The Times Advocate, 2006-09-06, Page 9Wednesday, September 6, 2006
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August 31 in Exeter, Huron -Perth Crime Stoppers co-ordinator Steve Beasley (left) handed
over the keys to Shawn McFalls, who is taking over as police co-ordinator for Huron -Perth.
The two programs, which began in 1988 remain separate but for the past 16 months have
cost shared with a centralized office in Seaforth and the use of one police co-ordinator and
one van. Beasley has been the Huron County co-ordinator since 2002 and the co-ordinator
of both the Huron and Perth County Crime Stoppers since 2005.Anyone interested in a
Crime Stoppers presentation or to volunteer as a member of the Huron -Perth Crime
Stoppers board of directors can contact McFalls at 527-1353. (photo/Pat Bolen)
Credit Union raises over $1,800
The Exeter Heartland Credit Union
raised over $1,800 for the Children's
Health Foundation during its annual
roof top fundraiser Aug. 30. Heartland
Credit Union commercial/agricultural
account manager LarryAment
camped on the roof for 30 hours
while donations poured in. Last year
Ament was on the roof for 26 hours,
raising $1,500. Altogether in 2005 the
Exeter branch raised $13,000 for the
Children's Health Foundation.
Regional senior manager of marketing
and administration Bob Saxby says
every year they think of creative ways
to raise money. Putting together a
cook book featuring recipes submit-
ted by the community, setting up a
dunk tank, holding a penny sale and
automatic payroll deductions are
some of the ideas. Children's Health
Foundation development officer Tracy
Robinson says they are pleased with
the fundraising ideas, calling them
"clever and integrated with the com-
munities we serve." Pledges were still
coming in as of last Friday. (photo/Nina
Van Lieshout)
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POLICE BRIEFS
Erratic and impaired
driver charged
HURON — On Aug. 17 Huron OPP were
patrolling Ausable Line just north of Dashwood
Road. The officers observed a 1997 Dodge Pick-up
driving erratically as it traveled southbound on
Ausable Road. The officers activated their emer-
gency lights in an effort to complete a lawful stop.
The driver failed to stop and took evasive action
trying to avoid being stopped by the officers. The
vehicle was traveling in excess of 120 km/h when it
turned onto Parr Line, failing to navigate the cor-
ner and coming to rest. Officers secured the vehicle
and observed the driver exit showing obvious signs
of impairment. The driver was arrested for flight
from police and impaired operation of a motor
vehicle. A 41 -year-old male of South Huron was
transported to the Huron detachment to provide
two breath samples that were analyzed and found
to be greater than the legal limit of 80 mg of alco-
hol. He will attend Exeter Provincial Court Oct. 26,
facing one count of impaired driving, one count of
driving a motor vehicle more then 80mgs of alco-
hol, one count of dangerous operation of a motor
vehicle and one count of flight from police.
Mischief in Lucan Biddulph
LUCAN BIDDULPH — On Aug 30 three youths set
fire to a payment with gasoline on Lewis Avenue
and Kent Street in Lucan Biddulph. The male
youths were apprehended and turned over to their
parents.
MUNICIPALITY OF BLUEWATER
CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR
WATER SUPPLY IMPROVEMENTS TO THE HENSALL WATER WORKS
NOTICE OF STUDY COMPLETION AND PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE
The Municipality of Bluewater has conducted a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment
(Class EA) to determine the best solution for a long term municipal water supply for the com-
munity of Hensall. The project is needed to bring the existing municipal water system into
compliance with new provincial regulations and to ensure an adequate municipal water supply
for both existing and future development activities.
As an outcome of the study, Council has chosen connection to the Lake Huron Primary Water
Supply System (LHPWSS) as the best long term water supply for Hensall. The project will
involve the construction of a transmission watermain to connect the Hensall Water Works to a
supply main that will serve the community of Exeter. The project may also require the con-
struction of a booster pumping station near the community centre and modifications to exist-
ing pumping and storage facilities on York Street.
A preferred route for the transmission main has been identified and is shown on the accompa-
nying key plan. The route generally follows Airport Line from Huron Street in Exeter, to the
Hensall-Zurich Road (County Road 84). It will begin at a booster pumping station to be con-
structed at the intersection of Huron Street and Airport Line and terminate in the vicinity of the
Hensall Community Centre.
A Public Information Centre is planned for the purpose of providing further information to the
public and receiving input from interested persons regarding the study and the proposed
works.
Date: Tues., Sept. 19, 2006
Time: 7 pm to 9 pm ( no presentation)
Place: Hensall Community Centre
All those with an interest in the project are urged to attend.
The project is following the planning process set out for Schedule B activities under the
Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) document. Schedule B projects are
approved subject to a screening process which involves consultation with public and review
agencies to ensure the project can be carried out in an environmentally -sound manner. The
screening process has been completed for this project. There were no negative impacts identi-
fied with the proposed works that could not be mitigated. A Screening Report has been pre-
pared to document the study process. The report is available for review at the Bluewater
Municipal Office, 14 Mill Street, Zurich, Ontario (during normal business hours) and the
Hensall Library Branch. It is also posted on the municipal website: www.town.bluewater.on.ca.
Subject to any comments received as a result of this Notice, and the receipt of necessary
approvals, the project will proceed to the design and construction phases. For further informa-
tion on this project, please contact the Project Engineer: B. M. Ross and Associates Limited, 62
North Street, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 2T4. Telephone (519) 524-2641. Fax (519) 524-4403.
Attention: Steve Burns, P. Eng. (Email: sburns@bmross.net).
If environmental concerns arise regarding this project,
which cannot be resolved in discussion with the
Municipality, a person or party may request that the
Ministry of the Environment make an order that the pro-
ject comply with Part II of the Environmental
Assessment Act, which addresses individual environ-
mental assessments. Requests must be received by the
Minister, at the address below, within 30 calendar days
of this Notice. A copy of the request must also be sent to
the Project Engineer at the address above. If no such
request is received by October 5, 2006, the project will
proceed to construction as planned.
Minister of the Environment
135 St. Clair Avenue, 10 th Floor
Toronto, ON M4V 1 P5
This Notice Issued September 6, 2006
Janisse Zimmerman, Clerk -Administrator
Municipality of Bluewater
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If environmental concerns arise regarding this project,
which cannot be resolved in discussion with the
Municipality, a person or party may request that the
Ministry of the Environment make an order that the pro-
ject comply with Part II of the Environmental
Assessment Act, which addresses individual environ-
mental assessments. Requests must be received by the
Minister, at the address below, within 30 calendar days
of this Notice. A copy of the request must also be sent to
the Project Engineer at the address above. If no such
request is received by October 5, 2006, the project will
proceed to construction as planned.
Minister of the Environment
135 St. Clair Avenue, 10 th Floor
Toronto, ON M4V 1 P5
This Notice Issued September 6, 2006
Janisse Zimmerman, Clerk -Administrator
Municipality of Bluewater