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Page 14 — Halton Hills This Week. Saturdav. Februarv 20. 1993 RRSP deadline is CMe March I, 1993 Susan Carrier* Res. 877-7937 with new oal In Georgetown - Spacious 3 bedrooms - eat-in kitchen cupboards, large partially fenced yard, new gas aoe hardwood floors, back porch & more. Call Susan Carrier* 873-0300 (24 hr paging) or 877-7937. #0024 level. Huge country kitchen, 3 culate hr aa or 877-7937. Located in Acton. Charming and spacious brick a 3 good-sized bedi ell to deck & concrete patio. Come see this home with Susan Carrier*. 873-0300 is Sales Representative RS, NATIC ONA L 45 Mountainview Rd., North, Georgetown 873-0300 24 HOUR PAGING Senior concerns Continued from page 1 absorbed by the company, leaving the town with operating costs and no capital output. “T think it’s about time this town got off its butt and started moving!” stated Isabel Brown emphatically, one of the more spirited speakers during the question period. Brown warned that without a seniors cen- tre more and more elderly people will become shut-ins. Brown expressed that she doesn’t see what the hold up is. Conversely, another lady expressed fear that her taxes will tise while councillor Heaton defended the town’s position of too many projects and not enough mney. Special interest representatives questioning escarpment costs By Dianne Cornish Next Wednesday, the debate on the potential costs or possible sav- ings involved in the transfer of development control powers from the iagara Escarpment Commission (NEC) to Halton Region will re-surface.The region’s planning and public works commit- tee is scheduled to receive a report on financial implications of the move from its planning and devel- opment department. As well, com- mittee members will debate the issue after hearing at least five dele- gations who will present their view- points for and against the possible transfer. Among speakers on the agenda will be Georgetown resident Barbara Halsall, president of an environmental group called POWER (Protect Our Water and Environmental Resources) which has 2,000 members from Halton Region. Halsall contends that wresting planning control from the NEC could cost Halton ratepayers more than $250,000 annually. Her esti- mate is based on NEC budget fig- ures for staff and office expenses connected with its development control activities in Halton. “All environmentalists and any- one who has ever hiked in the Escarpment want to see its contin- ued protection, but why would the Region want us to take on a quar- ter-million dollar expense when the NEC is already doing this job?” Halsall stated in a recent press release. Since the escarpment is consid- ered “a provincial treasure,” the cost of reviewing development per- mit applications is currently paid from the broader Ontario budget, Halsall said. Kent McClure, a Ballinafad area resident and director of the Niagara Escarpment Landowners’ Coalition (NELC), disagrees with Halsall. He contends that cost savings will result from the transfer of develop- ment control powers to Halton. Two weeks ago, he told Halton Hills Town Council that money will be saved because the NEC staff could be reduced from 37 to 10 people if control of escarpment development is placed in the hands of regional governments and coun- ties along the escarpment. A representative of the NELC will also address the region’s plan- ning and public works committee. 8 1/2 acres right on Winston Churchill + 3 bedroom bun- galow with a walk out basement in excellent condition suitable for many uses~ excellent soil for a nursery and, yes, the price is right at $379,000. 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