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Aar. 30, 1994 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Holding tank nixed for fish study in north Halton By BRAD REAUME special to the Beaver According to Halton regional works commissioner, Art _eitch, the provincial and federal overnments think fish are more mportant than people. regional Some councillors expressed that same view in December, when regional funding was approved for a $270,000 provinâ€" cial fish habitat study in Acton; while at the same time, Halton limitâ€" ed funds for police services. The region was notified recently that the federal Department of Fisheries and the provincial Ministry bymbol found on fence near incendiary device. ncendiary device left in yard also came with unique message An incendiary device left in the ear yard of an Oakville home fizâ€" led (thankfully), but there was )otential for severe damage or njury. Halton Police investigators re anxious to identify the person esponsible â€" and Crime Stoppers vould like to assist â€" before someâ€" ne gets hurt. During the early morning hours f March 6th, someone left a homeâ€" nade explosive in the rear yard of a ome on Roxborough Drive. The levice failed to work and left only ome minor burn damage. At the same time, paper was tuck to the fence for this yard. The ymbol shown here was drawn on he page. 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Leitch said that if the proposed holding tank overflows, raw sewage will back up into people‘s homes because there is no other place for it to go. "This is a public health risk accomplished because the governâ€" ment‘s priorities are so skewed that fish are now more important than people," Leitch added. "It‘s time to take the federal fishâ€" eries on," said Oakville councilor Fred Oliver, who was particularly vocal in December regarding the Acton fish study. "I‘d like us to be charged and have it out." Leitch said that nonâ€"compliance could lead to charges against the individuals involved, that they could be held personally responsible. We have to build it the way they want," Burlington councilor Barry Quinn said. "I don‘t want to be held personalâ€" ly responsible. I suggest we go through FCM (the Federation of Canadian Municipalities) to lobby on our behalf." "We need to involve MPs and MPPs because it‘s a legislative probâ€" lem," said regional chief administraâ€" tive officer John Burke. "What we should be concerned about is retrofits of holding tanks to existing pumping stations (due to the anticiâ€" pated cost). Committee members agreed to take the cautious approach and comâ€" ply with the regulations while workâ€" ing through various organizations like FCM to confront the issue. 13 IIIIIIIlllIIIIIlIIIII!I"“llIIIIl|||IIIIII|I|||IlIIIIIIIII||IIIII N Hamilton‘s Own Date and Chat Line 24 Men listen to and 3 place Ads for FREE! All services are free for women! o ol 319â€"3111 It‘s simple: send messages request connections. or place a voice ad SSAAAE Guess when we‘re having our next Surprise | Guess who pays the GST! Day! | (Hint: not you.) Eaton‘s will pay the GST on all clearance items during our Easter weekend Surprise Days. 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