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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, D ec em be r 3, 20 20 | 14 1 Halton Hills Drive, Halton Hills, L7G 5G2 | 905-873-2600 | 1-877-712-2205 | haltonhills.ca Notice of Budget Committee Meeting Please be advised that the Town of Halton Hills Budget Committee will be considering the proposed 2021 Capital and Operating Budget at the Budget Committee meeting on Monday, December 7, 2020 via Zoom. If you wish to register to speak at the Budget Committee meeting, please fill out the 'Application to Appear before Council' form at forms.haltonhills.ca/listing by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, December 4, 2020. Clerks staff will contact applicants with details on how to participate electronically. If you do not wish to delegate but would like to submit feedback, email your comments to clerks@haltonhills.ca by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, December 4, 2020. Your comments will be circulated to Council members in advance of the meeting and will form part of the public record. The agenda for the Budget Committee meeting will be available online at calendar.haltonhills.ca/meetings. 2021 Capital & Operating Budget 6311 Old Church Road Caledon, ON L7C 1J6 www.caledon.ca T. 905.584.2272 | 1.888.225.3366 | F. 905.584.4325 ExpropriationsAct,R.R.O. 1990,Reg. 363 INTHEMATTEROFanapplicationbyTheCorporationof theTownofCaledon forapproval toexpropriate lands in the TownofCaledonbeing: FEESIMPLE INTEREST Part ofPIN14252-0101 legally describedasPart Lot 19, Concession1WestofHurontarioStreet designatedas Parts 1and2Plan43R-39378, TownofCaledon. PERMANENTEASEMENT INTEREST Part ofPIN14252-0101 legally describedasPart Lot 19, Concession1WestofHurontarioStreet designatedas Parts 2and5Plan43R-39605, TownofCaledon: for thepurposeofa free, uninterruptedandunobstructed permanenteasement ingrossor rights in thenatureof apermanenteasement ingross toenter, occupyand re-enterbyanypublicauthority, utility or telecommunicationscompany togetherwithall associatedauthorized usersand/or invitees, including, but not limited to, servants, agents, employees, contractors, sub-contractors, agents, representatives,workersand/ordesignated thirdpartieswithall necessarymaterial, including, but not limited to, vehicles,machinery, suppliesandequipmentat all times in, on, over, through, under, above, alongand upon theapplicable lands forgradingpurposes togetherwith theaccommodation, construction, installation, locationand/or relocationof variousservices including,without limitation, storm,utilitiesand/or telecommunications infrastructureandall appurtenancesand/oraccessories related thereto togetherwithall rightsnecessary for theproperandefficient use, operation,maintenance, inspection, repair, alteration, removal, replacement, reconstruction, extension, enlargementormodificationof saidworks. TEMPORARYEASEMENT INTEREST Part ofPIN14252-0101 legally describedasPart- Lot 19, Concession1WestofHurontarioStreet designatedas Parts 1and3Plan43R-39605, TownofCaledon: for thepurposeofa free, exclusive, uninterruptedand unobstructed temporaryeasement ingrossor rights in thenatureof a temporaryeasement ingrosscommencing upon thedateof registrationof thePlanofExpropriationand terminatingonDecember 31, 2027 for thepurposeof enteringuponandoccupying the landbyanypublicauthority togetherwithall associatedauthorizedusers and/or invitees, including, but not limited to, servants, agents, employees, contractors, sub-contractors,workers and/ordesignated thirdparties ,withall necessarymaterial, including, but not limited to, vehicles,machinery, suppliesandequipmentat all times in, on, over, through, under, above, alongandupon thesaid lands for the municipal purposeofconstructingapublichighway, installingutilitiesandservices, aswell asgrading together withanyandall otherworksancillary thereto. for themunicipal purposeof facilitatingvariouspublic infrastructureworks including,without limitation, the establishment, construction, reconstruction, operation,maintenance, repair and replacementof publichighways to bedesignatedasMcLaughlinRoadandTimManleyAvenue in theTownofCaledon, aswell as theestablishmentof a service/overland flowcorridor, togetherwith variousutility andancillaryworksassociated therewith. NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN that applicationhasbeenmade forapproval toexpropriate the interestshereindescribed in the landsherein described. Anyownerof lands in respectofwhichnotice isgivenwhodesiresahearing intowhether the takingof such land is fair, soundand reasonablynecessary in theachievementof theobjectivesof theexpropriatingauthority shall so notify theapprovingauthority inwriting, (a) in thecaseofa registeredowner, servedpersonally orby registeredmailwithin thirty daysafter the registered owner is servedwith thenotice, or,when the registeredowner is servedbypublication,within thirty daysafter the first publicationof thenotice; (b) in thecaseofanownerwho isnot a registeredowner,within thirty daysafter the first publicationof thenotice. PUBLIC NOTICE NoticeofApplicationforApprovaltoExpropriateLand-Form2 Theapprovingauthority is TheCorporationof theTownofCaledon 6311OldChurchRoad Caledon,Ontario L7C1J6 Theexpropriatingauthority is TheCorporationof theTownofCaledon 6311OldChurchRoad Caledon,Ontario L7C1J6 Thisnotice first publishedon the26th dayofNovember 2020. AllanThompsonMayor LauraHall TownClerk TheCorporationof theTownofCaledon Per: Per: AllanThompsonMayor Conservation Halton is getting a helping hand from the federal govern- ment to protect the ecologi- cal health of watersheds in the region. The agency is set to re- ceive up to $275,000 as part of the Canada Nature Fund for Aquatic Species at Risk initiative. Approximately $4.8 million has been ear- marked to fund five pro- jects across the province. In Halton, the project fo- cuses on aquatic SAR re- search and habitat en- hancements, including performing outreach and engaging with landowners who own properties in Bronte Creek, Fourteen Mile Creek and Sixteen Mile Creek. In a news release, Mil- ton MP Adam van Koever- den said the funding "reaf- firms this government's commitment to preserving and protecting Canada's rich biodiversity, and I'm so proud that we continue to prioritize the conserva- tion of this country's natu- ral beauty. "Halton is home to a number of aquatic species at risk, and this funding will help support the vital work that the Conservation Hal- ton Foundation does to pre- serve and rebuild their frag- ile ecosystems -- ensuring that my friends and neigh- bours in the community can enjoy and learn about these species for years to come," he said. Hassaan Basit, presi- dent and CEO of Conserva- tion Halton, said that the funding "has positively im- pacted aquatic species at risk through the water- shed, allowing us to im- prove their habitats, while also allowing us to contin- ue our important work of improving water quality and flood storage for our communities." NEWS CONSERVATION HALTON GETS $275K TO PROTECT WATERSHEDS FUNDING EARMARKED FOR OUTREACH PROGRAM SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER AT THEIFP.CA