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SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday April IMS Miltons growth could hurt development in Halton Hills By BRIAN Herald Sun What started out as a study to see bow Milton can grow baa turned Into a study of the entire Region with massive Implications for Halton Hills In the distant future Milton which Initially thought it was at Its sewage capacity can grow through expansion of its ex isting sewage plant or through hooking up to Lake Ontario Water through the effect the report says Sheldon said Hills has already had an urban boundary review and decided it to grow with the stream based system She says Milton should conduct the same type of review before considering the lakebased option councillors she said It is very dear that the people of Halton If they want growth at all want to maintain their sense of Iden tity and their small town grows by the based system simply expanding Its sewage plant and digging more wells Hills may nave trou ble getting its prime Industrial land In the Highway corridor ser vices said Regional Planning Direc tor Rash Mohammed 11 Milton docs expand Its sewage Hooking up to lakebased water may provide such fast growth that Halton could lose oil Its agricultural lands she said What Halton Hills desperately needs la industrial assessment Sheldon Without more assessment the ex taxpayers will have to take the burden of any increased programs or services she said Coun Marilyn agreed that the lakebased servicing system could be dangerous for Hills Obviously Hills could change drastically if the lakebased system was Introduced she said he can u However if Milton decides to book treatment plant Coun Sheldon sees up to the Lake Ontario pipeline a possible tradeoff In the fut those lands in southern Halton Hills Milton is currently looking for could also book up and create what water in Hills In the southern Coun Sheldon called a portion of Highway she said If massive blueprint for the loss of all they do tap into Hills water agricultural land in Halton then they could reciprocate by Tbe options were discussed In vicing the Highway industrial detail in a study conducted for corridor she said by the TBI roup If Milton decides on the Lake- Either way it a grow or die for based system of servicing their HaltonHills shesaid lands it could be past the year Mil don think theres a more before the full servicing could be Issue for all of for all 100 acres for industrial use Most of us look to the east of us h lcure be and we really aren happy with Georgetown Alliance what we see in Peel said Coun Serjeantson In my wildest dreams I never thought report would be produc ed that in essence says to the people In Holton we will become Mlsslssauga Coun Sheldon said Implications of the lakebased system are staggering she said Church on April The Alliance Church Its dedication ceremony on Sunday Herald photo Georgetown Alliance Pastor Peter Ralph displays a special cake made for the Churchs open bouse on Saturday The Georgetown Alliance Church had a special dedication ceremony on Herald photo Dump hearings top million By BRIAN Herald The cost of Hills now has 100 acres of prime industrial land The Ministry of Municipal fairs has allowed to rural industrial three parcels of lend in One parcel of acres is located between Steele Avenue and Highway east of the James Snow parkway The second pared located east of Highway and south of the Hydro Electric Power Commission right of way Another five acre parcel is located at the Eighth Line south of Avenue Some 160 acres of land east of Highway north of the Power Commission right of way will be designated rural That should satisfy residents of homes who originally objected to the rural in dustrial designation of these lands said a report by the towns ing Director Ian Keith The modification by the Minister of the 160 acres north of the H E C line to rural area will provide a considerable measure of security as to the character of the existing cluster of homes said Mr Keith Mr Fleming called the additional portunities for cross examination million a major enhancement said Mr Fleming The cost of the consolidated hear of the budget The matter is of such gravity to bigs deciding on landfill site In Virtually all of the additional all the parties that each clearly feels Halton has almost hit the million funds required result from the pro- compelled to make the best possible mark length of the hearing beyond case before the Board The projected costs are up another our earlier and in retrospect op- The Region Isnt even going to million or per cent from the estimate of a completion allocate funds to specific accounts million the Region had budgeted datehesald anymore Instead ft will Just doors locked A home intruder in the Street area last week has a Georgetown father concerned Theres a man whos gone beyond looking in windows said the concerned father who asked not to be Identified Tools valued at 250 were stolen from a locked tool box in the back seat of a locked cor parked at Park Avenue between March and 30 am March Sign vandals A Jug City display sign at Mill Street East received damage when a brick was thrown at it bet ween 30 p m March and am March standing on the pile of wood side while the husband and wife were in the livingroom and the children were asleep in their rooms Bright lights were on in the house and music was playing in the livingroom said the husband The man entered the family home around 10 frightening the small daughter who was asleep in her room Police are warning Georgetown residents about a pattern of break and enters Someone has been entering unlocked homes between and midnight but so far there have been no thefts People should lock their doors police said Window shatters Impaired A Brampton man was charged with impaired driving and refusing a breath teat The 29yearold was observed March at 8 p m driv ing in an erratic manner on Trafalgar Road and the Tenth Line He will appear in court May Erratic manner A 33yearold will appear in court May 30 on a charge of impaired driving The Glen Williams man was observed April at driving In an erratic manner on u Mountilnvlew Road South and Obstructing police Guelpb Street Driver charged Windows at Blow Press Ltd located at Perth Street In Ac ton were broken between March and am March 30 causing damage Mischief charge An Oakvllle man was charged with mischief and attempted theft when he broke into a car on Mill Street in Acton and tried to steal it March at 4 a The 21 