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Clarington Leading the Way ^ CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON www.clarington.net 905-623-3379 MAYOR'S CORNER CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF NUCLEAR HOST COMMUNITIES This past week I attended the annual Federation of Canadian Municipalities conference in St. Johns, • Newfoundland, where I had a scheduled scheduled meeting of the Canadian Association of Nuclear Host Communities (CANHC). The CANHC is a not-for-profit association established to provide communities, who host nuclear related industries, a forum through which issues and concerns of mutual interest can be discussed. discussed. I am the Chair of this Association and the members include the Municipality of Kincardine; City of Pickering; Town of Deep River; Point Lapreau (New Brunswick); Gentilly District (Quebec); Pinawa (Manitoba) and Clarington. The CANHC had the chance to hear a presentation from the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) which was set up by the federal government to recommend the future management of Canada's Nuclear Fuel. According to its recently released Draft Study Report, the NWMO appears to be leaning towards, an Adaptive Phased Management approach which has the following characteristics: • entralized containment and isolation of the used fuel in a deep geologic repository in suitable rock formations, such as the crystalline rock of the Canadian Shield or Ordovician sed iment set rock; r flexibility in the pace and manner of implementation through a phased decision making process, supported by a program of continuous learning, research and development; • provision for an interim step in the implementation process in the form of shallow underground storage of used fuel at the central site, prior to final placement in a deep repository; • continuous monitoring of the used fuel to support data collection and confirmation of the safety and performance performance of the repository; and • potential retrievability of the used fuel for an extended period, until such time as a future society makes a determination on the final closure, and the appropriate form and duration of post-closier monitoring. The long term management of nuclear fuel waste is of particular interest to communities such as Clarington with existing nuclear facilities as well as to the members of CANHC. CANHC will be providing comments by the end of June on the proposal on behalf of all Nuclear Host Communities in Canada. The NWMO is hosting public information open houses to consider public comments in its Draft Study Report. Citizens are encouraged to attend. The open houses are to be held at the Courtice Complex (2950 Courtice Road just north of Highway 2) on: Thursday June 23 (6:30 - 9:00 PM) and Friday June 24 (9:00 -11:30 AM and 12:30-4:00 PM) COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS ■ The Council of the Municipality of Clarington is seeking seeking applications from interested individuals to fill the following following positions: • Clarington Accessibility Advisory Committee - to advise Council on accessibility related issues within the Municipality - meetings are held the first Thursday evening of every month - 2 positions (in accordance with the Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001, the majority of committee members shall include people with disabilities) • Clarington Traffic Management Advisory Committee - to review existing and future traffic management practices - meetings are held the third Thursday evening of every month - 1 position for each of Wards 1, 3 and 4 (appli- cants must reside in the ward they represent) If you wish to be considered for either of these appointments, appointments, please submit an application to the Municipal Clerk's office by 5:00 p.m., Friday, June 3, 2005. Application forms are available at the Municipal Administrative Centre Customer Service Desk, in the Municipal Clerk's Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario and also on the municipality's web site, www.clarington.net. PLANS EXAMINER/BUILDING INSPECTOR ENGINEERING SERVICES DEPARTMENT The Plans Examiner/Building Inspector is responsible to the Chief Building Official for the review of documents and issuance of building permits to ensure compliance with Ontario Building Code and other relevant legislation. Qualifications Certified technologist, architectural or engineering discipline, discipline, or equivalent education and experience. Must be eligible for or a member of M.A.A.T.O., C.E.T., or C.B.C.O. designation. A minimum of 3 years of directly related experience in the | construction field or an Architect office is required. You have knowledge of the Ontario Building Code, specifically specifically Parts 3, 4, 9,10, and 11. Achieved qualification pursuant to O' Reg. 305/03, or demonstrated accomplishments accomplishments toward achieving qualification. Working knowledge and experience using computer software software applications such as word processing, databases and spreadsheets. Excellent written and verbal communication skills,, and problem solving skills. A valid driver's license and reliable personal transportation transportation are essential. Salary Rate This position is a Code 9 (building inspector) of the Inside | Collective Agreement. 