HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1975-12-10, Page 23Despite wet weather
H nsa!I sewers
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Progress on the $2,000,186
sewage system for the village of
Hensall is satisfactory according
to a report given to the News
Tuesday by village clerk Robert
Heil.
Mr, Heil said that the portion
of the village to be serviced
west of the railway tracks was
now complete with the except-
ion of Queen Street West and
Mill Street.
A short strip on main street
is to be completed before the
installation of pipe crossing the
railway tracks which intersect
the village. Once across the rail-
way tracks, Mr. Heil said, the
construction firm will install
pipe both north and south along
Wellington Street.
The north branch will turn
east again behind the stores on
King Street where easements
have been obtained. The pipe
will be laid behind the stores
almost to the municipal office.
On the south side of the bus-
iness section, the pipe will be
laid down Wellington to Rich-
mond Street where it will again
turn east and go almost to Nel-
son Street where it will turn
north and hookup with the main
street buildings from behind.
Mr. Heil said the easements
will allow the main street bus-
inesses to hook up with the sew-
ers without having the main
street torn up in the business
district.
"They're making good prog-
ress." said Mr. Heil. He stated
that work was also underway
on the fifty acre site purchas-
ed by the Ministry of Environ-
ment for the lagoon site. It is loc-
ated behind the Big 0 plant on
the farm formerly owned by
Ray Ingram. Three lagoons,
each 12 acres in size, are
being installed. Mr. Heil said
recent wet weather forced the
contractor to halt construction
work on the lagoon site on Mon-
day of this week but it was exp-
ected to start again soon. The
contractor on the sewer project
is Bre-Aar Excavating of London.
Citizens News, Dec. 17/75 - Page 3
MAKING DECORATIONS — Grade one and two students at Hensall Public Sch'o made their
own Christmas tree decorations out of popcorn. Shown at work are Lisa Parsons, Tim Mann,
Karen Campbell and Billy Stebbins. (News photo)
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