yearold will appear In court April IS Mower thief A lawn boy mower valued at was stolen from an unlocked garden shed at Maple Avenue between noon March 12 and 30 am March Car not stolen A 17 yearold was charged with public mischief when he reported his car stolen when it had been in volvud in a A 30 a m accident April and failed to reamln at the scene of the accident An investigation revealed the car had not been stolen The Georgetown man will appear in court April 28 A Milton man was charged with A 19yearold will appear In court April 11 on a charge of obstructing police The Georgetown woman provided police with false lnforma ion during an investigation of on impaired driving offence March 30 at 30 p m Dangerous driver Assault charge A yearold was charged with dangerous driving April 3 at 12 am The Georgetown man was driving his car at 333 Delrex Blvd while a second person was riding on the hood of the car Mailbox vandals A Georgetown man will appear In court May on a charge of assault The man struck a year- old Georgetown woman March at 30 m at Sargent Road In Georgetown The victim received minor cuts Mailboxes on the Sixth Line bet Breech of probation ween the 17th Sideroad and 22 Sideroad were damaged between pm March 30 and a m April I Damage to the approximately four or five mailboxes ranged from Discs stolen Four wheel discs valued at were stolen from a Ford Tem po patted at Mill Street in Georgetown between 8 March Bands March Trunk damaged Damage to the trunk of a car was Windows broken Windows at the MacKenrle- Bennett Public School located at 101 Acton in Acton received too damage when someone threw rocks through them at noon March An Acton man was charged with assault and of breach of probation following an argument at a Chur chill Road home April at A 28yearold Acton woman received bruises The 29yearold will appear in court May 9 Fry pan weapon A Georgetown man was charged with assault causing bodily harm March 28 at The victim pick up a frying pan and struck his assailant to protect himself The victim received minor Injuries The 47yearold will appear In court April spent to study J finished In the summer dump reports a per cent of its allocated bud for last October Regional finance experts have given up attempting to predict the cost of the hearings based on con sultants fees Instead they are budgeting based on the average cost of each sitting day so for said Chief Administrative Officer John Fleming The bearing board sits four days a week The hearings which began lost May and were scheduled to be finish ed by the end of 1987 are now ex to finish in the middle of September said Mr Fleming Previous estimates had the hear The town is going to spend 3000 to study the technical reports submit ted by the proponents of the Acton quarry dump Several months ago Reclamation Systems Inc gave Mayor Rubs Miller a mound of technical reports on studies conducted at the United Aggregates quarry The town- is now hiring a consul tant to study the reports But that could be just the tip of the Iceberg At Thursday s POWER meeting In Milton Councillor Bill Johnson said Milton town council gave its residents group to Kelp fight a proposed dump there He wanted to know If Halton Hills was prepared to back up POWER If can see ith the dollar Miller said Tuesday spent budget thus the need for the increase Support required from the Regions planning design biophysical and economic experts exceeded budget allocations saldMr Fleming Fortunately the Region has found excess funds in other areas to cover the huge increase said Mr About million will be redeployed from Hal tons solid waste operating budget and another will be transferred from the solid waste reserve fund The case being put forward by the City of Burlington is now underway said Mr Fleming Evidence from the West Burlington Ratepayers Group and the Ministry of the En vironment will follow In June with the dollars to fight it rllller said Tuesday The technical study is just fir PR the first Step in fighting the be tt8 said The town can either give money to POWER outright or support It with studies such as this he said We have to take a very ag gressive role In this said Mayor Miller But the next steps In the fight are unclear so there is no use budgeting money for it now he said Ensuing technical reports may prove the quarry Is unsuitable for a dump he said But it could be very expensive Water rights forfeited Halton no longer has any water rights to the South Springs wells in Acton The Region executed a quit claim to the water rights at the Planning and Public Works Commit tee meeting last week That means has cleared up what lawyer Ken Anderson called a paper trail leading back to the Region should anyone instigate a law suit stemming from the dilapidated condition of the wells Halton no longer has any claim to the water which became polluted about 40 years ago said Mr Ander son But Coun Rick Bonnette argued the quit claim should not be ex There talk of a landfill site tin Acton If wells get contaminated we could be In a search for water said Bonnette If we need water In five or ten years were going to have to renegotiate with some company put ting a gun to our head said a Ministry of the Environment representative In dicated the wdls could rehabilitate themselves In two to years You can never get enough water he said But Mr Anderson said even If wanted to use the water now It would have to renegotiate with Meadowglen Growers Ltd the owners of the well Good Fridays sunny weather had many people raking lawns and sent the fire department out to douse three grass fires April l at 11 a the fire depart ment attended to a grass fire on the west of the Fifth Line There was no damage Firefighters put out a grass fire on Highway 25 south of the 17th April 1 at 1 m There was no damage The fire department rushed to the Ninth Line and Sideroad to douse a I p m grass fire April There was no damage An alarm activation sent the fire department to the Label Masters Building located at 1 Street A sprinkler had activated March at 7 p m There was no damage A rubbish fire on the loth Line and 27th March at 18 pm caused no damage Firefighters freed a woman trap ped in a car following a OS p accident April 3 in Asngrove on the 10th Sideroad and Trafalgar Road NISSAN MARTIN STREET MILTON ONTARIO 8784137 SAME DAY TAX RETURNS 1 1 Georqpiown 8772217 Available at The Herald Office in either or Sizes EASY SELL HOUSEHOLDER AD RUNS UP TO INSERTIONS COME IN FOR MORE 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