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www.oakvillebeaver.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, May 12, 2010 · 2 Proudly sponsored by: North Oakville's beginnings Trinison Management Corporation has made good on a commitment, made during the groundbreaking of the new Oakville communities in August 2009, to contribute 53 acres of woodlands towards the Town's Natural Heritage System. On Thursday, representatives from Trinison as well as Starlane Home Corporation and Rosehaven Homes gathered at a site near the woodlands, just north of the Dundas Street and Neyagawa Boulevard area, and presented Oakville Mayor Rob Burton with the registered deed to the lands. "This is a great example of what happens when the public sector and the private sector work together towards a common goal," said Colin McGregor, Trinison President. Trinison is the first company to contribute land to the North Oakville Natural Heritage System, which is expected to eventually contain 700-750 hectares worth of protected woodlots. The Town plans to preserve the woodlots in such a way as to link the 14 neighbourhoods ...presents our first Annual May 14th, 2010 7:30-9:30 am Burlington Holiday Inn The Gala will be a wonderful celebration in support of healthy nutrition for children and youth in our community Hosted by City TV's Cynthia Mulligan, our first-ever Annual Breakfast Gala will showcase the spectacular cuisine of twelve of Halton's finest restaurants Fabulous Raffle Prizes and a visit by the Burlington Fire Fighters will complete our fun and entertaining morning $40 per ticket Tickets are limited For more information or to rsvp, please contact Leslie at: leslie@haltonfoodforthought.ca or 905.467.3544 THE ONTARIO TRILLIUM FOUNDATION DAVID LEA / OAKVILLE BEAVER GOOD DEED: From left, Starlane Home Corporation Representative Mauro Baldassarra, Greenpark Group of Companies President and CEO Carlo Baldassarra, Oakville Mayor Rob Burton, Rosehaven Homes Vice President Silvio Guglietti and President Marco Guglietti present the Town of Oakville with the registered deed for 53 acres to be part of the Town's Natural Heritage System. planned for the North Oakville area, bordered by Dundas Street, Ninth Line, Hwy. 407 and Bronte Road. While the preservation of woodlots is moving forward, so too is the development at the corner of Dundas Street and Neyagawa Boulevard with Trinison bringing in Starlane and Rosehaven to construct the first of the new communities of Oakville, which will be dubbed Woodland Trails. Approximately 600 homes will be built in this community consisting of a mix of single detached, semi-detached and townhouse dwellings. The land has already been cleared with construction on the homes expected to begin next fall. By the time the new Oakville communities are complete 25 years from now, they will house nearly 550,000 residents and nearly 35,000 jobs. Ad space generously donated by: LA FONDATION TRILLIUM DE L'ONTARIO