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'e, = ’ C /'TT, Delegation protests new road work on Fir and Spruce K-W Humane Society gets additional grant 1rr'iiir?itlsCec -- w may" I IlqllllllllrMlllll.P_ ”we - -- Pam Nancarrow. coordinator of the Waterloo Regional Lung Association. breaks a token cig- arette during Kick the Habit Week May 2-B. The aim of the week is Ast, help smokets control their habit through Kick the Habit kits. For a story on the stop smoking kits tum to page J. ,t,yrpttet'llllloo l,, comp . tomrsdom#iitemsthatamt" oil has "reiveiaeiordirtg toMartrBer6Etq.htthe Monday a delegation pro- testing the installation of concrete curbs and as- phalt on Fir and Spruce Bob Banyard of 24 Fir St. rejected arguments by the city's engineering staff that drainage problems on Fir St. required immediate installation of curbs and grant because of doubts ex- pressed about the efficiency and level of service it pro- vided. In the past few weeks, council's administrative committee has met with members of the K-W Hu- mane Society to air coun- cil's complaints. In a re- port tabled to council Mon- eitr-fertosagesoii cumulus policy. "We don't see any drainage problems whatso- ever ../ We think the street is in fine shape compared to others in the area." he said. - asphalt. However. city engineer. James Willis. showed pic- tures of water puddles on day the administrative committee said that the society was making im- provements in its tele- phone answering service. It would also be hiring an additional employee and adding another vehicle to its patrol fleet. Council accepted the llll'lolllrtllll -c, =fiit= qll,ltt, l _- elem condominium gamma: mMNaNetom the street to councillors that he attributed to poor street drainage. N the request of Court- eirs committee of the whole last week. Mr, Willis drew up an alternative plan for road work on the street that would reduce the cost to residents. Instead of recommendation of the ad- ministration committee that the additional $2.904 be approved for the society for 1976. Council will make up the extra money for the society with savings accrued from a consulting service cost for a railway reloca- tion study that was less than anticipated, 'ii'fhlil.il,l,)liei" ' _ ; St. road I work is deferred - k, Ontario . sVWV (i, it' f .,-- _ tit s', KIT“? "ii!),"'!!"!"?!!"!?,!)'!,'!,')',.', ot/thut,','; ie. .. at: no (.1tltitt, ‘vblmn_ " - “Mi!“ Mu" 'tt _ unmumi,.fi.mumm wumlm- my mm the edqetttgttqttattott-datirrqt. trrttttattttttr ttt mm: Mtg.amrstermittttisetmt- mtal adtiitit-tattittqt {or tt-tAartm.tireei'taetaeett ttom-tmo-at A proposal to widen William St. West between Mondale and Dunbar by seven feet was deferred by council Monday after a delegation of William St. road work. The city eugintier's pro- posal for. road work on William Street included 38 reef from ts feet. in- stalling five, foot sidewglks to mixture mt four {not walks. installing road hue. asphalt pavement and concrete curbs and replac- ing storm sewers as re? quired. This work would cost each homeowner an estimated annual cost of $4.72 per foot of street frontage. Bob Rowen. of 131 William St. West, said there was no need to widen that section of William Street by seven feet since very little traffic uses the street. He said wid- ening the street would also result in the houses on the North side of William being too close to the new side walk. As a result, the own- ers would lose their privacy and the value of the proper- ties would probably de- cline, he said. 7 paying $3.74 per foot of frontage for 10. years, the residents would pay $1.95 per foot of frontage under the second proposal. The second plan would involve the laying of a single lift binder pavement on Fir and Spruce Streets without curbs. boulevard restora- tion. sidewalk repair or surface asphalt, items included in the original proposal. A motion to defer court- cil's decision on any road work for Fir and Spruce Streets received the sup- port of councillors Mon- day, Mr. Rowen also said widening would probably increase traffic on William St. West. "We don't want Examination of Fir and Spruce Streets by council will be included in the ex- planatory tour of Wil- liam St. West. tlt')tll'h'tttlt bldEd an . , traffic to increase because children that travel to Alexandra and ' Lourdes schools." hesaid. Mt, Rpwell said the av- erage cost of the street work would be 83,000 over to years for the average property owner. - Mr. ttowelrg viewpoint drew support from Aid. are very few cars going up,“ down William Str-l really question the need do go to a 32'th width when we are, getting by on Albert St. which has heav- ier traffic with a 28 foot A motion by Aid. Carroll and Aid. Mary Jane Mew- hinney to defer a decision on the road widening until council could meet with the residents was defeated. However, councillors agreed to defer judgment on the street Widening un- til council could make an exploratory visit to view the condition of the street. City engineer. James Willis. agreedtoput up stakes along the street indicating the proposed widening ’prior to council‘s visit. A motion to proceed with the work was rejected by a recorded vote of 4-3. Those voting against pro- ceeding with the work were aldermen Carroll, 'Nrtttntil, Mewhinney and Voelker. Those voting to proceed with the work were alder- men Bauman. Kominek and Wagner. Mayor EPP, then made a motion to defer a decision on the road work until council could reach a “full consensus.“ Police Week begins May 9 More than no Ontario Provincial Police detach- ments will be open to the public during Police Week Mayo to May IS, Members of the police force will be present at the detachments to familiarize the public with the func- tion of the OPP in the com- munity. _ " Cams "