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Queen and Duke Admis sion " doors open 7:15 p.m proceeds to Arthritis Research Tickets 743283) Horticultural Show K-W Vegetarian Association Video Night Thursday, Aug, 20 at 6:30 pm Church of the Good Shepherd I16 queen N,, admission $150 Creative sandwich fillings, tea pro- vided. Starlight Summer Youth Theatre pres- ents a musical Canada at War: The Canadians in World War II Aug 25, 27 and 28 at 8 pm, at Victoria Park Pavilion, Doors open 7:30 p.m. Tickets ts adult. $4 children under 12 available at YWCA in Frederick. or at the door Profits to charity through the Core Area Ministry Group. 743, 7195. Starlight Summer Theatre Waterloo Horticultural Society annual Flower and Vegetable show at Conestoga Mall Aug 21-22, Come vietn the various prize-winning competitions Vegetarian Video Night BULLETIN BOARD Att"ctt'ye,c,i.aie2'! - box of 6 5 reg. 6.25 Made from the finest Belgian chocolate Exclusively at Yum Yum Creations 4 Em St. E., WW 884-0114 “Zea/W. t7rg;7s ,ewttrec-tt,tttamf-tcooes win! Center Inc 1“...” “I 1agMtnqtqr “not _ HMI otters a (tumble no.9 of - -- Custom Han me, Han hampkm. analc Coosuilahom, Repatrs, aho grown, tor natorat' T"' HM. n (onhdonlu so no our u. know nah“ you Id! them yourself In” I!!! 4V4 An “Mound butttt ot Imooto scion -- -- 7 7 7 7 7 7 (1/ This week's indulgence Raspberry Cream You choose the hair ... We do the rest! [HEB] Waterloo City Council has recently approved two new policies related to private sewer oonnecdona. Both procedures. Clearing Sewer Lateral Blockage: and Sewer Lateral Repair/Replace- ment are governed by By-Law 81-118 which regulates the maintenance ot the connection as outlined in the following excerpt from that By-Law. _ T. " Subject to Section 7(2), the Owner od a building shall keep in good repair and be responsible for the maintenance and repair of the sanitary sewer connection or storm sewer connection between the building line and the main sewer on the street, easement or City property. The Owner shall be responsible for blockages cased by objects and any other matter or liquid placed in the sewer connection by occupants or users of the sewer connection. 2) Where the sanitary sewer connection or storm sewer connection blockage is caused by tree roots, and the tree is located on City property, then the City is liable for any costs involved in clearing such blockage. Where a tree is located on private property and causes the blockage of a sanitary sewer connection or storm sewer connection. then the Owner is liable for any costs involved in clearing such blockage. The City shall be the sole judge of the location and cause of the blockage. 3) Upon failure of the Owner to repair and/or unclog the sanitary sewer connection or storm sewer connection as required by this By-Law, the sanitary sewer connection or storm sewer connection may be repaired or unclogged by the City at the Owner's expense and the cost may be recovered in a like manner as municipal taxes. 8. Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this By-Law is guilty of an offence and is liable, on summary conviction, to a fine of not more than One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars (exclusive of costs) recoverable under The Provincial Offenses Act, l979. The policies further explain the services provided and costs assessed as stated below: I) The City will attempt to clear a blockage during normal REGULATIONS FOR SWIMMING POOLS & POOL ENCLOSURES working" hours at no cost to the property owner. 2) If the connection has failed (i.e. broken or collapsed) and it becomes necessary to excavate to repair or replace the connection, the City will bear all costs associated with the section from the main sewer to the street line unless the failure has been caused by the user through carelessness or neglect. 3) The property owner is responsible for the section from the street line to the building and shall undertake and pay all costs for repair or replacement. 