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Page 8 - Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, April 3, 1993 ~ ni PEPPERONI THis ms QO PIZZA SLICE GEORGETOWN peecouPon per GaRRereeaee MON. - SAT. L VALID APR. 2-10TH 11M. - 9PM. es te ED WOOD] \a jf) Associate Broker Fabulous value! ‘1S actes, 1/3 cleared. ini lake. L ranch Call for details. E.G. (Ed) Wood. Georgetown and Acton ignored Continued from page 1 her concerns about exclusion of the 401 corridor from the preferred urban pe ee development option during Wednesday’s region- al eae ‘meeting. At the special meeting of planning and public works earlier in the day, she also reacted to the exclusion of Acton from maps in the re] 5 Asking questions about a section of one of the reports dealing with waste water servicing expansion for future growth, Serjeantson pointed out Acton’s absence from a map of water pollution control plant sites in Halton. She asked about the pos- sibility of increasing the plant’s capacity by using the effluent for irrigation. Consultant Anderson suggested the quality of effluent determines whether or not it can be used for irrigation purposes. Halton Hills planning ele Ian Keith, who attended the speci meeting, reacted more cabnlouly ri -the ongoing study. “It would be a . Wednesday mistake to react too quickly,” he said. “I haven’ t studied it (the report) in depth, Keith described the consultants doing the study as “high-class” and said he believes they are making “a very good attempt to come to grips with pressures associated with accommodating future growth” in Halton. However, he does have some concerns about the deletion of the 401 corridor from the study team’s preferred development option. “I find its deletion or elimi nation, a troublesome notion,” h said, adding that opportunities fo revisions to the study still remain “Whether the final plan is imple mented as suggested remains to bi seen,” he concluded. A presentation of the review’: findings to date will be made t Halton Hills Council April 26 There will also be opportunities for public input at other are helc throughout the regi Official Plan discussed A public meeting was held night at the Georgetown District High School so that local residents could voice concerns over the proposed changes to Halton Region’s Official Plan. The 20-year plan is reviewed every five years and amendments are introduced if necessary. The meeting was attended by the members of the region’s Plannin; Hydro charges Continued from page 1 will maintain an ongoing dia- logue with Halton Hills Hydro concerning the overbilling mat- ter. White claims he knew noth- ing about the matter until Kandziora contacted him, so he does not know how widespread the problem is. And although Kandziora’s. account has been modified accordingly, White admits the other accounts will only be adjusted as of now. “It’s too small to worry about,” he said. and D Department, Halton Hills councillors, and approximately 15 residents. Most of the issues raised related to the environment and the rapid growth of the town. Several individuals voiced con- cerns about the Niagara Escarpment issue. At a regional council meeting, held earlier in the day, it was decided the region would request control over the escarpment from the provincial government. “These people are worried that if the region takes over, rules will be relaxed. The same standard of development will not be main- tained,” explained Ho Wong, direc- tor of policy research and planning services for the region. This was one of eight open house meetings which have been, or still will be, held. The next one is scheduled for sara 6 p.m. at Acton High Sch Proposed te to the Official Plan are not expected to be Ppresent- €d to regional council until tte fall. GD DHS golden music tinued from p: eae for a fie last four ars. The Music Department has also had the opportunity to tour England and Germany. To raise funds for the trip to Edmonton, music students have organized a car wash which will be held Sunday at the High School on Guelph St. and will continue, weather permitting, every Saturday and Sunday until May 4th. The cost for a car wash is $3.00 and refresh- ments will also be available. on all Canadian made top & full grain leathers. Over 40 styles and colours and, yes, quick deliv- ae a Agee top grain cowhide sec- OVER 60 STYLES available for immediate delivery. rae colour and style choices, all fu rantied. And a price that cy roll sleep - easy. FROM ae ONLY aL Vendor moving to U.S.A. $259,000. Call E.G. 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