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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, JULY 22, 2010 9Money for arena studies approvedPlans call for twinning of Acton ice padThe Acton arena could tum of working towards Regional/Town Council-do the forecast thats gone a bit, Fogal said, asking cil, elected in October.be twinned possibly new arenas moving.lor Jane Fogal questioned from having a twin pad for assurance that approv-Councillor Lewis re-with a non-convention-Mayor Bonnette said if approving the arena re-arena in Georgetown to ing the $40,000 arena minded councillors that al soft sided structure building new arenas could port meant that they were also adding the twin with servicing study was also there are youngsters in as part of the Towns be the big issue for the approving almost $30-mil-the Acton arena, which not approving millions for Acton who are part of the future arena construction new councils term of of-new arenas.Acton Minor Hockey As-program. Councillors fice, remembering that the Terry Alyman, the Dir-sociation who dont play You know we have most of the money instructed staff on Mon-days are coming to an end ector of Recreation and one minute of hockey in for the libraries, weve built fire halls this day to investigate both for the aging memorial Parks said they only want Acton because there is conventional and non-arena in Georgetown.approval for the $40,000 no ice time available for term and the arenas are going to have to conventional building You know we have servicing study, although them. He said the initial be the top priority, in my mind anyway, solutions to deal with the most of the money for the report introduces a Georgetown arena study immediate and future need the libraries, weve built larger scope of programs led them to study the when we get to the new council. for six ice pads by 2016. fire halls this term and the to include the twin pad needs town-wide which Mayor Rick BonnetteStaff will prepare the arenas are going to have to arenas in Georgetown and evolved into a couple of 2011 to 2020 capital be the top priority, in my Acton, but the costs and fi-other things, including budgets and forecasts to mind anyway, when we get nancial strategy would be the need for more ice in lion for new arenas.all adds up to $30-million include the phased con-to the new council, Bon-Thedecided by the new coun-Acton.re are aspects of and that starts to scare me struction of twin pads in nette said, adding without this report cause me con-Acton and Georgetown. new arenas there would be cerns, Fogal said, adding The work will begin with a lot of unhappy families the report looks like they The Regionala $40,000 functional ser-that cant get their kids are promising $30-million vicing report to determine into ice skating, hockey worth of arenas.Municipality of Haltonthe best location for the or other arena uses.Then it (the report) Georgetown twin pad At Council on Monday, goes on to say well, well www.halton.caMoldMasters, the Gellert Centre or the Park and to Halton Hillslook at the existing Acton arena site.Acton arena users have Civic Holiday Household agreed to pay a $25 hourly surcharge, beginning with Waste Collection Noticethe 2011-2012 season and each year thereafter, to Please Note Collection Day Changesoffset some of the debt, but only if the Town made MonTuesWedThursFriSatthe commitment to twin Aug 2Aug 3Aug 4 Aug 5Aug 6Aug 7the Acton arena as part of its arena construction pro-Civic gram, even if the Acton HolidayCollection Collection twinning didnt happen MovesMovesuntil 2014/2015. Staff said the surcharge at all existing arenas could gen-Due to the Civic Holiday, household waste collection services the week of August 2 will take erate between $200,000 place the day after your regular collection day. and $300,000.Please place your waste at the curb by 7 a.m. on your scheduled holiday collection day. While money for prop-erty acquisition, design Please check your 2010 Waste Management Guide and Collection Calendar for your and engineering costs for collection area details, or visit www.halton.ca/waste to use our Search by Address the Georgetown twin pad tool. are in the current capital budget, $16.5-million for Halton Waste Management Sitearena construction costs will be closed Monday, August 2, 2010.are not funded. An addi-tional $10-million would Regular Operating HoursDE MELO CHIROPRACTICbe required to twin the Ac-Open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.ton arena.& WELLNESS CENTRE5400 Regional Road 25, MiltonBoth Arena Task Force Dr. Dave de Melo, Chiropractorchair, Councillor Bryan For a full list of HWMS fees, visit www.halton.ca/waste or contact Halton Region.Lewis and Mayor Rick Dr. Jim Giancoulas, ChiropractorBonnette said that spend-Amy Spiers, Massage Therapisting the $40,000 on the Yard Waste: No Plasticfunctional services report SAFE, GENTLE CHIROPRACTIC CAREPlastic bags are not accepted in yard waste collection. Plastic does not would keep the momen-decompose and reduces the quality of the final compost product. COMPUTER GENERATED SPINAL ANALYSISOnly use paper yard waste bags or open, reusable, rigid containers labelled yard EMERGENCIES & WORKERS COMP ACCEPTEDwaste. Yard waste labels are available at no charge. 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