4) Where bituminous fibre pipe was installed by the City orynder the direction of the City, replacement will be undertaken and paid for by the City from the main sewer to the building as re- quired. 5) Regardless of the causes of the blockage. if the work is done at the request of the property owner at anytime other than normal working hours, a flat rate of $100.00 will be charged. (This is approximately one half of the cost of the callout). Copies of these policies are available from the City's Engineering Division at the new City Hail, 100 Regina Street South. The approaching summer months will generate swimming pool construction activity and we are providing you with some general information which applies to all types of swimming pools, Before deciding on a location for your pool, you must be aware that the pool must be located in the side or rear yard at a minimum distance of .6m (2 feet) from the side and rear lot line. If you live on a corner lot, please contact City Hall first. During construction temporary fencing (i.e. snow fencings should be provided to protect from open excavation or empty pool). An adequate enclosure 5' (five feet) minimum in height must be erected and maintained around the pool or yard. All gates have to be fitted with locks. A Building Permit is required for all types of pools and when applying for such, a drawing showing the location, the approximate water gallonage and an estimated construction cost must be submitted. Permit fee is based on 35.00 per thousand dollars of construction cost. For information contact the Building Division at City Hall at ”1550 or in person, 3rd floor. City Hall. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. Monday to Friday. V LOCATION: DATES FALL & WINTER MINOR SPORTS REGISTRATION IN WATERLOO September mu: & tttth ONLY - 10:00 mm. to " pm. Westmoum Place Michal). Ontario SEWER CONNECTION POLICY CITY OF WATERLOO pm. Guest: Edward C. Appleyard _ Dept. of Earth Se_es-Uttiver%ty of Waterloo Slide Preaegttatioer. “Car-Who”: Geology-A book at Southwest Scenery. t. sum BINGO & LEIONADE: Monday. Aug. M, 1m. 2 p.m. Cost: 81.” s. ARC TRAVEL Phone 519-le PLEASE NOTE: 1. ALL PLAYERS MUST TRY OUT IN THEIR PROPER The following are the present TRY-OUT times TEAM Novice Minor Atom Minor Peewee Major Atom Major Peewee Minor Bantam Major Bantam Major Midget Minor Midget PROGRAMS FOR, SENIOR ADULTS Adult Ramadan Cam. "' King St. s., Waterloo, 510-10”. IEAF'IIDAYAF 2a. ICE TIME up to September 12th has been allocated and will be available from the individual Coaching Staffs. 2b. It is hoped that ALL FIRST TEAMS will be selected by this date. 3. SECOND TEAM Ice time will start on Sept. 13th. Exact Sept. 8 Toronto Harbour Boat Cruise & tour of Sunrise Bone China Factory & Shop. Sept. 19 Western Fair. London _ view the evening show by Al Hirt, while dining in the "Top of the Fair" Clubhouse. Sept. 24-25, Cost $130.00 for an all inclusive trip to the Westwind Resort at Buckhorn, in the Peterborough area Dee. 3. Im-Jal. t, 188. A Special New Year's Party for Seniors. 3 Days _ 2 Nights in Toronto at the Royal York - including "The Nutcracker" at The O'Keere. PREatEiNTREMENT PLANNING - “INVEST THE BEST“ A nine week course includes such topic areas as: special aspects of retirement, finances, legal issues, health. housing, relationships. aging relatives, leisure time. post retirement employment. Fee: $25/person $40/coupk. Day & Time: Thursdays 7:30 p.m.-9: 30 p.m., beginning Sept. 17/87. To register call: 57SHOZO, times will be advertised well in advance AGE CATEGORY before any movement will be cortsid- CONCORD" BAND Sunday. August 16th - T: Ito p.m. Centennial Bandshell WATERLOO MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ALLSTAR TRYOUTS tNt-ttttmr BtAtRMATttttt DOC-1|” YEAR OF BIRTH vaCahoN TOURS 1978 1977 1975 I976 1974 1973 I972 1971 I970 ikLisidd - Waterloo Park FREE SUMMER CONCERT DAY HIPS featuring the P. My. 4m! ti, m1. , av. want 10. my Aug. 30 Aug. 31 Aug. 29 Aug. 30 Sep. 2 Aug. 29 Aug. 30 Aug. 31 Aug. 29 Aug. 30 Sep. 1 Aug. 30 Sep. I Sep. 4 Aug. 29 Aug. 31 Sep. 4 Aug. 30 Sep. 2 Sep. 3 Aug. 30 - Sep. I Sep. 3 Aug. Sep. 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