Director), Joan Matheson (Homecrafts President), Mary Carpenter (Agriculture Education Director), Frances McNabb (Fair Ambassa- dor Director), Hanley Densmore (Parking Director), John Nurse (Paint Horse Show Director). Middle row, from left: Doreen Densmore (Homecraft Director), Doris Calder (Entertainment Director). Front row, from left: Jeff Nurse (President), Janet Arm- strong (Director-at-large), Laura-Lee Campbell (1996 Fair Ambassador), Delmer French (Director-at-large), Austin Carpenter (Secretary-Treasurer), Don Brander (First Vice-President). Absent: Ralph Cunningham (Second Vice-President) (Jamie Harrison photo) New CEO for Access Centre John Burkus, Chair of the Board of Directors of Com- munity Care Access Centre of Halton, announced that effective March 17, the ap- pointment of Sandra Shadwick as Chief Execu- tive Officer of the newly es- tablished Community Care Access Centre of Halton will occur. Ms. Shadwick has been the Director of the Home Care Program, Halton Regional Health Department since 1987. She brings 25 years of experience and a demon- strated leadership style. 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