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By SAL BOMMARITO Oakville Beaver Staff Residents living near the proposed Cornwallâ€"Speers Road connection raised objections to the project at Tuesday night‘s community services committee meeting. The town is planning to undertake Phase 1 of the project in 1993 â€" at a cost of $2.3â€"million â€" from Reynolds St. to west of Old Mill Road. Phase 1 involves construction of an interim threeâ€"lane road and intersection work at Reynolds, Inglehart Street, Trafalgar Road and Old Mill Road. Concerns raised over Cornwallâ€"Speers Rd. extension A threeâ€"lane roadway is proposed for Phase 1 because of the uncertainty of future site development and servicâ€" ing plans for the Kaneff, Genstar and Canadian General Tower (CGT) lands located near the road connection. In 1994, Phase 2 of the project would see the construction of a fourâ€" lane road from Reynolds St., east to Chartwell Road. Phase 3, slated for 1995, would see completion of the roadway between Reynolds and Old Mill Road and completion of a major intersection at Cornwall and Trafalgar. Chris Mant, representing about 40 residents on Inglehart, told commitâ€" tee members a temporary barrier should be placed on the street during road construction. He said by placing the barrier across the southbound, oneâ€"way street, access could still be provided for businesses at the north end of the street, while residents at the south end could still access their homes from Spruce Street. "Residents are concerned with the safety of their children, parking and commercial traffic on the street," as a result of the road construction, Mant said. Mant added that because the street is so narrow it would not be able to MANY INâ€"STOCK SAMPLES AND DISCONTINUED ITEMS PRICED TO CLEAR Solid Oak Harvest Table 4 Chairs (1 only) Country Chintz Sofa (1 Only) Chippendale Style 9â€"pce. Din. Rm. 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"We have seven major developâ€" ments or redevelopment underway in the area," said Allan Street resident Russ Robertson. "We‘re getting a piecemeal look at what‘s happening in the area. We have an old estabâ€" lished neighborhood. We deserve a comprehensive plan before going ahead," Robertson said. Robertson suggested Phase 2 of the road be realigned through the CGT property to minimize the need to demolish people‘s properties. Bert Cambre, a spokesperson for CGT, said the company has plans to $1099 Solar pool heating systems now on sale for the month of April. Doâ€"itâ€"yourself packages using the high efficiency TECHNOâ€" SOLIS solar panel (50% more heat than from rubber systems) Prices start at $999.00 plus taxes for 12‘ x 24‘ pools, $1,399.00 plus, for 16‘ x 32‘ pools. Call us! Solar Evaluation Services Inc. (416) â€" 844â€"1116 _ Oakville. 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