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SECTION A THE ifeRALD June IS IWM Transportation concerns raised during dump talks By BRIAN MacLEOD Herald Sun A transportation study conducted for Reclamation Systems Inc RSI on the effects of additional trucks on the community surrounding the pro posed Acton quarry dump does not Include garbage coming from Metro Toronto of Marshal Monaghan Ltd told an au dience of about people at the Ac ton quarry study group meeting June that Metro Toronto wasn t In a garbage crisis when the study was conducted between IBM and 1968 Although the transportation study Is a worst case scenario Metro Toronto garbage was not Included In the study she Id Era Logic Laboratories President Douglas who Is conducting the public information process for RSI said several months ago that the proposed dump may take gar bage from Metro Toronto RSI President Walter said Metro included because Metro wasn t In a garbage crisis when the study was conducted and because so per cent of the waste will come from private haulers However even if Metro Toronto was included the number of trucks wouldnt change drastically said Mr The dump could hold million tonnes over 20 years but RSI will on ly be permitted handle one million tonnes a year he said That means couldnt increase the number of trucks much more even with waste coming from Metro In an often stormy meeting Logic was accused changing their proposal at the last minute The transportation study had named many routes which trucks could use coming from Hat ton Peel and Wellington County but no route was listed as preferred in the study However at l a a conversation with a local resident at the POWER dinner June altered the study to name Highway lo Regional Road Into the dump as the preferred route Bui Regions Linda said she was annoyed at changes in the study when regional stair spent hours critiquing the report Regional Councillor Pom Sheldon who is not an official member of the study group also criticized quick changes Every lime you talk to somebody in the washroom are we going to get new reports she said said the move was a responsible reply to a concern put forth by a member or the The Idea Is to keep extra truck traffic off the Fourth Line and Slderoadl7hesaid But there Is no legal way to en force the designs led route he admit ted The dump operators would have make sure trucks are using the routes he said Ms Kozorys Smith said about 0 additional trucks each day would be using the intersection at Regional and Highway It Is estimated that about too trucks a day are using that tion now from a quarry at the first intersection which would perlence an Increase of per in truck traffic Residents along In Milton recently received a 10 per cent reduction in their property taxes due to truck traffic along the road Ms KozorysSmlth said RSI would attempt to make sure trucks would use the designated route by blocking off lanes coming from the east of the dump on Regional Road That would ensure they would have to come from Highway she said Charge laid Assault charge A Milton man was charged with assault with a weapon and dangerous and careless use of a firearm as a result of an argument June at 3 a with an Ontario Street Milton man Regional Police say during the dispute the discharge of a shotgun slightly injured a 28yearold who was treated and released from the Milton Hospital The yearold a bail hearing Monday Tires damaged Eight tires on two Ford Mustangs parked in a Avenue driveway in Acton receiv ed damage June 12 between midnight and Bam Police say the tires had been slashed Impaired charge A 45yearold will appear In court July for impaired driving as the result of an incident The Bramp ton man was observed by police driving In an erratic manner on Maple Avenue in the area of Main Street June 11 at about An Oakville man will appear In court July is lor impaired driving The 33yearold was observed by police driving erratically on Highway and Trafalgar Road June at 7 p m Rear end collision A charge of exceeding the speed limit was laid following an accident June at Street and Mountain view Road Police lay a brown driven by a 56yearold Haiton Hills woman and a second car were stopped for a red light A 1877 maroon Lincoln driven by a 53- yearold Hills man collided with the rear of the and the Impact tent the Buick into the back of the second car Court date set A Georgetown man discovered by police asleep behind ate steering wheel of a running car June at in the parking lot of 164 St will appear in court for Impaired driving