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"NEW HOLLAND Farm - Industrial - Lawn & Garden Sales & Service 7-312 Year-long study is complete, and will be brought before local councillors Trans Canada Trail Plan to be presented before Uxbridge council April 10 The Uxbridge Trail Committee has released its Township of Uxbridge Trans Canada Trail Plan. The plan is the culmi- nation of a year of work by a committee consisting of 16 people representing all types of trail users, includ- ing the Uxbridge Conservation Association, the Oak Ridges Trail Association, the Uxbridge Horsemen's Association, the Uxbridge Cycling Club and the Heart of Ontario Snowmobile Club. The committee looked at a variety of route possi- bilities, and has selected an-interim route which will be in place by late August, when the trans-Canada Durham relay will pass through "Uxbridge. The relay will see 5,000 carriers bring water from the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans along the trail routes to the Trans Canada Fountain in Ottawa. The plan will be pre- sented to Uxbridge council April 10. The report of the committee is available for public review at the Uxbridge Public Library, and the Uxbridge Township Office. "The trail will be a tremendous amenity for Uxbridge, both as a recre- - ation asset and a tourist attraction," said Dave Martin of the Uxbridge Conservation Association. e 3M Scotchguard e Broadloom e Upholstery Steam Cleaning , | ose Rugs 985-8552: AS ge 852-6711 "Identification of this interim route is just the first step; the route will be modified and improved with time. We hope that this will inspire the cre- ation of additional trails in Uxbridge Township and promote more conserva- tion of natural areas." The Uxbridge section of the Trans Canada Trail will be about 20 km long. The trail enters the township from the northeast via the abandoned railway right- of-way from Lindsay and Peterborough. Before reaching Main St, the trail will turn south along the top of bank of the Uxbridge Creek valley and through a future neighbourhood park to connect with Second Avenue. The route then follows Dominion St. west until it crosses Main. It then swings briefly south to con- nect with King St., then west along King to Spruce Street where it turns south along Spruce and then Oven Ready Lemon Pepp Sole Fillets er Whole sole fillets, with a seasoned lemon pepper breadcrumb topping. 680g Thaw n'Serve Carrot 9% Oven Ready @@» Seasoned Boneless Marinated Chicken Breasts @p nr or Oven Ready J 99 Chicken Breasts 136kg NEW Chicken Caesar 3lb Chicken California ® Chicken Cordon Swiss Port Perry Store 1874 Scugog St., Port Perry « 985-1202 Every Tuesday i SYN LOL SN DIAN § DISCOUNT a --..,L--_-e Church St. The trail crosses Toronto St. into Centennial Park to the Trans Canada Pavilion. It exits the park south along Pond St., then east along Mill St. The trail then turns south along Water St., where it enters Elgin Park. After passing through the park, it turns south and exits urban area along Main St. to Brookdale Rd. The. trail follows Brookdale Road east and then south to Foxfire Estate. The trail then con- tinues south a short dis- tance along an unopened road allowance until it reaches Concession Road 8. It follows this quiet unpaved road south until it turns west onto Reid Rd. The trail takes Reid Rd. west for one concession and then turns south again onto the shoulder of the 7th-Concession. It follows along the 7th for a short distance where it crosses Regional Rd. 21. The trail then follows the east shoul- der of the 7th Concession to the Durham Regional Forest. It then winds east and south through the for- est until it connects with the Oak Ridges Trail Association (ORTA) trail. For more information, the public can also contact the committee members noted below. a Tom Blyth, Uxbridge Cycling Club Tel: 852-5422 E --m a i | tom.blyth@owenscoming.c om a Robin John, President, Uxbridge Horsemen's Association Tel: 852-5014 E-mail: trjohn@inter- hop.net 0 Lyn Lewis Tel: 905-852-6106 E-mail: llewis@inter- hop.net a Dave Martin, Uxbridge Conservation Association Tel: 852-3044 E - m a i | nucaware@web.net Q Ingrid Svelnis, Parks & Recreation Director, Uxbridge Township Tel: 852-9181 X 215 E - m a i | : uxbridgetwp@interhop.net @ The Uxbridge Conservation Association PO. Box 1722 Uxbridge, Ontario L9P IN8 Tel/fax: 905-852-3044 E - m a i | nucaware@web.net TT TT TIVE Tg OW a ow.