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Tuckersmith
briefs
Council
gives
$Io,000
to local
committee
Tuckersmith Township
council committed
$10,000 towards a rural
Agri -Ventures grant
application made by the
Seaforth Business
Retention and Expansion
committee at its April 18
meeting.
Tuckersmith will pay
$5,000 at the time of
approval of the grant and
$5,000 at the time of the
approval of the action
plan.
Sewage being studied
Tuckersmith Township
council is asking the,
Ministry of the
Environment for a
second one-year
extension to further study
the Vanastra Sewage
Plant.
Tuckersmith was told
by the MOE a year ago
that is was having by-
passes (or an overflow of
diluted sewage) during
the spring melt or heavy
rain storms into the
Vanastra'drain.
During the past year,
Tuckersmith Township
'recorded eight by-passes,
only two of which "had
any large quantity," said
Clerk -Treasurer Jack
McLachlin.
"There are very few
sewage' plants that don't
have some by-passes at
some time," said,
McLachlin.
He said council's
second year o'f study on
the by-pass problem will
probably result in, the
installation of a holding
tank.
Steve Burns, of B.M.
Ross and Associates, told
council the sewage plant
was built in the early
1940s and is well beyond
its life expectancy but
operates very efficiently
95 per cent of the time.
He told council it
could complete a study to
determine the best course
of action, ask for a
further one-year
extension to gather
additional information
and apply for a grant to
rectify the situation at an
estimated cost of $2,500
to $3,000.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, May 10, 2000-11
Scott Hilgendorff photos
Lions Park was pocked Saturday morning for the annual Lions Club trout derby for children 14 and under.
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