July 1 1 Man charged Items missing Video equipment jewelry and other items valued at are reported missing from a First Line residence broken Into June bet ween Police believe entry was gained by kicking in the door Car bike collide A charge of disobeying a traffic control was laid following a p accident June at Street and Maple Avenue Regional Police say a blue bicycle driven by a yearold Georgetown man was on Guelph Street A grey Max da driven by a 14yearold man was proceeding north on Maple Avenue when the bicycle entered the intersection on a red light signal and was struck by the Mazda Driver charged A charge of falling to yield the right of way was laid following a accident June on Church Street at Main Street Police say a 19B7 blue Toyota driven by a 32yearold Caledon man was southbound on Main Street white a 19B4 blue driven by a yearold Acton woman was westbound on Church Street The stopped for a stop sign then entered the In tersection quickly and the vehicles collided A 63yearold Georgetown man involved in an accident on Main Street and Moore Park Crescent June 11 at m will appear In court July to face a charge of impaired driving Door damaged Regional Police say a Queen street residence received damage when two holes were punched in its front door June 11 between 30pm and Multiple charges Charges were laid following a 11 m accident June 11 on the Eighth Line and Sideroad in volving a 1973 blue Chevrolet driven by a 23yearold Acton man Police say the vehicle crossed the oncoming lane and went oft the road A charge of careless driving driving with no license driving with the wrong plate and driving with no insurance was laid Faces charge A collision occurred June 9 at 11 15 am when a blue Lin coin driven by a yearold Weston man northbound on Sinclair Avenue made a left turn onto Todd Road into the path of a grey Buick Police say a charge of failing lo yield the right of way was laid Learn to Drive and Survive Young Drivers of Driver Training for ages pickup at home for Private Federal income la The Young Drivers program mo is i available through local high Defensive driving you can live with Nt Week June 22nd SPECIAL DAY PROGRAM June 27 28 29 30 9 am 330 pm 8770751 1 6 Mountainview S Georgetown FOR BRAMPTON OR CALL OVER 300000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND Young Drivers of Canada Shortage of apartments reaches anemic Hills Housing Task Force got an earful of statistics from plan director Ian Keith recently Mr Keith said Kills has a great shortage of apartment stock Figures show that the average ratio of apartments to other forms of residences in in per cent In Hills the ratio is only percent In the eight years before Regional government was Introduced there was an average of units built an nually said Mr Keith 1074 when the Region of was formed number has steadily declined he said Between 1972 and 1965 the tion of Hills grew by only people but new units Increased by These figures illustrate a trend of steady reduction In the number of persons living In each housing unit said Mr Keith The Housing Task Force Commit tee Is currently preparing a posi paper on alter Hills Benefit planned for Vietnam vets The Georgetown Chinese Cultural Association is holding a benefit for Canadian veterans of the Vietnam war Jean Cochrane asked town Monday for a donation for the event to be held on Sept at the Georgetown arm ones She said there are veterans of the Vietnam war who need support Any proceeds from the benefit will go to the Canadian Vietnam Association said Mrs Cochrane whose husband fought in the Vietnam war But council said they want more information about the Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association first Ward 3 Councillor Betty Fisher urged Mrs Cochrane lo contact town staff with information about the association before council decides whether or not it will con tribute to the event TOWN OF HAL TON HILLS T The 1 988 A Penalty day of taxes are fu Taxpayers provided II based on th ce being pa Please questions TELEP THE RATEPAYERS OF THE HALT0N HILLS Taxes are due and payable In two Instalments JUNE SEPTEMBER 198B 1 per cent per will be charged on the fir jit and on the day of each calendar month paid re reminded that the Ontario Property Tax Credit rough he 1988 Personal Income Tax Return property laxes of Ihe taxpayer principal reside d In 988 tact the Finance Department if there are to your business or real property laxes by 5185 OR BY MAIL Tax Department Town ot Haiton Hills P O Box 1 28 Haiton Hills Georgetown Ontario F USHER