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Public Meeting on PCB Processing From page 1 He noted that lie has even had inquiries from the municipality over PCB processing. processing. "Someone from the municipality called and has eight to 10 drums, and I would be willing to process them for little or no cost," Samson said. He went on to explain that once PCB's were considered considered to be dangerous to the environment, a ban came into effect in the late 1970's. He added that currently his company sends the collected collected PCBs to Swan Lake, Alberta, for incineration. However, he noted there is a similar facility in Colbornc, Ontario. Coming to the idea of a public hearing, Samson was quite adamant that the council council reconsider. "Please, don't ask for a public hearing. Perhaps just a meeting," he said. He observed that, "for every step I take there's so many conditions." I-Ic said: "I want to get going as soon as we can." When asked by councillors, councillors, he told them that at the Bowmanvillc location they would only take light ballasts ballasts and drained transformers. transformers. Mayor Diane Ilarnre asked "have area residents been notified as to what you plan to do?" "We have had discussions discussions with our immediate neighbour," Samson replied. In a report from the Planning Department at last week's General Purpose and Administration Committee, it is noted that the location would be a processing and transfer station for such items as fluorescent lamp ballasts, high intensity discharge discharge ballasts, transformers transformers and switchgear, underground underground lead and copper cable, any PCB contaminated contaminated materials, but no trans formers containing oil will be received at the site. The maximum amount of storage of unprocessed waste will be 75,000 kilograms kilograms in two PCB approved storage containers. The applicant is not proposing to destroy any PCB's on site, the report stated. Currently on the site, there arc trailers which would be used as the applicant's applicant's buildings for disassembly disassembly and storage. The applicant currently has a Certificate of Approval for the mobile units. "All work will be done within the trailer, trailer, and the trailer can act as a containment system because it would be one enclosed area that will be controlled by heavy duty poly so that nothing could escape," states the report. The councillors passed the recommendation to ask the Ministry, of the Environment to have an "informal" meeting with area residents prior to issuing issuing the needed 'certificate of approval.' The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 3, 1998 Pace 9 Jeon Simone Holds 9th Annual Recital These dancers from the Jean Simone School of Dance were among the many to perform in the 9th annual school recital held Saturday at Bowmanvillc High School. The talented young dancers from the Bowmanville-based school put on two shows during the day. Thcaudiencc was also treated to a sneak preview of their upcoming production of Annie. Durham Works Commissioner Among Top Ten Leaders Mr. Vik Silgailis, Commissioner of Durham Region's Works Department, was selected as one of the 1998 "Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year" by the American Public Works Association (A.P.W.A.). Mr. Silgailis is one of only a handful of Canadians to receive this honour. The "Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year" are selected by a panel of judges from Public Works Officials whose work reflects the highest standards of professional conduct. Durham Region provides specialized public services including water supply, sewage collection and treatment, waste disposal, regional roads, traffic control and facilities management. The selection of Mr. Silgailis for this award recognizes his excellence and outstanding achievements in the provision provision of the Region's Public Works services. On May 21, 1998 the Ontario Chapter of the A.P.W.A. held a formal presentation as part of their National Public Works Week activities to honour Mr. Silgailis in recognition of his dedication and contribution to both his community and profession. Photo Contest to Capture Clarington's Best Side Shutterbugs will be clicking on July 1 by Laura J. Richards Staff Wriler Click! Whirl!.Flash! These will be the sounds of cameras in action on July 1 -- Canada Day -- as local amateur and professional photographers photographers alike focus on capturing capturing 'A Day in the Life of Clarington.' "We're trying to get the photographers' view of life in Clarington," says Clarington's Promotions and Tourism Officer F A D E A G E s K 1 S S E L 1 ■ D E G R N U L O A N A P T si C u E E s S A M R E B U A Y E S F R E E T E N D S J 3 AÏL ERODE RUBE M S S EES S L A N O E R k.2 W .1. N T A L Y_L S T E L H O NAB ALIBI R.2.J1AJJ O W E R ~S] B U s Y A N K A S T E M H 0 W S E D. Li ■ E. D : 0 D ; E ; [1 N G E G G E D O F T E R S ■ L 0 T 0 G A N 0 U N A W E S Answers to Saturday's Clarinaton/Courtice Independent Crossword Puzzle Downtown Bowmanville "Beach Party" Sidewalk Sale Open Recreational Co-ed Adult Volleyball Tournament played on real sand Saturday, June 20th 'Trrnmmr MH1 iiowmanvii.i.i: IIU5INF.SS ITNllll: All Welcome - Clubs, Organizations, Businesses, Department Staffs, Communities PRIZES: "A $240 | n downtown ™ si, oPP ,„ a "D" $ 60 Money - No Entry Fee - Contact: Lori or Kim at Cactus Clothing 623-4317 Entry Deadline: Friday, June 19th Act Now - Have a Fun Time! Jennifer Cook. Cook says photographers photographers can take pictures of whatever they think means Clarington. She explained it this way: "What is the first thing that comes to your mind when the municipality's municipality's name is said?" She added that positive photographs will only be allowed. And, if you have a picture that is not for family viewing, don't send it. All pictures will become the property of the municipality and could be used in upcoming Clarington tourism publications publications or on the web site. She noted the judges from the community and local politicians, will be looking for "Oops, our pride is showing" kinds of photographs. "We're looking for fun things to show those who arc not here what being here is all about," Cook added. - She noted that while the types of prizes have yet to be confirmed, they will be "fabulous." But first, you must pick up the guidelines from Cook's office at the town hall or at the Tourism office near the 401 on Liberty St. South, Bowmanville. The next step is to go out on Canada Day, Wednesday, July 1st, and snap away. The final step is to send in your best pictures, along with $5 per entry fee to the municipality, care of the contest. Entries are to be in to the municipality by Wednesday, July 15, two weeks after the photographs photographs are taken. "This will allow for enough time to get the photographs processed and picked," Cook said. For more information regarding this contest, call Jennifer Cook at 623- 3379. The Statesman's Carrier of the Week Karen Humber Karen" Humber has route #11. Karen likes reading and going shopping. As our Carrier of the Week, she will receive a McDonald's Extra Value Meal. Congratulations Karen and keep up the good work. Hwy. 2 (King St. West) Bowmanville !C>M , J v -"- I • • .v.-'.rr.,-:,' /••Ï . . 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