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www.insidehaliton.com | MILTON CANADIAN CHAMPION | Thursday, September 29, 2016 | 14 905â€"878â€"7252 1â€"800â€"418â€"5494 (Rockwood/Guelph) Notice of Public Information Centre #2 Bronte Street: Class Environmental Assessment Study The Town of Milton is carrying out a Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) Study for the improvements of Bronte Street between Main Street and Steeles Avenue. The Class EA Study is being undertaken in accordance with Schedule ‘C‘ of the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process (2000, as amended in 2007, 2011 and 2015), which is approved under the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act. The study area is shown on the key plan. Bronte Street between Main Street and Steeles Avenue is an existing twoâ€"lane roadway with an atâ€"grade crossing with CP Rail, as well as a crossing of the Sixteen Mile Creek. The Class EA Study evaluates the need and feasibility for roadway improvements and the need and feasibility for a grade separation at Bronte Street / CP rail crossing. The first Public Information Centre was held on December 3, 2009 to review the existing conditions, issues being addressed and alternative solutions for the proposed improvements on Bronte Street. Subsequently, the project team carried out extensive technical work, developed the design alternatives, carried out an analysis and evaluation of the design alternatives, and identified the technically preferred design alternative for Bronte Street. it is proposed that Bronte Road will be reconstructed with one lane in each direction and the addition of a centre turn lane, the alignment will be improved, and there will be provision for active transportation (sidewalk and multiâ€"use path). A second Public Information Centre has been arranged to review and receive input from members of the public on the technically preferred alternative: Tuesday, October 4, 2016 6:30 pm â€" 8:30 pm Hugh Foster Hall, 141 King Street, Milton If you cannot attend and would like to provide comments, please forward them to the Town of Milton or the Consultant Project Manager as noted below: Alan D‘Souza, P.Eng. Katherine Jim, P.Eng. Coordinator, Infrastructure Project Manager, MMM Group Town of Milton 2655 North Sheridan Way, Suite 300 150 Mary Street, Milton, ON L9T 6Z5 Mississauga, ON LSK 2P8 905â€"878â€"7252 ext. 2510 905â€"823â€"8500 alan.dsouza@milton.ca jimk@mmm.ca STUDY AREA Bronte Street Class EA Legend Streams â€"â€"+â€" Raitway Euy â€"~ Urban Area Open Space 1 ,, Study Area $A [ Karen Chambers, executive director of the Bob Rumball Associations for the Deaf, accepts a plaque from Halton MPP Indira Naidooâ€"Harris, left, and Ontario Trillium Foundation volunteer Mark Emâ€" manuel, while the nonâ€"profit organization‘s clients look on. Catherine O‘Hara /Canadian Champion Garden cultivates community By Catherine O‘Hara | organization received a $60,400 Ontario Trilâ€" CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF | lium Foundation grant to help grow its theraâ€" peutic garden project from a few plots to an Seed funding for the creation of a therapeutic | expansive oasis that boasts a bountiful array garden at the Bob Rumball Associations for | of fruits, vegetables and herbs. Last Friday, it the Deaf has blossomed into a community iniâ€" | was unveiled at a grant recognition event atâ€" tiative that fosters inclusivity and helps break | tended by Halton MPP Indira Naidooâ€"Harris, social isolation. | Associate Minister of Education (Early Years Earlier this year, the Miltonâ€"based nonâ€"profit ! and Child Care), and Mark Emmanuel, a G® u)c en uesnt ie on Cooking A for one is a ' lot of work. Now |can easily order balanced meals with free delivery! Get délicious, frozen meals, soups and desserts delivered directly to your home. Request your FREE Menu Catalogue Today! 1â€"844â€"409â€"0050 Heart ToHomeMeals.ca HEART 1()(6) Free Delivery*. No Oblfiatlon. HOME ME A[_;S Delicious Choices. DELJCIOUS MEALS MADE FOR SENIORS