2005 rate ($39,803 - $49,637) Applications will be received in confidence until 5:00 p.m. June 24, 2005. Please Quote: File#70-05 FITNESS TRAINER COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Part time: 24 hours per week maximum Educational Requirements or Qualifications: Diploma and/or Degree in Fitness Leadership, Kinesiology, or related field Current First Aid and CPR Personal Training certificate Certified Fitness Consultant Minimum of one year's experience in developing fitness programs. Enthusiastic and self motivated Salary Rate: $ 17.29 per hour Applications will be received in confidence until 5:00 p.m., June 17, 2005. Please quote File #69-05 Qualifications: WEB TECHNICIAN CORPORATE SERVICES DEPARTMENT Part-time (24 hrs/week) Community College Diploma in a related discipline or equivalent education and experience as determined by .he Director of Corporate Services Demonstrated ability in website development, management, management, publishing, content management and authoring Knowledge of client-based communications, site navigation navigation techniques, archiving methods and practices. Working knowledge of industry related software (HTML, Dreamweaver, fireworks, Flash, Quark, InDesign, Illustrator, Adobe Acrobat) Excellent writing, editing, coding, document conversion skills (Adobe Acrobat) Experience in image manipulation software (photoshop, illustrator) and graphic design concepts Responsible, well organized, with strong management and leadership skills Working knowledge of print publication process Ability to work as part of an integrated team of design specialists as well as independently Salary: $19.52/hour COMING EVENTS -- CLARINGTON BOARD OF TRADE TOASTMASTERS SPRING OPEN HOUSE hursday, June 9, 5 - 6 pm Whitecliffe Terrace Retirement Home, 460 Hwy #2, East of Townline Rd. Courtice Refreshments will be served o join in the fun please RSVP to Rob at 905-434-8400 or email: ppltoinfiniti@priinus.ca PUBLIC MEETING FOR KIRBY UNITED CHURCH HOVE PROJECT oin the Clarington Museums and Archives Board at a ublic Meeting hursday, June 9 at 7:30 pm Kirby United Church (Kirby exit off Hwy 35/115) or more information, contact the Museum office at 905- 623-2734 CONCERTS IN THE PARK BOWMANVILLE ROTARY PARK line 9 - The Lincolnaires featuring Rock & Rock, fabu- ous 50's style une 16 - Barney-Adams Band featuring entertaining, up beat Blues All concerts start at 7:00 pm CLARINGTON OLDER ADULT ASSOCIATION uesdays, June 14 & 28, 7:30 pm - Progressive Euchre Wednesday, June 15,10:30 am-Annual General Mtg & Pot Luck Lunch Wednesday, June 22,1:30 pm - Smile Theatre "The Saga of Tom Kneebone" Wednesday, June 29, 2:00 pm - Strawberry Social & Mini Art Exhibition Advance tickets only. TYRONE SPIRIT DAY Saturday, June 11 Parade, Moose Calling Contest, Horseshoes, Dunk Tank, Skateboard Park, Jumping Castle, BBQ, Live Music, Baseball Tournament, Fundraiser Auction, Dance & much much more! For information, call Sue at 905-263-8686 CLARINGTON PRE-TEEN DANCES (Teens Grade 5-8) Friday, June 17, 7 - 9 PM, ^ ^ Courtice Community Complex t "j $7.00/ticket/dance FABULOUS FIFTIES FESTIVAL -eaturing the Annual Sidewalk Sale - Downtown Bowmanville June 23 and 24, 9 am - 9 pm Saturday, June 25, 9 am - 5 pm INTERPRETATIONS OF MOVEMENT SCHOOL OF DANCE Friday, June 24, 7:00 pm, Bowmanville High School Tickets $10 each Students will be performing to raise awareness of domestic domestic violence $1 of every ticket sold will be donated to both Denise & Bethesda Houses For reservations email Sheelah at : interprgtatiQns@smail.gom or call Rita at 905-263-8685 Applications will be received in confidence until 5:00 p.m. Monday, June 13, 2005: Please quote file #64-05. CHECK WWW.CLARINGTON.NET/CAREERS FOR MORE INFORMATION Please submit all applications to: Human Resources Manager Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Personal Information Is collected under the authority of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for the purpose of job selection. We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those under consideration will be contacted. SCOUTS CANADA - West Durham District Gilwelllan YARD SALE Saturday, June 25, 8 am - 12 noon Salvation Army Community Church Parking Lot Liberty St. south of Hwy 2/King St Bake Table Available MILES FOR THE MARSH Sunday, June 26 Fundraising Event - a fun family affair involving walkers, joggers, runners & cyclists For more information visit WWW.8flC0ndmar8h.CQro ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE Station Street - Main Street to Cobbledlck Street Orono Please be advised that as part of the Municipality of Clarington's Contract CL2005-13 Station Street will be closed to through traffic commencing June 15, 2005 for approximately 11 weeks. Portions of the road will be reopened as construction progress allows. Sorry for any inconvenience Miwel Construction Limited.