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CN officiais say they're trying to please residents atram RESIDENTS on page 1 want ta see the Niagara Escarpment." Tisere are only certain spots ta build an intermiodal facility and Milton's one of them, said Chris Taylor, manager of intermodal planning. "Theoe' s a myth going aound saying we saved a fortune buying agneculturai land instead of indus"ia land," ho sasd. "Agticsltural or industrial land wasn't significant in the total cost of the terminaal!, One resiclent saiçl ho didn't buy his home 15 yoars ago to have "crap" initia tfront yard. "Do you want tiis in your front yard?" he directed te CN officials., Mr. Taylor said he was aware somrtes"dents -would fie more affected titan others by the terminal and CN istrying to make sure the project works for everyone. "We've been Up front with what we're doing. We're not sneaking around in the back" One of the biggest problesCN is faein.g at the moment is the lack and definiion of a llueprint, Mr. Thomson said. **Hopefully we'Il have one sooner or later- Ans Environental Assessment (EA) screening, which is expected ta take three ta four months ta complote, should ha ready for July or August, hie added. "We're anticipating the (final) EA will ha done by September or October, depending on how the screening goes." Bemie and Maggie Fryers said they moved ta Milton ev- eral years ago for the peace and quiet of the town. "We went ta see the terminal when (the terminal develop- ment) was first announced," Ms Fryers told The Champion after the tour. "People in the town don't understand what's comsng." The "bad part" about the whole development is the Town had no say in the location, resident Sandra Campbell told TMe Champion. "We' re being victimized. It was here you go, live with it. It's not like they'oe building houses." Ms Post felt the tour was helpful for those who weren't familiar withintennodal terminais but ste herseif didn't ben- eflit from the provided information. "It didn't tell me anything 1 didn't already know," site said. -We ask questions and it's always 1 don't know, 1 haven't looked into it. We're left ta do the research ourselves." Mayor says Mlt CN terminal Acadg ivili be here A division of Safi etram GROWTH on page 5 A Pl out ta them. Our motta is we're the hast town and country and that's where we're headed." uTn Mayor Gord Krantz addressed cancems CuTl relating ta the CN development at Friday's school yt breakfast presentatian. "I suspect it will came ta tawn," he told We offers residents and business owners at the Lions school Club Hall in Thampson Road Arena. "Do I embrace the notion'? Na. We spent excellent a lot of time putting the town's Officiai Plan into place and it's gone out the door. That hasn't sat welI with me." Although at this pointa lot af issues deal- ing with the devlopmcnt are uncertain, the 1 K mayor said he "definitely won't roIl over and play dead." In February, CN announced a major intermodal terminal is scheduled ta apen in Eý F south Milton in late 2002. The terminal will be lacated htween Tremaine Road, First Line, Britannia Raad Located in and Lower Base Line. 8560 TI The terminal will cost $40 million and TEL:9 occupy 100 acres of land.- The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, June 5, 2001-19 Big Brookville Sehool celebration Saturday will feature special vintage bomber flight by ('l'r is he -) vî':îr historv of' Brookvïlle School, the Nisssagaweya Community School Council wii hast the Cammunity Spring Fair Saturday. Highlighting the event wiIl be a sky- bound appearance by Mr. Carey Moore, who will fly a vintage T28 bomber airpiane at about noon (weather permitting). Other festivities at the event wiII include a garage sale, inflatable rides, snake exhib- iHeights e ýemy 'RIVATE GRADE SCHOOL atly taking registration for cear 2001-2002 J.K. and Up. small classes, longer tutorial day, relaxed environment, it teachers and support staff. OPEN HOUSE ýTURDAY JUNE 9 lOam - 3pm tMain Buiding of Countsy Heritage Park RMAIRD", MILTON L9T 2Y3 9l05-693-1557 FAX: 905-693-1558l tý Si lent mic~tionfl'and more t bu tairwiii ion ioni 9 .n ii. ti 2 pii. ramn or shine. Funds raised through the event wiII go ta thc, shoolcouncil to purchase items need- ei by tC.icitCis andi.ithie.suiiuii Braokville School is locatcd at 11325 Guelph Line. I EIN - OTC You are invited to join us at Halton Healthcare Services Corporation's THIRD ANNUAL MEETING Wednesday, June 13, 2001 7:30 p.m. Oakville Conference & Banquet Centre 2515 Wyecroft Road (QEW & Bronte Rd.) Oakville Long service recognition awards wilI be presented ta HHS staff and physicians. 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