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10-The Canadian Champion, Friday, September 20, 2002 H. SPP.E. 'Golfer wins motorcycle _______________ for shooting hole-in-on( Haiton And Peel Professionai Executive Network Gofers teed off to raise $19,914 for came when Skip KurL won a 20C local charities during Electro- Harley Davidson Fat-Boy motorcycl Networking support group Featuring: Federation Canadas (EFC) second valued at $35,000. annual Federation Cup Charity Golf The sales director for America f for unemployed business 'Guest Speakers Toumnament August 29. Tyco Electronies Ltd. aehieved this1 professionals. Keynote speaker jo* ed The toumnament held at Rattlesnake scoring a 160-yard hole-in-one. iGeorge Torok, t * Lead Point Golf Club brought out more than EFC is a non-profit industry asc Networking 150 golfers. "Promnote Brand You " The money raised was donated to the tion representing more than 225 met -Web Listing Heart and Stroke Foundation and the ber companies in the electrical, ele Annual Membership $2500 - ekyM tig EFC Foundation Scholarship Program. ronies and telecommunications ndt Members $5, Non-members $ 10 WekyM tig The highlight of the toumnament tries. Meeting:. Colourful hikes coming Tuesday, September 24 at -u 8:00 am. upat Ge Eden this fall Location: 905.339-0268 Hîkers can travel through a world of September 28, 29, October 5, 6, 12, Burlington Art Centre www.happen.ca colours at Glen Eden Ski and and 14. 1333 Lakeshore Road Snowboard Centre this faîl. For more information, caîl (9 BrigoON Pre-registered guided ikes will be 878-8455 or visit www.conservati Butigtnoffered at the conservation area hatononca. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE NOTICE 0F PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE # 3 Mid-Peninsula Transportation Co)rridor EA Terms of ijeferene THE STUDY The Ontario Minitry of Transportation (MTO) has retained URS Cole, Sherman & Associates Ltd. 10 prepare a Terma of Reference (ToR) to guide the future preparation of a Route Location/Concept Design Individuel Envronmental Asseasment (EA) for the Mid-Peninaula Transportation Corridor. The Mid-Peninaula Transportation Corridor has been identified as one of the key elementa in the Transportation Development Strategy developed as part of the Niagara Peninsula Transportation Needa Asseasment initiative. The firat tep in thse EA procesa a the preparatiori of an Environmerital Asseasment Terma of Reference. Other elementa identified n the needa asaessmnt tudy (i.e. road widening, transit impravemerits, etc.) will be examîned under separate initiatives. THE PROCESS: For an Individual EA, the Environmerltal Assesament Adt requires that a proponent prepare a Terms of Reference (ToR) ta define the scope of the proposed EA Study. The TaR requires approval by the Minister of Environment (MOE) and the subsequerît Individual EA is then prepared in accordance with thse approved ToR. The intention is ta submit the ToR ta MOEE for review in March 2003. PUBLIC INFORMATION ENTRES: n preparing the ToR, the Project Teamn will seek public input and comment via five rounds of Public Information Centres (PICs). The first and second rounds of Public Information Centres were held in July 2002/Auguat 2002 ta present the overaîl study procesa and the Draft Transportation Needa Asseasment. The third round of Public Information Centres (PIC) Ias now been arranged. The purpose of this round of PICs is ta respond ta commenta raised at PIC#l and PIC#2, report back on the analysis af additional roadway alternatives, present alternative EA Study Areas, provide an overview of EA Study Ares conditions and constraints, and introduce the draft IRoute Planning EA Framework for public review and comment. This round of PICs will be held as follows: Monday September 23e, 2002 3:00 p.m. ta 9:00 p.m. Preaentation et 6:30 p.m. Royal Canadian Legion 383 Morningtar Avenue Welland Tuesday September 24'X 2002 3:00 p.m. 10 9:00 p.m. Presentation at 6:30 p.m. Renaissance Banquet & Eventa Centre 2289 Barton Street East Hamiton 4:00 p.m. ta 10:00 p.M. Presentation at 7:00 p.m. Holiday Inn Burlington - Halton Hall 3063 South Service Road Burington Following the PICs, a set of workshops will be held. The primary purpose of thse workshops is ta obtain an understanding of stakeholder expectations on how route alternatives should be generated and evaluated duning the aubsequent Route Planning EA. A sign-up sheet will be available at the PICs. If you are unable ta attend the PICs but wiah ta, attend the workshops, please contact Mr. Tyler Drygas at (905) 882-4401. Two more rounds of PICs and a round of public workshops will be held over the faîl 2002 ta winter 2003 period. COMMENTS: Commenta and information regarding this proect are being collected ta assist the Ministry of Transportation in meeting thse requirements of thse Environmental Asseasment Act. This material will be maintained on file for use during the proect and may be included in project documentation. Intormation collected will be used in accordance with the Freedomn of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, aIl commenta will become part of the public record. For further information, or ta be added ta thse mailing liaI, please contact the followirig Project Team representatives or visit aur website (at the addresa below): Mr. Bill Rhamey Mr. Paul Hudspitti Mr. Michael Bricks Senior Planner Senior Projeot Manager Senior Envronmental Planner Mnistry of Transportation. URS Cole, Sherman & Assocîstes Ltd. URS Cole, Sherman & Associates Ltd. P ovica fad vr on eLt) lan Rg 5Commece Val ley Div1 sa, 75 Commerce Valley Drive E st, Offic adnCty Twr T hor nhi a nri,L3T N9ThonIllOtariaL3T 7N9 4thv Fh, 0 S Pu S Fx <05) 882-499 Fax: (90)882-439 Stthrine01Starl2RS R4 FTe: (905) 882-43527Tel: (905) 882-4359 Tel. 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