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Times -Advocate, November 6, 1991
Equipment maintenance diploma
Derek Robinson receives an Equipment Maintenance diploma from Hensall reeve Jim Rob-
inson through the Ontario Good Roads Association.
The new student council at Biddulph School are, left; Stephanie Scarborough, deputy prime
minister; Lisa Hardy, secretary; Lyndsey Hardy, prime minister; Tammy Ward, treasurer; and
teacher advisor Katrin Gauer.
Full funding
for study
on new
;system
GRAND BEND - Representa-
tives from the Ministry of the Envi-
ronment brought good news to
Grand Bend council last month.
The village will receive 100 per-
cent funding for a study on where
and how to build a new sewage
treatment plant.
Grand Bend has had to put a hold
on development in the last year be-
cause of limited capacity in its ex-
isting system.
The lagoons used by Grand Bend
are in Stephen Township and vil-
lage reeve Bruce Woodley said the
new plant may not go in Stephen
Township.
"It won't necessarily go where the
existing lagoons are, they'll have to
study it," said Woodley.
Consulting engineers M.M. Dil-
lon have been contracted to do the
study but it could be as long as
three years before the plant is built.
"Once you get through the study
process,and to the point where they
agree to a location, then they have
to go to the ministry for approval,"
said Woodley.
He said the new system will re-
ceive 80 percent funding from the
government.
Grand Bend has been trying to
get their system expanded for a
couple of years since there are de-
velopers who do want to build in
the village, but can't because of a
shortage of services.
When asked if boundary negotia-
tions was a reason for the MOE's
delay in announcing the approval
of the study grant, Woodley said,
"that was part of it but there were
other reasons."
"Bosanquet is not going to be
part of this expansion," he added.
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