A C DEPUTY TREASURE TAX COLLECTC I St s R TOWN OF HALTON HILLS MAIN ST HILLS GEORGETOWN RECREATION PARKS GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA Every Wednesday From 7 pm to 9 pm June 15th to September 19B8 General Admission Skate Rental 100 ADMISSION SPECIALS June Family Night Family Admission June Parent Night Parent accompanied by child Admitted roe Schools Night All students admitted lor I July Boys All milos lor hull July 3 Girts Night All tor hall July Tun All loennncrB tot July Coupler Night Couple or 1 Hat Night Worn hat lor hull admission 1 Night with number lor hail price Family ly Auguil Parent by a child admitted August 31 Ladles Night All admitted lor hull price Back to School All hnll price ROLLER SKATING ACTON ARENA WILL BE HELD ON THE FOLLOWING DATES GENERAL ADMISSION SKATE RENTAL Sunday Juna 12- toSOOpm Sunday Juno 26 toe Sunday July ID 7 to Sunday July 7 p to Sunday 7 7 to 00 Sunday August 700p Sunday Stplembar Committee member Merlin alto wants RSI to intersections to the north of the dump site along Highway IS which fronts onto Robert Utile School But committee member Terry Kirk trucks will use whatever routes tbey can to make the fastest rip He said the community la not well served by the laissezfaire at In toe trucking industry Truckers are paid by vie tonne- mile and tbey will drive as fast as they can along the shortest route they can use he said Changes considered in format of land fill meetings A stormy two hour debate before the transportation Issue was discussed at the last Acton study group meeting has prompted Logic to call for changes In the for mat Eco Logic President Douglas said meetings are now go ing to have the presentation on the weeks Issues first before other topics such as passing previous weeks minutes Information about other topics processes are discussed For each of the post three meetings the committee has criticized the procedures and pro cess of the study group for about two hours I was really disappointed with the last meeting said Mr Hallett The public was not well served In the last meeting The larger than usual audience listened as member after member tidied the minutes the pro cedures and even the necessity of the meetings The committee also called for meetings to be held In Milton and Georgetown so residents there can take part In them Dr Hallett said he will take that suggestion under consideration The next meeting Is scheduled or June to discuss Black Creek and surface water The meetings will then break for July and resume Aug to examine leachatc treatment and Black Creek assimilative capacity ATTENTION Elderly Homeowners in the Town of Haiton Hills You may qualify for a 15000 TAX CREDIT If you your spouse or both meet all of the following requiremen ts org 65 years or older on or before September 988 receive as of September 1st 1988 the monthly federal Guaranteed Income Supplement have owned residential property in the Town of Hills for at least 5 years immediately preceding September 1 st 1 988 and live In the property on which the municipal have been levied You are eligible to receive the Town of Haiton Hills 988 Tax Credit for Elderly Homeowners If you qualify but have not received an application or would like more information call the Finance Department at 8775185 Ext Even if you received Tax Credit for 1987 you must still apply for your 1 credit Grant Usher Toronto Line Deputy Treasurer 453 241 1 TOWN OF HILLS COURTESY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD 3 GEORGETOWN FAIRGROUND AREA X will conduct a Public Meeting to and discuss ap plications amend Haiton Hills Zoning By law 51 and lor a Plan Sub division Ttio proposed amendment involves land dosenbod as Pad Lot 1 Con cession Town Hills Georgetown which has a total area ot 5 acres This property located west Gardiner Dcive north Maple Avenue and of the Georgetown Fairgrounds all in the community Georgetown The purpose of Is to perm a residential plan subdivision In volvlng slnglo lam residential lols Further Information in tho Planning ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Time Juno 1988 Council Chambers Town Admin Building Trafalgar Road H COURTESY NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD Hall Road South Tho condominium application porialna to a proposed 7 storey unit apartment building Tho property Is located Mi on the west side Hall Road South Further Information in Planning Department ALL INTERESTED ARE WELCOME Tlmo 10 Data Monday June 20 Location H niton Administration Budding Trafalgar Road No 88 007