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I. For the Brussels Ward in the Municipality of Huron East
I. James Street
II. John Street
III. a) Mill Street
(from Tumberry to West limit of Hamlet)
b) Mill Street
(from Turnberry to James)
IV. William Street
2. For the Tuckersmith Ward in the Municipality of Huron East
I. Mill Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
II. Queen Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
Kruse Drive
Stapleton Avenue
Sports Drive
Ainley Street
Orchard Lane
Sports Drive
Dunedin Drive
PUBLIC NOTICE
Public Road Name Changes
Section 210 (111) of the
Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990
Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Huron East intends to
pass a by-law to rename public roads which were preViously named and due Co 9-1-1 regulations the
Council has deemed it necessary to change the names of certain streets/roads in their respective
municipalities.
The public road naming changes will facilitate the County-wide Municipal Addressing System which is
required for the 9-1-1 Emergency Response System.
The following are the roads/streets affected by the change:
Additional information relating to the proposed renaming of public roads is available for inspection at the
Municipal Office, 72 Main Street South, Seaforth.
Any person May appear before Council at a public meeting on Tuesday May 21st, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. at -
which time the proposed public road naming changes will be discussed.
J.R.McLachlan
Clerk-Administrator
Municipality of Huron East
519-527-0160
1-888-868-7513
PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 2002.
Our pal Clifford
Clifford the Big Red Dog was the star attraction at Walton's
Little School on Saturday. Youngsters huddled around him
while they enjoyed the sunshine with some outdoor
activities. (Vicky Bremner photo)
We Appreciate Your Patience
The Government of Ontario thanks everyone affected by the recent OPSEU strike for their
patience. We would also like to welcome our OPSEU bargaining unit employees back to
their jobs. The government values the work all civil servants do to serve the people of
Ontario. It was not "business as usual" during the eight-week strike. Many of the services
the government provides to the public were disrupted. We look forward to fully restoring
those services as quickly as possible, but it may take some time before all services are
operating at the levels they were before the strike. Please check the Blue Pages in your
telephone directory and call ahead, or check the list below for key information.
Driver & Vehicle Licensing
• Driver's licences and driver instructor's licences with an
expiry date of March 13, 2002 or later, will be extended to
August 2, 2002.
• Disabled Persons Parking Permits, Oversize/Overweight
Permits (annual), and Safety Standards and Safety
Inspection certificates (partial list) will be extended to
August 2, 2002.
• Driver exams missed as a result of the labour disruption
will be rebooked on a priority basis.
• Vehicle licence plate stickers need to be renewed, as usual.
• ServiceOntario kiosk transactions will be available
beginning May 21.
• For a complete list of driver and vehicle licensing services,
please refer to www.mto.gov.on.ca or call the MTO Info
Line at 1-800-268-4686.
Health Care Services
• If you require health services prior to renewing your
health card or before you receive your new card, you will
still be able to get health services and you may still use
your expired card or health card number in most cases.
For further information regarding health coverage, please
call: toll-free: 1.800-268-1154, in Toronto; 416-314-5518,
or TTY: 1-800-387-5559.
The Assistive Devices Program will be accepting and
processing all applications for funding on a first come first
serve basis. Applications can be mailed, as usual, or
couriered or dropped off at the Ministry of Health and
Long-Term Care offices at 5700 Yonge Street, seventh
floor, Toronto, M2M 4K5.
The Assistive Devices Program will be processing invoices
for vendors. These should be sent directly to the ministry
offices in Kingston. •
Services to Business and Consumers
The following services are available May 6 to May 10, 12
noon to 5 p.m.:
Office of the Registrar General for birth-death-marriage
certificates. (Emergency requests: proof of emergency
circumstances must be presented.)
Business Registration or Incorporation.
Consumer mediation and consumer advice by
telephone.
Land Registry Offices for essential and time-sensitive
land registration transactions and searching; application
review and emergency requests for birth-death-marriage
certificates; and Personal Property Security
Registrations and Incorporations (drop off for couriers
at land registry offices to be sent to Toronto).
Normal business hours resume May 13, 8:30 am. to
5 p.m for all services including searching of personal
property liens and Ontario Business Connects.
Social Services
• All Regional Offices of the Ministry of Community,
Family and Children Services, including Ontario
Disability Support Program and probation services, will
be open to the public from 10 am. to 2 p.m.
• In addition, probation services for young offenders may
be arranged outside of these hours by appointment.
• The Family Responsibility Office will continue to process
payments and resolve urgent issues. New issues can be
faxed to (416) 240-2401. For payment or enforcement
information, please use the automated information
system: (416) 326.1818 or 1-800-2677263.
Adoption disclosure activities, approvals of international
home studies and licences for private or international
adoptions will be available from 10 am. to 2 p.m.
Justice Services
• Some courthouses may have reduced court counter hours
from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p,m. for up to a
week, while other locations may have extended counter
hours. Hours will be posted locally at each courthouse.
Criminal Injuries Compensation Board offices will not
conduct hearings until the week beginning May 27
All other services will continue to be provided.
Education and Training Facilities
and Programs
• W Ross MacDonald School for the Blind and Deafblind
will re-open Tuesday morning, May 7. All other Provincial
and Demonstration Schools and residences will re-open
Wednesday morning, May 8.
• Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) services
for students studying in Ontario are available through
financial aid offices at their institutions. All OSAP
applications will be processed as they are received starting
May 13. OSAP telephone services for students studying
outside Ontario will resume on lune 3. All students are -
reminded that they can apply for OSAP fun-ding and
check the status of their accounts through the web site at
http://osap.gmon.ca
Ontario Graduate Scholarship award winners will be
informed of the outcome of the 2002-03 competition on or
about May 27
Apprenticeship: some regional offices of the Ministry of
Training, Colleges and Universities will have reduced
hours. Expect delays due to high volume of requests.
Environmental Services •
• Air-Quality Index repoits will he available within two
weeks on the Ministry of Environment and Energy's web
site at: www.airqualityontario:com/
• 'There will be delays in processing approvals. permits,
licences, water well records, Environmental Bill of Rights
(EBR) information, and Environmental Assessment (EA)
decisions.
Workplace and Employment Services
• Employment Standards: if you have filed an employment
standards claim during the strike, you will be advised in
writing of the approximate length of time it will take to
begin the processing of your claim.
Government-owned and Operated
Tourist Attractions and Parks
• Ontario Parks: Some provincial parks will re-open in time
for the May 17 long weekend. Call your provincial park or
visit www.OntarioParks.com for the latest information.
• Hunters who want to renew their Outdoors Card or
purchase-a Moose Licence and enter the adult tag
validation draw can now call the automated system at
1-800-2.88-1155. Please note: the deadline for applications
to the draw is extended to June. 14.
Government Publications and
General Information
• Publications Ontario telephone. online ordering and
government bookstores - May.6 to 10: services available
12 noon to 5 p.m.
• Normal business hours resume May 13. 8:30 am. to
5 p.m.
• Government Information Centres are open. -