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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-06-17, Page 2Pti9e GotleiiGn Signal91ar-NbeneseaY'Ymne 17.2009 Terms of reference to determine size and scope of project ' 1111111111111111r". GODERICH 524-7811 Fri & Sat 6:45 & 9:15 Sun - Thur 8:00 106"- pRitryt, c.,-.9..ap. Goer cfo+n+ "HILARIOUS AND HEARTWARMING.." Pete" Nam . HOLLYWOOD. CC June 19-25 'THE PROPOSAL IS WITHOUT QUESTIOYEARS N SST COMEDY." -LAU0H-OUT-i c UD FUNNY- 'stiLLOcK AND REYNOLDS HAVE A CHEMISTRY THAT WILL HAVE ¥OU GtYING WITH LAUGHTER' .,....,.... , I,.. CO but ,C I!. . • at YriUtCS THE PROPOSAL 17 N WHO SAYS YOU'RE ONLY YOUNG ONCE? Fri & Sat 6:45 & 9:15 Sun • Tue 8:00 ',q.n:K;(1 (.try, (:rtM4ri www.movielinks.ca tat,cl ctva:tricv.'1 -800-265-3438 F - rn page 1 The much -used truck route was not included in the original study area though Pearson said that soon changed after a public request. "They said, '1 think it should in- clude up to the 21 highway up North Harbour Road,'" he said. "It was a god conUllerit: ' From hew, I,GL, has six months to prepare the terms of reference, outlin- ing the public consultation process. project alternatives and the frame- work for the job. Kauffman said public input is pub- lic knowledge as it pertains to the project itself, however no personal inkornlation is given to requesters. "The consultation record contains what issues were raised and addressed as part of the study: he said. "It shows hove the comments influence or do not influence the project.' The wharf expansion Is ill the investigative stage right now, and Gcxlerich Port Man- agement Corporation presi- dent Al Hamilton said the terms of reference meeting is really hcut looking at the op- tions available. "In the case of the part and the town, we have a concept we've come up with,- he said. "But it's really all very early in the process." Upgrades recently done to the northern break wall were conducted. under a previous environmental assessment, he said. However, all harbour prcijects are being grouped to- gether ogether in the federal/provincial funding application, under the Build Canada umbrella. All of it falls into the master plan for port repairs, and due to the scale of the job aheau, government representatives were in town last week to tour the harbour with Pearson and see just where the work is be- ing done and why. 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Of course. he said there is no point to expanding the harbour for new de- velopment if nob(xly wants to develop there. 'lo that end, the town and port have been putting out feelers to gauge business interest in the harbour. By expariding• the port, Hamilton said it could greatly reduce truck traf- fic while increasing the variety of products shipped by water. While the' prospect of container shipping has been disct.tssed at coun- cil. Hamilton said right now it is not part of the expansion plant,. Again, he reiterated it is very early in the plan- ning process. ' "At this point, there is no expressed interest or business case for that" he said. "Though a piece of property could open the doors for that:' The terms of reference need to be presented to the public before coming to the Minister of the Bnvironrnent for an environmental assessment. Kauffman said there are three poten- tial outcomes. "It could he approved, approved with conditions or rejected," he said. "If rejected, we would be back to the drawing board." In the meantime, Goxlerich will continue its search for funding for the initiative. after being passed over for the communities component of the Build Canada Fund last week. However. work to the pier and break wall will still continue as planned, as will the terms of reference. Photo submitted Angel hair St. Mary's student Calista Smith, 10, feels much lighter after donating her hair to the Toronto based "Angel's Hair" campaign this month. Her donation will be used to make wigs for children that have lost their own hair due to cancer and other health prohlerns.This is the second time that Smith has donated r,er hair to this cause, this time in memory of her late Nana, Grace Kassies. .