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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1992. PAGE 21.
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APPROVED
AGENT'
Brussels to do storm sewer
A decision was made by Brussels
council at its meeting of July 6, to
proceed with the storm sewer con
struction plans for the John and
Church St. area, near the ball park.
Councillor Greg Wilson present
ed council with a storm sewer study
done by B.M. Ross, which pin
pointed three areas in the village
where there were significant
drainage problems and the cost to
install a storm sewer in each.
The first area was Elizabeth and
Flora Streets. The estimated cost to
do thistwo block area would be
$103,000, which includes all
paving and engineering work.
The second trouble area is near
the ballpark at John and Church
Streets. Cost here was $88,300.
The final one is from William St.
towards the dam and is estimated at
$35,500.
Clerk Donna White told council
that the village has $69,000 under
PRIDE planned for storm sewer
work over a three-year period. This
year it was estimated that $6,300
would be needed for a study then
$31,000 in each of the next two
years (1993 and 1994).
"The next step is to choose which
area we should do," said Mrs.
White. She noted that they have
paid $2,900 for this portion of the
work and another $3,000 will be
spent on construction plans and
approvals. She also told council
that the $10,000 set aside in each of
1993 and 1994 under PRIDE for
sidewalks could be moved over to
help cover storm sewer costs.
The third area was the first to be
eliminated as it was the least prob
lematic and the costs were not high
enough for the PRIDE money.
The water outside EMA was a
concern to council but after some
discussion it was felt that that prob
lem may be lessened now, since a
plastic bag, which had been plug
ging the catch basin was recently
removed.
Councillors eventually agreed
that the most urgent problem was
the one at the ball park area so
authorized Mrs. White to contact
B.M. Ross and proceed with the
construction plans. It will be
requested that if possible the vil
lage would prefer the work be done
alongside the road.
Mrs. White then said if they
transfer the sidewalk PRIDE
money there will be no money for a
sidewalk to Huronlea. "If pavement
is good enough for the road to
school, it should be for there," said
Councillor Hastings. "I don't see
that we need to put one in."
CHRYSLER W
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