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I f 0 12 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, May 17,2006 NEW NUCLEAR BUILD IMPACT ON LABOUR New nuclear build in Clarington would bring significant benefits in terms of employment associated with reactor construction. j I will outline the numbers and types Sa of employment that would occur as a result of new nuclear build in Clarington. This information assumes peak personnel for a 2-unit CANDU build. A five- year construction schedule from site preparation to commercial commercial operation is assumed for each plant with 18 months for site preparation and 72 months for construction. It also assumes 6-12 months for testing and commissioning activities. The labour necessary to support CANDU construction includes: The total construction labour outlined above represents over 60% of the total on-site labour during plant construction. In addition to this, various other workers will be need in supervision, supervision, indirect labour and quality control. In total, 4200 jobs would be created by a new nuclear build in Clarington. These jobs would be highly-skilled and would' be of high value to Clarington's economy. This new build will have the added benefit of maintaining and enhancing a highly-skilled and highly-paid workforce in Clarington. NOTE: These numbers are preliminary and once the announcement is made to locate the new nuclear build in Clarington, a more detailed study will be undertaken to update the construction labour data. Nominate your favourite Front Garden! Recognizing too who help mate Ctonngtai fceaulM '|i If your garden is nominated, |/i you'll be a guest al our 2006 Awards Ceremony where Egï vÆ you'll meet garden expert pMp! PJtTmvd - andenlorforBch&o&lo WIN A day trip for two to the 2007 Niagara Flower & Garden Show* - Nomination forms are available at participating faSïrairiW Garden Centres, Clarington Town Hall and Hie Clarington Tourism Office or online at wwwxlarington.net Organized In Cooperation with \ NmCASTlt 0,'f W: M* •■■■'K ■: | *.$$> . I L intsitt Botncuuuioum - 'Goligei's / » . travelKplus- )ÆM> itnn Bloomfield farm mmra For more information please call 905-623-3379 fiai ôSlr Hi'CtormflctP [ VISIT the CluiingtonTourtsm Office today! Voull find great Information ' on local destinations ind beyond! Be sure to pick up yout copy of the 2006 Clarington Visitors Calât. For more Information visit H|!|M www.clarington.net ci y *SI 181 Liberty SI S„ Bowminvilk 1-800-563-1195 COMING EVENTS ' ?"• • ' fir's- \ •; • r .. •. Hi: \ (B.OAT.) All Canadian recreational boaters will require the Pleasure Craft - ■ • • " Canadian the boundary of the Greenbelt v ' ; ! " CRAFT DESCRIPTION PEAK PERSONNEL -2 UNITS Boilermakers 96 Carpenters 256 Electricians/Instrument Fitters 464' Iron Workers 464 Insulators 48 Labourers 256 Concrete Masons 48 Millwrights 80 Operating Engineers 208 Painters 48 . Pipefitters 432 Sheetmetal Workers 80 Teamsters 80 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION LABOUR 2560 Pebblestone Road I Nash Road Thursday, MAY 18 from 5 - 7:30 PM at the Orono United Church u.s (.All uk „h«., : MAY 18; -- _.- r , every month. • j Areas to be removed from Greenbelt Area I Area to be added to Greenbelt Area Regional Council has directed that a submission be made to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing and Greenbelt.Council to request: i) removal of certain lands around Courtice from the Greenbelt as shown on the Map; ii) addition .of certain lands between'Courtice and Bowmanville j Bowmanville. Tickets $50 as shown on the" Map; and iii) permit the designation of rural employment areas in the Greenbelt. Clarington Council will'be considering its position on the Region's initiative. A Staff Report on this matter will be considered by the General Purpose and Administration Committee on: Date: May 23,2006 Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: Council Chambers, Municipal Administrative Centre 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville The staff report regarding this matter will be available by noon on May 19 from the Planning Services Department. Should you wish to appear as a delegation in respect to this item, arrangements should be made through the Municipality of Clarington Clerk's Department on or before twelve noon on the Wednesday preceding the subject meeting to have your name appear on the Agenda. If you are unable to attend this meeting, you can make a deputation to Council at their meeting on Monday, May 29,2006 commencing at 7:00 p.m. ' * : : TRACTOR PULL * MAY 20-21, Orono Fair Grounds. For more j ; information or registration, please call 905-987-4980 j 1 ' , ■ ' .. . • • . ' ' i : CALL FOR ENTRY for CLARINGTON FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS, July 8,9,2006 I : "Art As We Define It!" Promoting the Fine Artists and Fine > Craftsmen of Clarington. Application deadline: May 23,2006., ;• Entry forms available at the Visual Arts Centre, 143 Simpson Ave j : or the Town Hall, 40 Temperance St Bowmanville. ! I ' ' ■" ' ' . . ' . • . ' ' ; -i-r .. ■■ :v,v It's time to get out the clubs! Get ready to tee off at the Clarington Board of Trade's,, 2006 Golf Tournament! The Event will be held on Tuesday June 20,2006 The Bowmanville Golf and Country Club ; 3845 Middle Road North, Bowmanville Shot Gun Start 12:30 p.m. Come out and enjoy a game of golf and network with local business people. Networking on the golf course gives you the opportunity to have tire undivided attention of your business partners. Tickets are $125.00 plus GST per person. Sponsorship opportunities are available and prize donations are always welcome - both are great ways' to gain additional promotion for your company. For further information visit our website at www.cbot.ca or contact the Clarington Board of Trade office at 905-623-3106. ~.W SS-ât&i Late for work, an appointment, store is closing etc. are only some 1 are apceu may nave i iciyeu vy », 1 eavuvi 1 vu «e1 no vai mai uuw something unpredicta|j^wlli-be;a'id^?d^\to react to as your speed increases. \ || , , j , ' > More and more wéjare/rushing around, in 'oùr-âars. At what cost? How many people,piu|t continue to die,orjb^urt on our roads before we slow down;and driye responsibly X$e we that selfish that we are only coficgnjed with;our agen|||md unconcerned with anyone else oi^them^d. Driving-ista®i/ilege nota right. In - ~^Stes$^ave been increased. an effort to reduce sp 30km/hr over the post spëëtflimEiiy'silncrease to a $220.00 fine. Please drive responsibly! cwaish@drps.ca Outdoor or open air burning is prohibited in urban areas In the Municipality of Clarington. Rural property owners with a minimum of 10 acres may apply for a burning permit from Clarington Emergency & Fire Servicès. Certain restrictions apply. : Violators of this By-law will be assessed for the cost of manpower and firefighting equipment used to extinguish the fire. Appliances solely designed for cooking purposes are exempt' from this By-law. For further information please, contact Emergency & Fire Services at 905-623-5126 www.clarington.net