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Page 10 THE HERALD Wednesday October II 1STB Uniform rates divide council Continued from Page I Regional solicitor Dennis responded that the adoption of uniform rales would be entirely in order until Bill 151 can be amended a second question from Coun McLean And he explained that there ore no provisions In the Ontar io Municipal Act for council to put the question of uniform rates to llnlton voters The individual area municipalities he added are entitled to do so in their own districts but only if arc In a position to act on the stated v Ishes of voters Coun successfully amended the main motion so that stair will not act on the new rates policy until all pert inent information has been collected with a target dote for he receipt of such data set for Jan Burlington Coun Tom Sutherland reported that staff should have the informa tion ready for councils next mecling Nov UNENDING Hilts Coun Roy Booth complained thai the seemingly unending Series of amendments served only to delay councils action on the Im fed up he declared We just keep going round and round the track These amend menU are just passing the buck onto the next council Coun explained that tic simply wanted to find out If council can swim before It jump in he water never seen a council lose to much credibility and be so ill prepared lo deal with a policy change of this magnll Coun Anderson stated support for uniform rat es visibly Increased around the council table It would be ludicrous lo change a policy like this when theres so information still lo come Were trying to nail jelly to the wall and hoping it will stick Weie established Jan 1 Just so we can apply for the carrot ithe provincial incentive grant that well never rec eive We havent approached this with more than a shred of logic Mayor Barrett added thai councils decision adopt uni form rales will penalize the municipality that has manag ed Its financial affairs best Three major industries in Oak ville which supply their own processing water will be fairly taxed by the proposed sewer surcharge he said since no means of such uses have been identified EXAMPLE This is one or the examples of council ing its mandate to public we seen and after we said were mature enough not depend on government hand outs Carl Erlksen noted that ihe council chamb ers had quieted while representatives made their impassioned pleas on behalf of their The quiet ness was filling for such a hireling aid since the adoption of uniform rales will spell the end for local govern In Ha 1 1 on IfthlscarriMCoun Erik- son said Oakville is going to pay again just the north of Ha lion When that first water hill goes out wish you all luck your tele phones because youre all go ing to gel a lot of calls The ratepayers are going to say enough Is enough and soy goodbye lo local government In recorded vole founded Burlington Coun lien was the only member from Milton and who opposed the motion to adopt uniform rales All other Burlington represen tatives sided with Hills 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