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NEWS More informabon to be avaîlable after meebng with ON *Reynolds said Town staff will attend a meeting being organizèd by ONSS in mid- April to discuss plans going forward. "We're supposed to understand after their detailed review if they can mitigate the schedule, how they're going to do that and what the actual date might be,' she said. In recent weeks and months, the roof on the velodrome has been inUjadand exte&- rior parieting has started toEî put up. 10 was notified that "roofing activities" and the pouring of concrete on the ground floor were the two areas mainly impacted. Reynolds said construction crews had been working overtime to get back on schedule. 'They have been working extra shifts and some weekend shifts - we expect that will continue," she said. Based on the design, build and finance agreement between 10 and ONSS it would be the contractor who would assume any additional costs associated with meeting the project's milestones. A separate crew will also be brought in to con struct the track itself, and "the building hasto be to a certain point of readiness for that to happen," Reynolds said. The original anticipated opening of the velodrome was scheduled for late August, with the National Track Cycling Champion- ships in mid-October acting as an official test event for the Games. Cycling Canada has been made aware of the delays and the potential impact on the event. Reynolds said more would be known about any impact on the competition after the meeting with ONSS. %ss o 1I think the discussion wiII have to be be-. tween Toronto 2015 and Cycling Canada as they're co-hosting this test event and what ro o) the options would be," Reynolds said. ' The ONSS team is comprised of Bouygues Building Canada Inc., Kenaidian Contract- ing Ltd., Cannon Design, Faulkner Browns Architects and Arup.o iMichael Gregory con be reached at mgreg- ory@mitoncanadianchampion.com or on Twitter @mîltonre porter.z f ~l Refreshments provided for volunteers Y0FGLPPUICNIC f»Shifts will be anywhere from eight to 12 hours, to upward of 12 hours depending on the competition schedule at the venue, McK- enzie said. «We provide food and refreshments for ail of our volunteers while they're on shift," he said. "They also get access to public transportation with their accreditation!' A test event for the Games is scheduled for October, as the velodrome will play host to the Canadian National Track Cycling Champi- onships. The application form asks prospective volun- *teers to indicate their interest in helping. out at this event, or others planned at other ven- ues ahead of the Games. "What we would like to do in an ideal situa- tion is if someone is going to be volunteering in the velodrome at Games time, having them connected to that test event makes a lot of sense because they can get used to that en- vironment and to that role, and we can make sure it s an appropriate fit." McKenzie said. 1Michael Gregory can be reached at mgregory@ miltoncanadianchampion.comn or on Twitter @ miltonreporter. Nitow Opo Corne See Our Fresh New Look in Milton! 900 Steeles Avenue E. (at Thompson Rd. N.) -Television & Fireplace area - New Theatre Baking Comfortable booth seating & community table -Patio seating comning this summeri Uty ot Guelph wvater Supply Master Plan Update/Class Environmental Assessment Community Open House #2 The City of Guelph is updating its Council- approvedi Water Supply Master Plan ta define where and how we wiIl continue ta access a safe and sustainable supply of water-for residential, industrial, commercial and institutional use-over the next 25 years. Reviewing aur existing water supply system is an oppartunity for community discussion about how best.to manage this vital supply s0 that we continue ta meet the needs of the City and the local environment, and provide the high level of service Guelph residents have came ta expect. Today, aur existing water supply fulfilîs the City's commitment ta provide a safe and reliable supply of water. Our updated Master Plan wîll provide short-term, mid-term and long-term water supply options ta meet Guelphs predîcted demand for water in the future. Our review is following the requirements of a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA). When we are flnished-after aur Water Supply Master Plan Update is reviewed by the Guelph community and approved by Councîl we will have identified constraints and oppurtunities related ta aur existing water supply system. The input provided at this community open house will help the team evaluate alternatives with the objective of developing the preferred water supply alternatives and implementation strategy. You're invited to attend You're invited ta drap into the second Cammunity Open House al any time oetwveen 6-8:30 p.m. ta learn more about the Water Supply Master Plan update, and ta speak ta project staff, ask questions and provide camments. A short presentation will begin at 7 p.m. ta provide an overview of the progress ta date, and will be fol lowed by a formai1 question and answer session. Tuesday, April 29 6-8:30 p.m. Formai presentation at 7 p.m. Council Chambers City Hall 1 Carden Street To find out more about the project, visît guelph.ca/water and follow the Water Supply Master Plan link, or contact. Dave Belanger Water Supply Program Manager City of Guelph T 519-822-1260 x 2186 E dave.belanger@guelph.ca Patty Quackenbush Senior Project Manager AECOM T 519-650-8691 E patty.quackenbush@aecom.com .1 Gu ù ê' il ýh ,,...pn, Making a Difference