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Our first stop was at the top of an exceptionally large dune where a group of youths were selling toboggan rides down the dune into the sea. Our next stop was at a fresh water lagoon where we all went for a quick swim. There the locals were selling deep fried potato balls. They had cheese and chicken in the centre and were very good. Then we were off speeding down the beach again until we came to a major river which emptied out into the ocean. The dune buggies drove up onto small log rafts on which we were poled over to the other side. For lunch we stopped at a special seafood buffet where we sampled some of the local cuisine. It was very good. There was as much fresh fruit as you could eat. Some varieties of the local fruit we had never even heard of before. That evening we went to a camival. There were costumes and music and the streets were packed with people dancing all night long. By the time we got back to the Concordia, we were totally worn out. The following day we were given shore leave and most of us spent a relaxing day at the beach before setting sail for Rio de Janeiro. Until next week, Our Oakville head office staff, branch sta associates, wish Sarah more memorable adventures, and continued 5 sailing. AAAAA "If you love coffee, this is the place for you." The Spectator * grabbajabba oakville * * 116 Thomas Street * * Downtown Oakville * * 844â€"1943 e vyAS Developers face large rise in fees (Continued from page 1) which increases the costs of the town‘s road programs to $31 million, and has an impact on the development charge of over $11 million. That translates into an increase of $400 per single family unit and 42 cents per square foot on the nonâ€"residential charge. â€"sidewalks required on regional roads have been included in the new charge. Séguin said the new charges also takes into consideration that 1991 cenâ€" sus population data published in 1992 cablenet Providing Cable, TV Service to Oa Burlington the surrounding area. differed from the population estimates used in the 1991 study. "This change has repercussions throughout the study in terms of stanâ€" dards and growth projections to 2001," she said. Seguin said a phaseâ€"in of the nonâ€" residential development charge will be proposed to council because the "town still wants to be competitive in attractâ€" ing the commercial/industrial sector and jobs to Oakville." She said the proposed changes are in keeping with the overall philosophy BESTWSHES on yQur Joumey Congratulations Sara on your adventures! You‘re an ins piration to us all! Wishing you smooth sailing throughout your travels Suite 505â€"710 Dorval Dr. Oakville (OTIS Building) _ Salons The Miller Mews, 327 Church Street Oakville, Ontario L6J 1P2 570 TRAFALGAR RD AT QEW Call for more mformahon of the development charges legislaâ€" tion. "The philosophy of development charges is that development should pay for itself. Ratepayers shouldn‘t have to pay the costs of growth," Seguin said. But Pau! Mondell, chair of the UDI‘s Halton Chapter, said the develâ€" opment industry is "absolutely outâ€" raged" by the town‘s actions. "It‘s a very serious situation that has to be addressed in a significant way," he said. He said those opposing the bylaw include Halton and Hamilton home builders and developers. "It‘s not being taken lightly," Mondell said. He said UDI appealed the town‘s 1991 bylaw to the Ontario Municipal Board. The 10â€"week hearing is slated to begin on May 17th at the Oakville Municipal Buildings. 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