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Huron Expositor, 2009-09-16, Page 14PLAN NUMBER 7-4-966 FOUR-BEDROOM COUNTRY CHARM Country charm with a contemporary touch — the user -al -metal roofing over part of the house - will make this four-bedroom family home stand out from its neighbours. Entry,ls through a covered porch,.always wel- come in inclement weather. The foyer, which features a display area, leads through an arched opening to the great -room complex. The great room's gas fireplace is flanked by entertainment units, and large windows look out to a sundeck and the back garden beyond. Separated from the great room by a half wall and another archway, the dining room boasts french doors that open onto a covered deck with a dedicated barbecue area. A dramatic double -height ceiling near the french doors will add drama and elegance to this room. The U-shaped counter configuration in the spacious kitchen, which is open to the dining area, promises efficiency, as does the central work island, which includes a small sink. Natural Tight will stream into the room through the windows over the double sink. Extras include a double over' and a phone desk, as well as a walk-in pantry. Page 14 The Huron Expositor • September 16, 2009 News Concerned neighbours invited to Gateway meeting on proposed medical buildi• Susan Hundertmark 4111.M1111. The Gateway Rural Health Re- search Institute invited interested neighbours to discuss the rezoning application for the land where a new medical building is proposed. Gateway president Lin Steffler says holding a _public meeting will allow neighbours to express any concerns they have about the insti- tute's plans for the building. Information from Monday's meet- ing was not available at press time. It seems a logical move. There have been concerns expressed and we don't want anyone to think we're ruining their quality of life," says Steffler. The meeting was held Sept. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the main lobby of the Huron East Health Centre. Anyone attending was able to view a preliminary draft site plan show- ing the suggested placement of the building, parking and lighting and provide comments and suggestions about the development. Gateway recently received the do- nation of a 2.36 acre of land from family of A.Y. and Winn McLean and the board plans to build a one -store building that would house the re search institute and a lecture hall. A handful of neighbours attende a recent council meeting where th rezoning request was granted. Tha night, neighbours expressed con cerns about increased traffic and de creased property values. While the Gateway board is stil looking at preliminary concept draw ings, Steffler says the new building will likely be ,anywhere from 10,00 to 16,500 square feet and include lecture hall that would hold 120 stu dents. . Gateway and the University of Wa- terloo are working on a memoran- dum of understanding that would outline what the two organizations could do for each other. 'Gateway is all about research but other components like educa- tion and training are also involved in research. We're not just running studies,"says Sterner, adding that a partnership with universities would give students a chance to experience both research and a rural health- care setting. "It would be an opportunity for students and residents in a health- d e t 1 0 a care field to get more experience an training," she says. While it's not yet clear which Uni versity of Wa courses might b involved with t Gateway lector hall, Steffler says the new buildin will be equipped with teleconferenc ing and videoconferencing techology to allow students and lecturers to b in either location. "This is the way education is go ing," she says, adding that the Uni versity of Waterloo is being consult ed about how the lecture hall should be configured. Steffler says that with the rapid way the Huron East Health Centre has filled up with doctors and al led health professionals, Gateway's current space in the health centre might be needed soon to house more amily physicians. "They're running out of room here and they'll likely need space for more doctors - we all want to see that and Gateway has to have a lace to go,"she says from the two physician suites Gateway is renting t the health centre. She adds that along with research director Dr. Claudio Munoz, the new building will need to house two more ng d research coordinator positions which will be filled soon along with an ex- - ecutive director and office staff. e While the Gateway board applied n recently for $3 million from Indus - g try Canada for the money to build - its new building, Stefflersays the proposal was turned down, mainly e because of concern that the build- ing couldn't be put up by the March, - 2010 deadline. - "It's disappointing but we've been - encouraged to resubmit. It was go- ing to be really difficult to put it together that quickly and this way we can take the next few months to make the vision very clear," she says. 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