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THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2004 THE NEW TANNER 15 ee N Aerial view of proposed golf course site. Proposed Black Creek golf course for sale BY FRANCES NIBLOCK The New Tanner East Acton land ap- proved for the 27-hole Black Creek golf course is for sale -- just $3.5-mil- lion, or $15,000 per acre --for 225 acres fronting on the 'Fourth and Fifth Lines, north of Highway Te Listing agent, Brian Wilson with Avison Young Commercial Real Kaitlyn Andrews in action Joins Ontario track team Acton High School ath- lete. Kaitlyn Andrews will compete with the Ontario team at the National Track and Field Championships August 7 and 8 in Sudbury. Andrews, who lives in Georgetown, earned a berth on the provincial squad with two Gold medal finishes at the Legion pro- vincial championships on the weekend in Ottawa. Competing in the under- 17 girl's category, Andrews had a first-place finish in shot put with a 12.99-me- 'tre put -- a personal best. Her 36.76-metre discus throw also earned Gold and Andrews placed seventh in javelin-with a 29.39-metre throw. Andrews will attend a training camp at Laurentian University in Sudbury prior to the cham- pionship meet. Estate, said the owners, including major partners Jack Tothe of Acton and Bob Monckton of Geor- getown, decided to sell earlier this summer after owning the property for at least two decades. Town Council approved a rezoning on the agricul- tural land in 2002 to allow the golf course, clubhouse and maintenance build- ing, but a site plan would be required before devel- opment could occur. Only 160 of the acres of the site, which reaches halfway to 32.Side.Road,-are-devel--- opable because of environmentally sensitive areas on the property. Prior to approval, some neighbours raised con- cerns about the possible impact on their wells, lo- cal roads and on the agricultural character of their area, but Town coun- cillors praised the project for its economic benefits, including a projected 100 jobs. Asked who might be in the market for land ap- proved for a golf course, Wilson said although it is outside of the Acton urban boundary, there is pres- sure for growth and the land could have "future residential" possibilities. DRIVING RANGE ex fy 7 days a week 9am-9pm Hwy 7, (1/2km east of Sobeys at corner of 4th Line) TAS ACCon TFIEGAGINGerS ASSOCACIOn would like to thank the following for thier support of our fireworks celebration: A& J Ford Action Auto Acton Legion Ladies Auxiliary Acton Subway Acton Home Hardware Acton BIA Acton Auto Acton Precast _ Braida & Henry Charleston Homes Daniel Varanelli CGA Dolliver Surveying Dover Flour Ed's In & Out Variety E D Industerial Galvast Grant Baker Ltd. Halton Hills Electric ~~ Hands Fireworks ~ Halton Hills Fire Protection & Prevention Services Kinsmen Club Knights of Columbus Lakeview Convenience Leathertown Lumber Louisianna-Pacific Canada MacKinnon Funeral Home McIntyre Fuels Millhouse Rest Home Nellis Construction New Orleans Pizza Purity Life Re/Max Blue Springs Reality R&M Construction Rotary Club of Acton Royal Candian Legion Branch 197 Superior Glove St.Joseph's Catholic Church Smallwood Acres Camping The New Tanner The olde Hide House Town of Halton Hills Tuitman's Garden Centre Wetherby's Also a big "THANK YOU" to the thousands of people from Acton and surrounding area that attended and supported our fireworks celebration with their contributions. &