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Home My WebLink AboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-07-27, Page 10Wednesday, July 27, 2011 • Goderich Signal -Star :9 ic Festival offering free dances nightly on the Square own set to boom this eekend as hundreds f visitors are • d for Celtic Roots 1 August 5 to 7 Milburn y ignal-Star own visitors may notice some - it different happening on The Goderich this coming week. edition of the annual Celtic tival has debuted a new inter- ature in 2011 - dancing in se Park. ight next week.from Sunday, Thursday, August 4, the Celtic tridents and teachers will con- e park bandstand when guest and performers show off their ore a free public dance gets at 8 p.m. `ght features a different style," ival co -creator and director obinson. features true Irish Celli dance; Cape Breton Square Dancing; traditional Scottish flair and i ay,- Ontario talent and steps. ce is called, that is steps are d by a caller, as with Square e final public dance Thursday ature French tunes. ening dances are just one of features to the regular Celtic this year. According to Robin- ning in 2011.included a more e -public approach. e usually had mini -concerts g in the evenings during the liege week, but they weren't e public. This year though, is welcome to attend the oncerts at the Livery and the ' obinson said. , eneral admission fee of $10 oers, community residents as itors have taken advantage .of er Mini -Concert" series begin - 1st 1 at the Livery. e complete lineup, see the ig three-ring circus,' Robinson e preparations for this year's "Actually, it's more like five. • added. • ith the three-day festival, set . 5 .7 at Lions Harbour Park, eludes more than 100 enter - teachers have been offering ulturally steeped skills during College this week at Goderich nllegiateInstitute. The Kids I), hosted at St. Mary's, is also ing with classes in dance, d drama. g for the incredible number of ers and teachers, Robinson gone well and thanks to the k of festival volunteers and said this year has been pretty II things considered. use we have really great, experienced people within our office, the organization has been good this year; Robinson said. "You have a few stressful moments, but people have stepped up to the plate. There's a lot of spirit in a small town." It's been 18 years since Warren and Eleanor Robinson first endeavored to stage a celebration of the area's Celtic roots by way of song and spirit and the first ever Earth, Air, Fire and Water Celtic Roots Festival in 1992. It was a modest event then, with a single stage hosting musical guests from the area and around Ontario. Now, heading into its 19th year, the festival has become an interna- tional destination that draws loyal festival lovers from all cor- ners of the globe. TEACHER MINI -CONCERTS — THE UVERY THEATRE Free for Cettic College students; $14 General Admission (available at door only) Monday August 1 7:30 Solid Clarity 8:00 8:30 Tuesday August 2 7:30 8:00 8:30 Wednesday August 3 7:30 8:00 8:30 Thursday August 4 7:30 8:00 8:30 RUNA Vishten Alan Jabbour and Ken Perlman Liz & Yvonne Kane, Edel Fox, and Daithi Sproule Comas Cassie & Maggie MacDonald Pierre Schryer The Outside Track Navan Kim Robertson Paul McKenna Band Ma° 1 TEE . , , . .. .. 411_LT•T�t7TT1-1 www. mci ntee.ca 150 Main Street, Seaforth (0)519-527-0560 (R) 519-5224660 "Discount Mortgages "Available" OPEN NOUSE Sat July 30, 9:30 - 11:OOam re: I 35 Lee Cres,.Goderich semi-detached raised Bungalow Beautiful Perennial Gardens SOLD!! COUNTRY PROPERTY 43473 Stone Rd Kira MLS 143974 Priced at $279,900 SHARON MEDD, BROKER EVENING DANCES THE GAZE+ COURTHOUSE PARK All 8 PM Admission Free Sunday July 31 Monday August 1 Tuesday August 2 Wednesday August 3 Thursday August 4 (*8:30 pm) Irish Cape Breton Scottish Ontario French Maureen Mulvey Cassie & Maggie MacDonald Fiona Black Bill & Lynda Henry Pierre Schryer and Martine Billette RURAL ROOTS COM= SERIES Admission $15 in advance; $18 at the door Monday August 1 Bayfield Town Hall; Bayfield Comas Tuesday August 2 East Street Station, Goderich Cassie & Maggie, and RLJNA Wednesday August 3 St. Toseph's Church, Kingsbridge Shane Cook GODERICH TOWN OF GODERICH MUNICIPAL CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR ESSEX STREET SANITARY SERVICING NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT .THE PROJECT: The Town of Goderich is considering a plan to provide municipal sanitary sewage collection facilities to properties along a section of Essex Street. As illustrated on the accompanying key plan, the general study area incorporates a development corndor extending from the southern hmit of Essex Street to the Elgin Avenue intersection. Completion of this project would provide municipal sanitary servicing to several properties in this area which are currently serviced by either individual sewage disposal systems (septic systems) or pnvate sanitary sewers. At this time, a preliminary servicing plan has been developed for the project area. The key components of the plan are summarized below. Prellml atnt Servicing Plan: - Installation of a collector sanitary sewer within the Essex Street road allowance The proposed sewer would be designed to accommodate all properties within the defined service area, Construction.of a seWage pumping station within Sunset Park to convey flows from the proposed collector seiner to the municipal sanitary sewage collection system. ENVSRONMAENTAL SCREENINO PROCESS: ..The planning for this project is following the environmental screening process set out for Schedule B activities under the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA). The purpose of the Class EA screening process is to identify any potential environmental impacts sasociated with the proposed works and to plan for appropriate impact mitigation. This process .in des consultation with the public, stakehokiers and review agencies. The Class EA screening process is currently at the preliminary stage of project planning. Following completion of the screening process, this project may be incorporated into the Public Works long-term capital works schedule The Town has no plans to proceed with the proposed servicing plan in the immediate future. PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT: The consultation program for this Class EA includes multiple opportunities for public involvement. For the initial phase of the program, 'public input into the planning and design of this project will be received until August 26, 2011. Any comments collected in conjunction with this Class EA will be maintained on file for use during the process and may be included in project documentation. With the exception of personal information, alt comments will become part of the public record. F or further information oh this projec t. o r to review the Class EA process, please contact B.M. Ross and Associates. 62 North Street. Goderich, Ontario, N7A 2T4. Telephone (519) 524-2641. Fax (519) 524-4403. Attention: Scott Allen. Planner (e-mail: sallen@bmross.net) Additional project information has also been placed on the mune website: www ycuierich.ca. t his Notice find Issued Judy 2s, 2011 Lang J McCabe, Garter Administrator Town of Goderich VIP rax 1 r 1 i 1 i- 4 CantrY -• - u13141w &NOV 1 1:1 ,..