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-x 1 8-The Canadian Champion, Tuesday May 25, 2004 Datem e from DATELINE on page 17 p.m. The trait would coniseet the Drury Park pathway west to Ontario Street, and make iniprovements to an existing gravet pafh that ieads fa Childs Drive. For more information, cat (905) 878-7252, ext. 2168 or visit www.mil- tof.ca. Friday May 28 'Me Canadian Federation of Poets hosts ifs monthly poetry readîng event at Espress Yoursetf Caffe, 220 Main St. E., at 7 p.m. For «O xA .11 Weiispring Haiton-Peet, a support group for cancer patients and their famitlies, holds ifs Relaxation and Visualizat ion drop-in group froni 10:30 ar..fo noon at 2545 Sixth Line in Oakviiie. For more information, cati (905) 257- 1988. Saturday May 29 Hornby Euchre is hetd at 7:30 p.m. at the Homby community hait on Steetes Avenue. Robert Badwin Schoot, on Wilson Drive, ai ') j ,jij jkc ,,, by a barbecue, karaoke, face painting, games, prizes, a silent auction, bouncers, a dunk tank and more. Sunday May 30 The Milton and District Horticulturat Society hosfs 'Renovafing a Perennial Garden, Part 2' at the Town Hall garden aft1 p.m. The focus is adding new perenniats f0 the garden and select- ing and ptanting annuats f0 replace thse spring buth fotiage. Bring your foots. The Brampton/Mississauga parents support group for fourettes syndrome meets at 7:30 p.m. at Grace Community Church, 2476 Argenfia Rd., suife 1t1in N ississauga (Derry Road and Argent ia). Thse Oakville Christian Womens Club hosts a garden party af the Oakvilte Golf Ctub sf 7 p.m. featuring Lux Design of Oakvitle with floral designs and patio ideas, plus music and speaker Jeanette McKay. Tickets cosf $26 and are avail- able by cafling Susan af (905) 849-1435. Get nvolved, Share your Ideas lton Reglo"a Cotunclt Invites you f0 help make decisions and provide input as part of CltIn Commftees. Appolnfed for a term f0o end November 2006 or until suceers are appolnted, these groupa tackle important issues. ThMOn~poIntmwits give Haiton residents from a variety of backgrounds the oppotbtuntyf coritiute ther akIlis and perspective f0 enhance the quality of life in Our commtuty. Hates Rolonal CouncA i wetof ensure that ifs Committees reflect the diverse naft» t it s communify, and Invites ail residents of Haton f0 consider these oppowues. Haftonrgulon Accesblllty AdvlSory Committe. Pwrpo»: This Commitfee advlses Regional Council on accessibility related issues. Pursuant to the Ontaian with Disabilities Act, this Committee aiso advises Council on the preparation, implemanfation and eftecfiveness of an annual accessibility plan that addreses the identiiction, removal and prevention of barriers to people with dsabllltles. Membom NN.d.d: 1 citizen at large People wlth disabilities and family members of people wifh disabilities are especialiy encouragecl fa apply. MlestWffo: Held on the third Monday of every second month from 3:OOpm - 5:OOpm, or as raqulired. Meetings are held at the Halton Regional Centre, 1151 Bronte Road, Oakvllle. Contact Gabrielle Balazzl, Senior Policy Advsor, Haton Region 905-825-6000, ext 7485, toi t fee 1-866-442-5866 ext. 7485, or TTY 905-827-9833. Hfto Biosolld Management Advisory Committee Purpoor: The goal of the Biosoiids Management Advisory Committee is ta advise and assist the Regional Municipallify 0f Halton wth respect f0 the management of the biosolids program on a Region-wîde basis and f0 provide advice and recommandations on the Implementation of Haltons biosolids goals, strategies, objectives and policies. If will also serve as a liaison committee between the Biosolids Management Centre and naighbouring residents. Members Needed: 1 Haton citizen living within close proximity of the W.A. (Bill) Johnson Biosolids Management Centre, 4 citizens at large, of which one will represent each of the four Local Municipalities. Meetings: Shahl be scheduled as required and at the cail of the Chair Contact: Doug lnouye, Acting Director, Environmental Services, 905-825-6000 or foll f ree 1-866-442-5866 ext. 7608 or TTY 905-827-9833. Application forms are available on our website at www.region.haton.on.ca or from the Office of the Regional Clark, Monday f0 Friday betwaen the hours of 8:30 a.m. f0 4:30 p.m. A separate application form muet be submittad for each committee for which you wish f0 apply. Completed application forme must be received at the Office-of the Regional Clerk, Haton Region, 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville L6M 31-1 no latir than June 4, 2004 at 4:30 p.m. You witl be contacfed for an interview. Note: meeting times are subjecf f0 change Tina Agnello, Regional Clark 1111111110 e e a 11,1111mo&À em91C Mid-Halton Sewage Treatment Plant Expansion Phases 3 and 4 Class Environmental Assessment Study n March 2003, the Regional Municipality of Halton complefed a Water and Wastewater Master Plan review that identified the required water and sewer infrastructure projects to service future growfh in Halton region. One of the major projects identified in the Master Plan review was the expansion of the Mid-Halton Sewage Treatmenf Plant (STP), located on the North Service Road between Bronte Road and Third Line in Oakvîlle, and servicing residents and businesses located in the northemn portion of Oakville and Milton. The Mid-Haiton Plant exceeds sewage treatment standards set by the Ministry of the Environmenf before the treated effluent enters Lake Onfario. Mid-Halton Sewage Treatment Plant SOUTH SERVICE RD UEEN ELZAETH TiSRî~ R The Regmon is following the required Class Environmental Assessment (EA> process f0 plan for the Mid-Halton STP expansion from ifs existing capacîty of 50,000 cubic meters per day fo a capacity of 75,000 cubic meters per day. This process involves a thorough revîew of alternative ways fa expand the plant, f0 establish a preferred design concept that will meet ail treatment goals and achieve the desired balance between community, environmental, and operational objectives. An important component of this study involves consultation with inferested stakeholders (public and regulatory agencies). Two public meetings were held as part of the Master Plan, and two additional meetings are included in the Class EA process. The first of these meetings was held on January 29f h, 2004, and the second is scheduled for: Thursday, June 3rd, 2004 Open House: 6:30 p.m. fa 8:30 p.m. Presentafion: 7:00 p.m. Council Chambers at Halfon Regional Administration Centre 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville At the June 3rd meeting, attendees will be able fo meet the Projeot Team and members of the Citizens Advisory Committee, learn about the current operations at the plant, review the decision-making process used f0 develop the preferred design, and examine the recommended design approach and implementation plan for the expansion. The Projeot Team will also provide information on how issues of particular importance f0 the community, such as the potential for odour and protection of water quality, will be addressed in the expansion. For more information, please visif the Ragions websife af www.region.halfon.on.ca or contact: Ms. Danielle Marchant, P. Eng. Projeot Manager Planning and Public Works Regional Municipality of Halfon 905-825-6000, ext. 7354 Email: ~ 80 m111n@rnnhîtnn -S I-ALTON(186 4 MID-HALTON