Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 18, 1971, p. 2

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The Acton Free Press Wednesday August Second Mill Refllilrailon Number Praise criticize fire department Milton Fire Department came in for some anil some criticism at same meeting of Inst week Council agreed to send a congratulatory letter to three members of the brigade for receiving service awards In the same meeting about the department not ruittinf to the first call at a recent fire wore Deputy Reeve Don McMillan told of a cast where a hydro wire was burning According to the complaint filed with council the department said they would not to the fire unless the building was endangered So many calls Clerk Campbell Thompson said department had received ho many calls about minor Incidents noted a recent case where the brigade travelled to Iowville after someone had put lupperwarc In the dishwasher and a fire resulted Always Asked to comment on the situation A Clement told this paper he was unaware of any calls hit department had not reacted to immediately If we are called go Wo don know If It la a false alarm or not If It is a hydro lino burning wont touch the line but we will stand by and protect the buildings or property Hydro lines are too dangerous for us to be Involved with It is up to the hydro to turn off the power and bo forth the chief sold 21 ACADEMY AWARD THE LAST fTOHIltR AIRPORT I MUST SEE THIS FILM DRIVEIN THEATRE that really dldn t warrant I mid trucks out that they had become more particular bout which calls they attended Councillor Jim Watson led the department and ALLAN CUTTS IS SHOWN here carrying the Halton County this year with his riders who he trains at his riding Banner He will carry the banner at the Canadian National school south of Milton BEST DEAL THIS SIDE OF TOKYO TOYOTA HALTON fi TOYOTA An Highway 8262931 8784365 TorontoCentered plan Continued from Page I the land there was only marginal and not really tit for agriculture Gambters lose replied that developers and people who took chances on accepting mortgages were taking a gamble and this case they lost out because the HALTON HIGHLIGHTS At the August meeting of County Council members Accepted the resignation of EMO Co Bruce McGregor effective July Deferred a resolution prohibiting the use of snowmobiles on county roads until municipalities had had ample tune to consider it Learned the spray now used by the county is not as effective a weed killer as 245D but noted the poor results this might be accounted for by the late date at which spraying began Authorized the county engineer to retain the services of W Carr to carry out road widening on IS in Approved of a move made by the Manor Board of Management expressing Interest In buying acres of the property known as the Ortona Barracks in Oak Authorized payment of t final instalment of the county grant to Joseph Brant Hospital Burlington in the amount of Authorized the pre design work be done for improvements on count road through limchouse Passed a b law estimating as the sum for maintenance of roads and bridges in the county Passed a by law allowing the county to enter Into an agreement with McCormick and Rankin and Associates Limited to design the reconstruction of Main St in Milton from Bronte to Martin St Requested the Department or Transportation and Communications to grant subsidy for illumination of Intersections on county roads meeting per cent of the warrants for traffic signals Requested the DTC to grant subsidy to counties for new sidewalks constructed in urban areas on county roads Requested the DTC to review policies and suggested expenditures on approved signals be recognized for subsidy and asked for a clarification of the requirements for traffic control on county roads area did not fit into the plan for the area The developer often loses money and this often includes others and that included ln that particular area He promised no relief The plan also revealed that the high power hydro transmission line which evoked much controversy in township last year will definitely be located in Zone Two of the Region crossing the townships of Erin Chinguacousy Albion King Whitchurch and Pickering The precise location of the v line will be discussed with the various municipalities before any final decision is made The Minister told this newspaper they had considered using the proposed Parkway Belt for the transmission line between the and Pickering generating stations However he said the accumulated affect of technical problems related to underground transmission ln the vicinity of the airport made it both impractical and uneconomical did say however there had been a great change In Ontario Hydro thinking on the route of the line and they had developed new types of towers that blended with the landscape which he indicated would sit better with land owners than the original proposals Parkway belt The Parkway Belt system is being planned in an east west direction between the lower and upper tiers centres and in a northsouth direction to preserve the individual identity of centres The width of the Parkway Belt will vary depending on the function that it is planned to perform in each area Service or utility corridor Urban llmiter or separator Environmental buffer intensity uses To date dellneaUon of the Belt has not proceeded far enough to make the details of the system publicly known except for the Burlington area There they have decided on a Belt of approximately feet In width running along the Niagara Escarpment with a scenic road 100150 feet below the top of the Escarpment GO trains and new The report says the Government is encouraged by the degree of cooperation received by the federal Ministry of Transport with respect to the review of existing roil lines for possible future commuter use and the location of the second International Airport We believe it says that the location of the airport can be a major stimulus to the development of the Region and that Its location should not be dependent solely on the current direction of population 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