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All incentives applied. **48â€"month purchase option lease. $3300 tradeâ€"in or equivelent cash down plus first month, refundable security deposit and all taxes, license. (Continued from page 1) Oakville 121 sns ». 827â€"14242 "If it looks like a launch ramp it must be a launch ramp and people treat it as such," says Oakville Harbours Development Authority (OHDA) chair Angus Kyle, who admits there exists a need for such a facility but no clearâ€"cut way to handle the situation. Several years ago Town Council voted to close the ramp and erected concrete barricades which were promptly ignored by boaters. The sign was posted but, attracted by the parkâ€" ing lot, the site continued to be used. tice, moved into Oakville. Lee said they disturbed patients at Joseph Brant Hospital and "caused so much havoc" that City officials forced them out. Burlington is now considering an outâ€" right ban. "They are so abrasive and profane I can see how easy it would be to creâ€" ate an acrimonious situation," said Lee, who believes one solution may be to issue licences to use the ramp. Those who provide information resulting in an arrest are entitled to a cash reward of between $50 and Since its inception in December of 1988, Crime Stoppers of Halton has combined the efforts of the police, the media, and the public to help close the books on 675 case files with the arrests of 245 people, and the recovery of over $1,060,000 worth of stolen property and illegal drugs. Crime Stoppers averages $68 worth of stolen property or illegal drugs seized for each reward dollar paid. (Continued from page 1) The white male is described as being in his late twenties or early thirties about six feet tall with a heavy build and a pot belly. He has a pale comâ€" plexion, dark short hair slicked back on top and is cleanâ€"shaven. At the time of the incidents he was wearing sunglasses, an aqua colored tâ€"shirt dark blue walking shorts and white running shoes. Police are seeking the public‘s assistance in identifying the suspect Anyone with information is encouraged to contact No. 2 District CIB a 825â€"4777 ext. 22216 or call Crime Stoppers. All information will be held in the strictest confidence, said Sgt. Drinkwalter. The number of people arrested after information was passed along to police rose slightly from 24 in 1993, to 28 in 1994, but the number of charges laid rose dramatically from 16 to 61. (Continued from page 1) provided information that assisted the police in clearing more than double the cases solved this way last year â€" from 22 in 1993 to 48 this year. The matter â€" which is on the agenâ€" da of tonight‘s OHDA meeting â€" may be nearing a definitive conclusion, though. ‘Contained in the Coronation Park Revitalization Plan recently approved by Council is a Parks and Recreation Department recommendaâ€" tion that the ramp be eliminated comâ€" pletely. At tonight‘s meeting â€" which starts at 7:30 p.m. in the TOWARF building â€" the Authority will hear from a coastal engineer, OHDA members and the public. Recommendations Kyle, too, feels this may be approâ€" priate since he feels the site is unsafe for certain types of trailerâ€"launched craft and the adjacent water dangerous for Sea Dooers in the event of a storm. Man sought in ‘flashing‘ incidents Program helping catch crook Wednesday, August 3: Planning and Development/Council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, 1225 Trafalgar Rd. Tuesday, August 2: The Administrative Services Committee for the Town of Oakville meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Bronte Room of the Municipal Building, 1225 Trafalgar Rd. The Community Services Committee for the Town of Oakville meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Oakville Room of the Municipal Building, 1225 Trafalgar Rd. Q.E.W. The police coâ€"ordinator for the pr gram, Sgt. Rod Cliffe, believes for the success of this communit based program should be shared b)_'r% three members of the partnership. community concerns about crime personal safety have caused man;[a help raise funds for Crime Stoppers ( registered charity), and to call wi information that helps lead to ai arrest. The police service continues 11 provide assistance, and a variety 0 media outlets (including this one) hel; publicize unsolved crimes. % tion, Lee and his friends have not lo: their sense of humor. If not satisfi by this weekend, residents will g ahead with their barricade â€" and â€" barbecue. 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