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King l'aving and Matenials Ciompany wiill be completing the work, wbîcb is cxpcsed to wrap up hy ncxs junc. GO lights dimming Arca residents wbo are conccrnied about tbe bright ligbsing ait the GO Transit train yard in tbe ~j] Main StrccslEiltb i me area sbould soon sec some Staff reportcd ro council thal GO will bc redi- reeting its lighting [rom a 60-degree angle to a 45- degrec angle and inssalling shicîds on six of its ligbi poles so deflcs the glare that resîdents peti- tioned the Town and GO about last month. The shîelds have heen ordcrcd and should arrive shortly. 1 Dome at Council approvcd a motion dsrcctîng staff to 5.8451646continue monitoring the lîghting situation and ext. 141 report hack 10 councîl wben the aloremcntîoncd eXL 141 work bias been complcoed by GO. Fairground parking budget up lyford.ca An extra $38,000 bas heen allotted by council gto complete work on a temporary Town parking lot ait tbc Milton Fair Grounds. 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Fer virus,3030 000033330 033,3330333303303 303333330 tu poneb .l 3atDaet aci foI0ael oiy nhlVn lqat e p peir.aa th sonsors, ad plut a Wtin 4 hers u cri 0ntaant do 3ihtaiR igi tdir3sI cierta u eigI00 0 vii d<ywn to make room'for it. While $75,000 has already been approved by council to Icase the site and get the lot ready, staff bas found more money is needed. The extra funds will be used to remove topsoil, ensure a drainage problemi is properly corrected, instaîl fencing, landscaping and curb stones and relocate a light. Youth centre movi ahead New Life Pentecostal Churchs plans toi build a new children and youth activity centre took another ssep forward this week. Council agreed to, remove a holding provision [rom its Thompson Road propersy to permit con- struction of the new building. New Life Pastor Dan Rogge thanked council and staff for considening the issue, noting the prij ct will be a 'very ambstious endeavour for the church. Potential Fourth Line upgrades Improvements to a rough streteh of Fourth Line in Nassagawcya, south of No. 15 Sideroad may finally bc made ncxs year now that counicil is recommcndsng the work for 2008 budget deliber- ations. A motion to that effeet was passed after Wards 1 and 3 Couneillor Barry Lee pusbed for the proj- cl to be recommendcd for the upcomsng budget, not sîmply considercd.a "It's been considercd for years and gone nowhere,' hie said. 1 don't want to sec thîs one gct away on us again. Fellow rural councillors Jan Mowhray and Cindy Lunau sbared similar sentiments and voiced their support for the motion. The work is expected to cost roughly $1.7 mil- lion. mm Enter Contest for a chance to