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150 Mary Street Milton, L9T 625 Hours: Monday â€" Friday: 8:30 am. to 4:30 pm. An ESR has been prepared to document the planning and decision making process. The results of the study will be available for review for 30 calendar days starting April 2, 2015 and ending May 4, 2015. It is available for review at the following locations: Town of Milton, Clerk’s Environmental Study Report (ESR) The study recommends: 0 Construct a bridge crossing of Sixteen Mile Creek east of Regional Road 25, connecting the Community Collector Road in the east and west; 0 Multi-span precast concrete 11 girder structure; 0 26 metre road allowance; Four (4) 3.35 m wide through lanes, Two (2) 1.5 metre cycle lanes; 3.0 metre sidewalk on both sides; 0 Four (4) span bridge structure, including concrete curb and gutter; - Stormwater management, to be coordinated with proposed construction, and 0 Bridge piers for crossings to meet hydraulic capacity. fisheries and stream morphology requirements. The Town of Milton has completed the Class Environmental Assessment for the proposed bridge crossing of Sixteen Mile Creek east of Regional Road 25, as shown on the key plan. This is in accordance with the Boyne Survey Secondary Plan Transportation Strategy Report. The Sixteen Mile Creek crossing connecting the Community Collector Road is completing Phases 3, 4 and 5 of the Class EA process as per the Town of Milton Transportation Strategy Report. The study identified and evaluated a variety of location and design alternatives for the proposed crossing of Sixteen Mile Creek, including cross sections, which will include pedestrian and bicycle facilities. In support of the creek crossing and road extensions, the study has included an analysis of Structural, Drainage, Geomorphology. Utilities, Archaeology, Cultural & Built Heritage, and Natural Environment components. Key Elements of the Recommended Design Boyne Survey Community Collector Road Sixteen Mile Creek Crossing Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Notice of Study Completion The Corporation :35. 6 ' 905-878-7252 0 TTY: 905-878-1657 0 1-800-418-5494 (Redwood/Guelph) Town of Milton Public Library Beaty Branch 945 Fourth Line, Milton, L9T 6P8 Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 10:00 am - 9:00 pm Friday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Mr. Bill Brooker, P. Eng. Consultant Project Manager Amec Foster Wheeler Environment 8. Infrastructure 3215 North Service Road Burlington, ON L7N 362 Phone: (905) 335-2353 Toll Freezt-866-751-2353 Fax: (905) 335-1414 Email: bill.brooker@amecfw.com Please provide written comments to Paul Cripps within the 30 day review period. If the concerns cannot be resolved. you may request that the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change make an Order for the project to comply with Part II of the Environmental Assessment Act, which addresses individual environmental assessments. The Minister must receive requests for Part II Orders, at the address below, by 4:30 pm. on May 4, 2015. Comments The Honourable Glen Murray, Minister of the Environment and Climate Change Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, 77 Wellesley Street West, 11th Floor, Toronto. Ontario M7A 2T5 A copy of the Part II Order request must also be sent to: Key Plan Mr. Paul Cripps, P. Eng. Director, Engineering Services Town of Milton 150 Mary Street Milton. ON L9T 625 Phone: (905)-878-7252 Fax: (905)-876-5029 Email: paul.cripps@milton.ca .He views the torch relay as an op- portunity to showcase his commu- nity. ”It will bring even greater exposure to our wonderful town," he said. “I think people will be impressed with our little gem along the escarpment." Presented by President’s Choice and the OLG, the Pan Am Games Torch Relay will run over 41 days and in- clude 3,000 torchbearers covering an average distance of 200 metres. Milton native Donna Coulter has been se- lected to be a Pan Am torch- bearer in the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/ Para- pan Games. Coulter was se- lected through the Ontario Lot- tery and Gaming (OLG) Corporation’s 'Pass it Ontario Program’, which gives Ontarians the opportunity to be a Pan Am torchbearer. A previous Mil- ton Citizen of the Year Award winner, Coulter said she couldn’t be more ex- cited about the opportunity. "As a breast cancer survivor, I am starting a new chapter in my life â€" what an incredible way to begin my journey," she said in a media release. The Milton Chamber of Commerce was invited by the OLG to make the torchbearer selection. Chamber President Lesley Mansfield said Coul- ter was chosen because she embod- ies the core characteristics of the torch relay â€"â€" community, celebra- tion, participation and pride. "Donna is a champion in our com- munity who signifies the spirit of a Pan Am torchbearer as a dedicated volunteer in the town of Milton over the past 60 years," she said in the re- lease. Coulter has been heavily involved with United Way Milton, the Milton District Hospital Auxiliary and count- less other community causes over the years. Coulter set to carry Pan Am Games torch Torchbearers very excited