Al6 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, November 10, 2006 FOR MAYOR OF MILTON A vote for VOLPE is a WIN FOR MILTON! TO CONTACT AL VOLPE Email: volpe4mayor@yahoo.ca Telephone: 905-864-1835 AL VOLPE FOR MAYOR OF MILTON One Billion Dollars worth of homes have been built and sold in Milton within the past three years. Ail Milton has to show for this development is Millions of Dollars of accumulative debt that must be payed by you, the Milton Tax Payer, In addition, our infrastructure, roads, services, hospital and schools are no where close to meeting the needs of our growing and aging population. The Town of Milton borrowed millions of dollars from one developer in 2006 - the terms and conditions of the loan covenant have never been mode openly public. I believe in the future, Milton could very well find itself in a compromised position as a result of this agreement, Three or four years from now, the major developers will move on to greener pastures and the people of Milton will be left with inadequate services and a legacy of debt. On November 13th, ail Miltonian's should stand up at the ballot box and state, "We will no longer subsidize developers!". Now is the time to vote for change, to better the status quo. Our future is in our hands. On November 13th, together, we can create a Milton that is built in the best interest of our children and grandchildren, A Milton that will not be bulldozed by developers or hoodwinked by higher levels of government. A vote for Al Volpe is a vote to change Milton. THE CURRENT ISSUES * Growth Momentum - It is imperafive to manage density levels, types of development and locations. * A Flatout "NO!" - To the Pristine Power proposal at Main St, and 5th Line - as the wind blows, my preference would be the 9th Line * Downtown Core - The creation of greenspace and a reduction of redevelopment charges. Affordable Housing - A "Geared for Energy From Waste - Emissions should concern us ail. * Clean air and water for future generations, Rare car worth $200G stolen from Blue Une Police are investigating the theft of a $200,000 Aston Martin car. The luxury vehicle - a company car - was parked at Blue Line Distribution on L-awson Road and stolen sometime between 7:30 a.m. Monday and 7 a.m. Tuesday. The car is a black, two door, 2003 V12 Vanquish bearing a personalized licence plate, 'BiULINE. "It didn't have all the souped up (clements) James Bond had on his," said Det. Sgt. Peter Hodgson, chuck- ling. When it was purchased in 2003, it was the only model of that year in Canada. Hodgson said when luxury cars are swiped, they often find their way over- seas; they'd attract too much attention if they were driven in Canada. It was probably targeted for the overseas market," Hodgson said. Anyone with information is asked to call Halton Regional Police at (905) 825-4777, ext. 2405 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Man faces drug charges A Milton man was arrested last Friday and charged with trafficking drugs. The arrest took place at about 5 p.m. by drug unit officers a short distance from the mans house, police said. Later that night, at 10 p.m., police searched a home for drugs and seized five grams of crack cocaine. Police began investigating a mati in October who was suspected of traffick- ing crack cocaine from his residence. A 32-year-old Main Street West resi- dent bas been charged with breach of an undertaking, trafficking of a con- trolled substance and two counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking. Anyone with information is asked to call Haliton Regional Police at (905) 825-4777 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-TIPS (8477). * Communication -With developers to benefit Milton's future. * An Institute of Higher Learning - In Milton for our youth. * Tax Rates - Will be kept within the rate of inflation, * Public Transportation - Miltonians must have convenient access throughout Halton Region. Truck Traffic and 18 wheelers off Lobby - Higher levels of government proactively in the interest of Milton. VISION - INTEGRITY - COMPASSION E*L*E*C*T V *-*L*P*E