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Low temperatures cool down attendance at Kelso reservoir By MELANIE HENNESSEY nur The Chiri.onin'I weather this sun-uner bas caused sari' attendance at Kelso Conservation addi Area ta plummet by about anc have quarter campared ta last year. I Conservation Haltan Marketing have Co-ordinator Susan O'Neil said thet numbers are down by about 24 per ON1 cent at the local recreatian facility they that usually draws many ta its Miss beach for a day of fun in the sun. S] "Wc seem ta be having bad Pari! weather an the weekcnds," she Car said. erteaflJy the cald weather affec bas played a raIe in that as well." weat Last manth, the waters t Kelso SI were clascd for about a day after Hai bcing decmed unsafe for swim- fail t ming due ta igb bactenia levels since detected in water samples taken by park5 the Halton Regian Health weat Department. Foi But, Ms O'Neil said this hasnt attrsc seemed ta play a part n the lawer provs FAHILY CHIROPRACTIC CARE under my roof ei0r. c{ngqeika »lQe 311 Martin Sreet, Milton (905) 878-5165 The fleas corne with the dog mber of visitors Kelso bas seen ily have ans effect." she said, ding that since then, the waters e been testing well. n addition ta local residents who e braved the cold and headed ta beach at Kelso this seasan, Ms Neil said many af the visitars y sec came fram Bramptan and :sissauga. ;he said attendance at ather îs un thc arcs laakcd after by viservatian l'alton baven't been ectcd by the unscasonabiy cool ather this year. ;he added tbat Conservation on is looking forward ta a busy St help boost attendance levels, ce many people hcad ta their :s for biking in the cool autumis ther. ,r another local autdoor tounist -tion, the cool wcather bas ,vcd ta be a blcssing. Tom Chudlcigh of Chudleigh's r /9C r/c/I r/I I/Ir/t I/I r// /eiu more people ta their location on Regianal Road 25. "We bad higbcr attendance whcn wc apcned un July than wc have in the past twa years. Wc think it's because of the crispy, cool weathcr - people arc think- ing of the erispiness of apples.' Over at Milton Hcighis Campgraund. manager Jean Casarin said thc cool, wet wcather causes same people ta pack up their tents and hcad home. She said wbile attendance at thc campground bas been down this ycar, she docsn't solely attribute it ta Uic wcatber. "lt's also thc SARS, West Nule virus and gas prices. The majority af aur business is Americans, and thcy'rc just nat travellig." Melanie Hennesse v can be reached at mhennessey(C&millan- canadianchampion.com. Interested in Halton's future? Attend Hatons Forum on the Provincial Growth Management Strategy Thursday, September 9, 2004 6:00 p.m. Open House 7:00 p.m. Presentations Halton Regional Centre Auditorium 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville The Ministry of Public Infrastructure and Renewal recently released a paper entitled: "Places To Grow: A Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe. This document speaks to the Provinces vision for how and where municipalities will grow and addresses infrastructure and environmental impacts. Haltons Forum will provide an opportunity for residents to learn about the Provinces plan and the potential implications to Haltons future. Public comments will assist Halton in developing our response to the Ministrys request for input. Haltons website has also been set Up 10 receive input and provide a link to the Ministrys proposed plan. Click on 'Provincial Growth Plan'at www.region.halton.on.ca. We have requested that the Province attend and at this time are awaiting confirmation as f0 their availability. Please continue f0 check our website for updated information. Regional Council will consider staff's report on Haltons response to the Ministry aI the September 151h Planning & Public Works Committee meeting and at Regional Council on September 22nd. Both meetings begin at 9:30 a.m. These timelines have been established to ensure we meet the Provinces September 24th deadline for input. For more information, please contact Jane Clohecy, Director, Planning & Transportation at 905-825-6000 ext. 7966, toi-free at 1-866-442-5866 or email clohecyj@region.haton.onca. 111 rnt oadOavi*. O'S 1- 90-2560 Toi fee -866-HAL . (1866442-866)TT 905liz, 98. 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