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FROM 0.1 KM SOUTH OF LANCASTER STREET T0 0.4 KM NORTH OF and 24, (we, the ‘lNatefloo held Cresswe" assisted on REGIONAL ROAD 15 “<le STREET) Waterloo Mountain them off and won 5-3. the goal. Wolves Goals for Waterloo PeeweeWotveupllt H|GHWAY 7 l 85 (G.W.P. 3110-09“) Brayden Shomphe were scored by Eskens ova-weekend FROM KRUG STREET NORTHERLY T0 0.1 KM SOUTH OF earned both shutouts with two. Dominic The Waterloo LANCASTER STREET Ice Wolves goal Hemphill, Jasper Wolves split their two scorers against Hamil- Peterson, and Luke weekend games. THE STUDY ton were Ryan McGe- Ronson. Assisting In their first game The Ministry at W (MTG) is undertaking a Detail Design and Class Environmental Assessment Study own, Callahan Reesor. were Justin against Georgetown. for pavement resurfacing and bridge rehabilitations on Highway 85 and Highway 7 / 85 within the Cities of Waterloo Samuel Van Wyck and latontaine. Owen Par- Waterloo's Michael and Kitchener in the Region of Waterloo (see key plan). The purpose of the study is to review and develop strategies Ryan Hanson. Assists sons and Connor Digravio opened the ' for the work within the study limits. The study has been divided into two protects: went to Cooper Way Thomas with three. scoring in a 3-2 victo- - ' _ _ 68 89 000: ~ 4 f and Kyle Maloney. Goalie Marshall ry when he dove and 3:15:51; 85 from Olafmuflzgglg gt ¢0~ Way led the way Nicholls was solid in swiped the puck up Lancaster Street northerly to Q4 km f ) ,/’ ' \ E} “a“ with two goals against net for both wins. and over the outâ€" north of Waterloo Regional Road 15 . ,, ‘r ». the Mountain Wolves. loeWoIveeearnatie stretched goalie. Xan- (King Street). which includes: \ \E} I.“ “we“ ’ . assist: wientctouEtzian 4 finallfltdmr der Bostot?‘ earr;led the .. . . 1 , ‘ . ep itc , a a an e ce 0 ves assist on ego . ' gitfiéwsaf'm Of 8 bridges and \\ \ \\/\tj°dfl‘n'flf \\ /"p- ' X) Reesor. Ryan Hanson played host to the G e o r g e t o w n . Drainage improvements; \ \ \ mm r‘ ’ and Trevor Caldwell. Kitchener Red evened the score on a . illumination improvements; and .' \ i ~ .‘ i Mmmtaanolveewln Rangers and came out short -handed goal, . Overhead signs and traffic \\ a 5 ' s “ 1 l two in Burlington with a 22 tie in a hard but it did not last long counting loops / stations. ‘5 \\ 1. ) The 1 Waterloo fought battle between as Nathan Wiersma GWP 311 Resurfaci of ”more 1 \\ , . "n Mountain Wolves thetwonvals. gave the Wolves the Hi hwa 70/ 085“ 0060,“ mg greet MM". . / of \ 1/ . hunt" novtce MD team Kitchener opened lead again as he hat- 9 y rout-main ‘ ' \ g ‘- m played two games in the soaring in the first tied for the rebound northerlytoO.1kmsoutholLancaster h, n ‘ ; “mu-n B l' h' k . d b h d b . d h k Street. which includes: .‘ f , \ » 1 s ur ington t is wee , peno as at teams an _une t e puc 1 1 1 . _. / ~ A\_ 1 u“. wrnnmg them both. had plenty of scoring from just outstde the ° Rehabilitation Of 7 bridges 60d a ,/ E /_, A. ~ . They won against a chances to break the crease. Devan Stemm- . 1 GUN“; and " “~ )'\" ' /‘/ tron B rl' ton wid n l r edth ' t l . Trafli ntin l / t ti ns. FE .( l \ t a’@' 5 g u . mg game e 9” ' e ear" ”55's" c cou 9 oops s a 9 m ‘ > 3. u‘ ,./¢$ Bulldogs White team Solid goaltendrng by Both Waterloo 1 A Public Information Centre (PIC) will 5 " Q 1 ' . 4.ng 4-2 to open the week Peter Waywell and goalies. Samuel Fen- i be held later in the study to present ”Tm“ /w " golf/f; r K 1° end. Goals for Water- Zack Jansen kept the ton and Matthew strategies for the resurfacing of m _,/' “M (V . M“ ' \, loo were scored by Ice Wolves in the Chan. made key saves ‘ Highway 85 and Highway 7 / 85. as ° mam _/ ,/ «it» \\ ’ Owen Parsons. Jasper game until Owen Fen- to preserve the lead. well as the anticipated environmental /.f WW fix s" Peterson, Luke Ron- ton found some room Waterloo kept the "003015 and proposed mitigation (v/"‘” [m ’ B son, and Connor in the slot and roofed pressure on and were measures. NOl'CGS DfOV'qlnt-l the time I) B Thomas. Assists were the puck past the rewarded when and location °l the ”C W'" be placed from lack Eskens, with Ranger goalie to tie Stemmler shot the '“ local newspapers. two, Jasper Peterson. the game. Reese Stan~ puck in from a bad THE PROCESS Connor Thomas. and icy and Liam Read angle. The Wolves lost This study is subject to the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act and is being initiated as a Group “B" proiect under Preston Young. . earned the assrst 0" their next game 3'1 to the Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) for Provmcial Transportation Facilities (2000). Upon completion of The Mountain the goal. (.hedoke. the study, a Transportation Envrronmental Study Report (T ESR) will be prepared and filed for a 30-day public review period. Newspaper notices will be published at that time to explain the review process and identify the locations where .. ’ the TESR is available for viewing. 1 , , NOTE: It the screening process indicates that the protects Will not result in any Significant adverse environmental W'Mz M, fl fl effects. than these projects may be “stepped down“ to a Group “C" project. A notice Will be issued and I‘ , ‘ 1 . j a revrew period provided if this deClSlon is conSidered, “m“w by . MW 1 % COMMENTS _ if. X at l it you wrsh to obtain additional information or provide comments, or if you would like to be added to the study’s , - ~ we .. E ma'l'"9 “5“ please contact: ‘ Custom OllliflllCR ‘ Ankle Knee Bruce's Mr. Den Green, P. Eng. Mr. Scott Howard Mr. Greg Moore, 8.5.8. Arch Heel Ankh" ptiili | Consonant Project Manager Senior Project Manager Consultant Environmental Planner Flat a.” HM”. AM he“ pm, On :llr| McCormick Rankin Corporation Ministry of Transportation Ecoplane Limited , l 72 Victoria Street South 6595xgtor Road 2655North Sheridan Way Pilot n Vitamin [itrniimu ”mu-”t 1 Kitchener, ON N26 4Y9 London. ON N651L3 Mississauga. ON LSK 2P8 “All ”which" ”Hm ll will “Mi m“ . tel: 519-741-1434 ext. 2234 tel: 519-873-4588 tel: 005-823-4968 ext. 13m may». 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