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"Driver error accounts for 85 per cent of all the collisions on. our Moraine Study From Page One vents animal life from moving back and forth" between the core areas. The strategy has been developed so that people will know this should not happen again. The strategy itself assesses the immediate and long term impact of any land or resource use proposal on the "ecological integrity" of the moraine. moraine. The strategy was developed from 15 background studies which were prepared by consultants and other experts including the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Aggregate Aggregate Producers' of Ontario. At the end of Johnson's talk, Councillor David Scott wanted to know how the aggregate companies fitted into the scheme of things. Johnson noted that there were a number of areas that the Oak Ridges Moraine Technical Work Committee Committee and the Citizens' Advisory Committee Committee had problems with. ' "Within the report readers will notice our "Note to Reader" columns. columns. We are wanting to resolve the problem areas we have run into and are asking the public to help us," Johnson said. After the questions from councillors, councillors, Kathy Guselle appeared before the committee as a delegate. She noted that SAGA (Save the Ganaraska Again) does not want to see aggregate extraction companies given any more leeway. Guselle also asked, "How many times do we have to replant the Gan- raska Forest?" This was in response to a section in the strategy which looks at logging logging non-planted woodland less than 100 years of age and less than 30 hectares as well as all forests less than 1,000 hectares in size. Guselle also noted that while the committees' efforts were "highly commended" the consultants who did the 15 background studies did not bring in any new information. SAGA would like to see the moraine moraine being used as a passive activity activity area where hiking, walking and horseback riding are allowed. Activities Activities such as snowmobiling would be banned. The BARRA MacNEILS * Darling Be Home Soon * In The Wink Of An Eye * My Heart's In The Highlands Lindsay's ACADEMY THEATRE Wednesday, June 15,8 p.m. $18.50 (G.S.T. incl.) Reserved Seating Tickets at Box Office, (705) 324-9111; or at Moondancc in Peterborough THIS WEDNESDAY!! roads," said Pouliot. "The only way we're going to improve this deadly situation is to get people to recognize their own aggressive behaviour and stop thinking it is other drivers who are at fault." Aggressive driving can take a number of forms - following too closely, speeding or travelling too fast for conditions, improper, lane changes, failure to yield the right of way, and drinking and driving. The campaign coincides with the seasonal increase in traffic and fatal collisions on Ontario roads. It is being being held in co-operation with police services province wide that are stepping stepping up their education and enforcement enforcement activities. The aggressive driving campaign is one of the series of initiatives the province is undertaking to make Ontario's Ontario's roads the safest in North From Page One This would represent one-time costs. The display plaque for the administration administration building is also a onetime onetime cost of $700. Remaining expenses were estimated estimated at about $2,500 and included lapel pins, certificates, advertising, promotion, and the rental of a vehicle vehicle to transport judges selecting the award-winners. Nomination forms will be available available throughout the municipality and through each of the Horticultural Societies. Folks who win one year, cannot America. The government has also introduced graduated licensing for new drivers of all ages, photo radar to deter speeding, the use of chevron road markers to reduce tailgating and demerit points for drivers who don't wear their seat belts or ensure that passengers under 16 are properly secured. secured. "The awareness campaign builds on the government's commitment to make Ontario roads the safest in North America," said Pouliot. "A reduction reduction in the number of collisions will help cut down on the 1,100 deaths and 90,000 injuries on the province's roads each year - and help reduce the $9 billion cost to taxpayers taxpayers for social, medical and othér expenses. expenses. "We have one important message for all drivers. Road safety: it starts with you." be eligible to receive another Apple Blossom Award for three years. It is hoped the nomination deadline deadline on the second Friday in July can be met, so all the necessary work for the judges can begin. The judges will be looking at three categories: • Rural Residential • Urban Residential, and, • Commercial and Industrial. Although recommended by Clar- ington's General Purpose and Administration Administration Committee, the awards still require final approval from Council. rteXÏ.' 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