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2- The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday July 2, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com % 9 Per annum. Interest Paid Monthly 360 Day Term Investment Issued by: Business Finance & Credit Corporation www.bfcc.ca Selling Agent: Harris Brown & Partners Limited HARRIS BROWN & PARTNERS LIMITED For more information on this investment opportunity, please contact Edmond So at 416-850-1564 PHOTO COURTESY HALTON REGIONAL POLICE SERVICE www.harrisbrownpartners.ca MORE PARKING: A map outlining the construction plan to add 200 new parking spaces to the Oakville GO station. e Work gets Celebrating going on GO · exotic · urban · classic · contemporary CANADIAN QUALITY Factory Authorized Sale! SAVE NOW ON Solid Cherry Solid Mahogany 217 Lakeshore Road East Downtown Oakville Since 1953 www.swissinteriors.com * For new Kitchen Quotations only D E S I G N MANUFACTURE INSTALLATION cabinetry solutions tailored to specific needs · down to earth prices · high-tech manufacturing with old world craftsmanship and attention to detail AYA KITCHENS OF OAKVILLE 1195 North Service Rd. W., Unit #1 & #2 905.847.1522 · Fax: 905.847.1951 e-mail: oakville@AyAkitchens.com www.AyAkitchens.com 905.844.3530 Today GO Transit began work to create 200 additional parking spaces at the Oakville GO Station. The former Hydro building, located west of Lyons Lane, is being demolished to make room for the spots, resulting in the temporary closure of the surrounding spaces. A notice was posted at the station last week, letting riders know of the upcoming construction. "A safety assessment was conducted and the decision was made to close this section of the parking lot to protect the safety of customers and their vehicles," Eric Eisen, Senior Project Engineer, GO Transit said. The 100 spots that surrounded the building will reopen near the end of August. The additional 200 spots will open early in the fall. In the interim GO is asking that riders consider parking at the new 200-car gravel lot, which opened recently at the corner of Davis Road and South Service Road, just east of Trafalgar. "Unfortunately for safety reasons this temporary disruption could not be avoided," said Mayor Rob Burton who is also a GO board member. "When complete this lot will provide additional onsite parking to serve the community, as we await the construction of the parking structure." In addition to the parking at the Davis Road lot, the mayor encouraged residents to consider taking Oakville Transit. "I use Oakville Transit to get to and from the GO regularly, with a valid GO ticket you can take the bus for only $0.50." For more information on GO Transit, visit www.gotransit.com for more details on Oakville Transit visit www.oakville.ca.