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A20 -The Canadian Champion, Friday, August 18, 2006 :ebelieveee inhlig noe nwee Select girls hang on WLEA GE 90 helping 022e.Aywee to tournament titie 20 Side Road <Regional Road 34) Realignment from Milburough Line to First LUne, Town of Milton Class Environmental Assessment Study The Regional Municipality of Halton is initiating a Class Environmental Assessment 90 consider safety and traffic operational options for transportation corridor improvements on 20 Side Road (Regional Road 34) from east of Miiburough Line to west of First Line, in the Town of Milton (see map belosa). In order to best address operational deficiencies along the 20 Side Road corridor, a number of road improvement alternatives miii be examined as part of the study inciuding reaiignment of the roadway, cross-sectionai elements, driveway improvements, and oser-ail traffic operations, as well as the impact of such improvements on the social and natural envirosments. This notice signais the commencement of the Class Environmental Assessment, a study which will define the problem, identify and evaluate alternative solutions, and determine a preferred solution in consultation with the Town of Milton, regulatory agencies, and the public. The study is being conducted in compliance with Sehedule C of the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (lune 2000), which is approved under the Ontario Environmentai Assessment Act. A key component of the study saili be consultation with interested stakehoiders (public and reguiatory agencies) at two Public Information Centres (PIC). The PiCs will provide stakeholders with an opportunity 90 meet the Project Team, reviem the study scope and discuss issues related to the project including alternative solutions, environmental considerations and evaluation criteria. The first public meeting wili be held in September 2006. Details regarding the forthcoming PiCs wili be advertised as the study progresses. Information requests or questions may be directed 90: Mr. Jeffrey Reid, CE.1 Project Manager Regional Municipality of Halton 1151 Bronte Road Oakville, Ontario 16M 311 Phone: 905-825-6000, ext. 7170 Toli Free: 1-866-442-5866 (1 -866-4HALTON) Fax: 905-825-8822 Email: jeffrey.reid@halton.ca Mr. Michael Wilson, C.ET. Project Manager Chisholm, Fleming and Associates 317 Renfrew Drive, Suite 301 Markham, Ontario L3R 9S8 Phone: 905-474-1458 Fax: 905-474-1910 Email: mike.wilson@ChisholmFleming.com ibis Notice first issued on August 18, 2006. www.halton.calcurrentEAprojects The map belosa shows the approxumate lmits of the study area. Hisiory repeated itself last weekend Saturdays 3-1 decision over Oakvulle to for the Magic Under- 12 select girls, and kick-start the titie dnive. îhey couldn't be happier about it. Three of the Magics four other goals A Vanessa Consiglio bottom left cor- came from Rebecca Hinton, who scored ner deposit with 10 min- agamnst botb Oakvslle utes remaînîng allowed DIA and Brampton in the local socer îeam // ' ~round-robin play and to eclipse Brampton /g IJi f D then highlighted ber 1-0 Sunday after - efforts with a header tally noon and - in the with under îwo minutes to process - successfully defend their go in Sundays 1-0 semifinal triumph Mississauga Falcon Toumnament titie. over Frin Millet. The championship win followed Goalkeeper Danielle Vella stood tali back-îo-back second-place finishes in to limit the opposition to just a pair of Ancaster and Newnnarket. goals in five games, and received top- Ending the weekend as toumnament notch defensive support along the way MVP, Consigio led Multons attack with - particularly from anchor Nicole four goals, îwo of them delivered in Burgess. Bantams fourth at Games Multon's bantam girls basebali team North York. suffered a double denial ai the Ontario Rallying from its tournament-open- Summer Games in Ottawa Saturday ing setback to Birchmount, Milton won Firsi the Monkeys' mun to the three of its last four round-robin championship was blocked by games - besting Annette (9-7), Birchmnount, who after mercying Guelph (18-17) and North York them 21-10 in first-round play (8-7) - to reach the final four. prevailed 11-9 in a semifinal 0 ý Robyn McColl bad the only rematch. home run of the Ontario Summer Milton held a 3-0 lead heading into the fourth inning, when Birchmount turned, the ide. Later in the day the Monkeys' bid for bronze fell short, as a'too-Iittle-too-Iate' performance ended 9-7 in favour of Games for the Monkeys - an inside- the-park shot in the initial clash with Birchmount - while she. 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