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PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1995.
Morning Star meets
Brussels village council will look
at reducing the financing costs on
the village sewage system, a move
that could also pay dividends for
homeowners who still owe for their
initial installation charges.
A delegation of council met
recently with officials of the
Ontario Clean Water Agency,
which has taken over from the Min-
istry of Environment (MOE) as the
operator and financier of the
sewage system. They agreed the
village could pay off the $228,000
capital debt on the system at the
end of 1995. The village would pay
off as much as possible of the loan,
then refinance the rest at a better
rate of interest than the current
11.22 per cent, Clerk-Treasurer
Donna White told council. "I feel
The new sewer line up George
St. in Brussels will be longer than
first planned.
Brussels council agreed Monday
night to extend the sewer a further
50 metres up the street after a
request from John Pennington to
hook his business in to the line.
"I see no problem going an extra
50 metres if someone is going to
pay," Councillor Greg Wilson said.
"It will mean we're closer to being
able to service the industrial park."
Police
make arrests
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crime ring, but rather "a number of
well-organized groups who happen
to know each other."
Other arrests were Michael
Desantis and Janice Desantis, both
34 of Niagara Fall on charges of
conspiracy to traffic in metham-
phetamine and conspiracy to pos-
sess explosives, Robert Hacker, 31,
of Winterbourne, Michael Saun-
ders, 31 of Kitchener and Steve
Wilson, 32 of Woodstock charged
with a variety of drug charges,
Joseph Kocsis, 28, of Beamsvillc,
charged with conspiracy to possess
explosives, Joseph Bellon, 29 of
Guelph, charged with possession of
stolen property and Jeffery Britten-
den, 28, of Guelph charged with
possession of stolen property,
we can get a way better rate," she
said.
The new agency is more flexible
than the MOE and is willing to
renegotiate the rate of the loan if
the village finds other financing
sources more reasonable. "They
(the agency) want to be our
banker," Reeve Gordon Workman
said.
The council's move could pay
dividends for those who haven't
paid off their own frontage charges.
At the time of sewer installation in
the 1970s, residents were given the
option of paying the entire frontage
fee or financing it and paying for it
on their monthly bill. Council will
now offer homeowners a new
opportunity to pay off the entire
amount. This would allow home-
(George St. is the access to the
industrial park).
The extension brings the total
cost of the project to $41,000. Bro-
ken down by the lots involved, it
Tenders will be called next
month for road paving and side-
walk repairs in three areas of Brus-
sels.
Brussels councillors agreed Mon-
day night to call tenders for the
paving of Thomas St., between
John and James, Alexander St.
between Flora and Thomas, and
Flora St. between Elizabeth and
owners to take advantage of lower
interest charges themselves and
would mean that council would
have to borrow less money to pay
off the debt. "The agency feels
council is being very generous in
giving people a second chance to
pay off their fees," Mrs. White told
council. This will be a last chance
for homeowners to pay off the debt,
she said.
In the meantime, there will be a
lot of work for village staff in cal-
culating how much each homeown-
er still owes. A special computer
program will help with the calcula-
tions. Once the work is done a let-
ter will be sent to all homeowners
who are paying their frontage
charges monthly, telling them how
much the payout would be.
means each property owner will
pay about $2,400. The village will
pick up $24,000 of the total. Letters
will be sent to each property own-
ers informing him of the cost.
Alexander. The intersection of
Flora and Alexander is also to be
paved.
Sidewalks are to be replaced on
Alexander St. between Flora and
Thomas, Thomas St. between John
and James as well as at the corner
of Tumberry and Thomas West (by
Just For You Gifts and Flowers).
The regular meeting of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge took place on
March 28 with Noble Grand Jane
Hall presiding. There was a good
attendance of members.
It was decided to purchase a shed
to hold hospital equipment. This
shed will be on the property of Bill
and Lillian Moses for the present
time.
Jean Hodgert, D.D. Pres., will
Village to extend George St. sewer
Council plans road, sidewalk work