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Please contact either of the following ifyou are unable to attend the PIC or wish to obtain more information on the study: Mr. Bill Garibaldi, CET Mr, Tim Zavitsky, P, Eng, Project Manager Assistant Regional Manager City of Waterloo Earth Tech Canada Inc 265 Lexington Court ',502-101 Frederick Street Waterloo, Ontario Kitchener. Ontario N2J 4A8 N2H 6R2 Telephone 1519) 747-8605 Iblephone (519) 570-3026 _ Email bgaribaldWKity waterloo on ca Date: September 27th, 2000 Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Location: City Hall - Council Chambers, 3rd Floor 100 Regina Street Following the PIC, alternatives will be investigated for addressing the current and future needs ofthe system, This information will be presented at a second PIC to be held at a later date. The public will be notified of the second PIC at the appropriate time through a similar notice The City of Waterloo, through their consultant Earth Tech Canada Inc. has initiated a study to develop a long-range Master Plan for upgrading and expanding the City's sanitary sewage system. The study is being carried out in accordance with the requirements of the Class EA for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects. The current and future needs of the system are presently being defined and input on the study is being invited at this time. Input received will be taken into consideration during the course of the study in defining the current and future needs, identifying and evaluating alternatives, and selecting the preferred alternative. A Public Information Centre (PICI will be held to display the preliminary findings to date for the public's review and comment as follows: THE CITY OF ['i','"ii',iT',rrd Waterloo The City of Waterloo posts the overnight parking restriction, as well as the parking limit of three consecutive hours on all city streets unless otherwise posted, at the city limits. The City of Waterloo, began year-round enforcement of the overnight parking restriction April 1, 2000, Under the City of Waterloo 'IYaffie By-law #83-19, parking is not permitted on any city street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.mr seven days a week. Every household within the City of Waterloo will be allowed a maximum of nine (9) exemptions per year. These exemptions will be permitted for visitors and/or extenuating circumstances that do not permit household vehicle(sl from parking in the residential driveway. The City, upon confirming there is road maintenance required in the area or if snow removal is necessary, may deny exemptions. All households must register any vehicle that will be parked on the City street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. Tickets issued as a result of failing to register a vehicle will not be cancelled, CITY WIDE SANITARY SEWAGE STUDY UPDATE AND CLASS EA MASTER PLAN NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT Rest (519) 886-5788 NO OVERNIGHT PARKING ents mu: . I'VI'IH ___-a _ _u c_irg " - - Q‘ -- st call 74 L-tgilift Email ttrn zavitaky%rarthtech ca grior Ist (519) 570-3379 COMMUNITY INFORMATION 886-1550 Ii I-l VOLUNTEERS NEEDED V] The following positions are open on the WMHA Board of Directors Dir of Rec. Hockey - Senior Division The following convenor positions are open in the Rec, League Minor Atom Atom CPlease 10m our team of dedicated volunteers by calling WMHA office lit 725-1434 I WATERLOO MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION , A conviction under this by-law can result in a set fine of $105.00 plus $2000 victim surcharge fine for each offence. Inquiries and complaints should be directed to the By-law Enforcement Department at 747-8714. buildings and structures Lot maintenance standards were established for the safety and visual condition of yards (excluding buildings) and vacant lands, Up to 24 hours per week, evenings, weekends and some holidays based on program requirements from October 30, 2000 to March 30, 2001. The base rate for this position is $6.85-$7.25. Completion of training and first aid certificate moves this position to $7.25-$7.65. If interested please submit a cover letter and resume quoting file it 00-72 no later than September 29, 2000 to the attention of Jodi Dietrich, Human Resources, City of Waterloo, 100 Regina Street s., Waterloo, N2J 4A8. HOURS/SALARY The City of Waterloo is looking for seasonal part-time persons for Track Program/Operations Associates to work with Recreation & Leisure Services, Program/Community Development Services at the Waterloo Recreation Complex. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: I Co-ordinates and supervises the traffic flow of activity to ensure safety of all participants. . Monitors payment of participants. 0 Records and maintains appropriate track club attendance. . Provides customer service Le. respons to customer issues and provides information. . Maintains cleanliness of track level amenities Le. washrooms, stands, stairways, concessions. I Performs other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: We are an equal opportunity employer. We would like to thank all applicants for your interst, however only thos selected for an interview will be contacted. The Corporation of the C ity of Waterloo is an innovative and creative organization committed to anticipating and satisfying the needs of our customers. To do this, we foster a highly skilled and valued team environment based on participative, visionary leadership, personal growth. empowerment and open channels of communication. Grade 12 or equivalent combination of education and experience, preferably in a public service environment. Minimum 1 year experience in a public service environment. Excellent interpersonal/communication skills to deal effectively with internal and external customers. Strong team player. Ability to work independently and make timely decisions in the absence of supervision. Basic first aid. CITY OF WATERLOO LOT MAINTENANCE BY-LAW #89-1 37 ATTENTION: STUDENTS!! LOOKING FOR A PART-TIME JOB!! www.city.waterloo.on.ca 500 Parkside Drive Waterloo, Ontario N2L 5J4 Telephone 725-1434 Fax 725-0387 E-mail wmhatihroldenmet www.waterloohockeyomca Yard maintenance includes the removal of rubbish, garbage, litter and debris, excessive growth of grass, weeds and bushes, damaged or decaying trees, bushes and brush which pose a safety hazard to pedestrians and motorists, wreched, dismantled, unlicensed or inoperative vehicles, trailers, machinery and appliances, dilapidated or collapsed