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Manufacturing Engineering Manager Consultant Project Manager Oakville Assembly Complex IBI Group The Canadian Road 30 International Blvd. Oakville, ON L6J 5C9 Toronto, ON M9W 5P3 Tel: 905-845-2511 Ext. 2224 Tel: 416-679-1930 e-mail: gtwomey@ford.com e-mail: Alexandre.haddad@ibigroup.com Notice first posted on August 31, 2011 Environmental Assessment This project is being planned under Schedule A+ of the Municipal Engineers Association (MEA) Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (October 2000, as amended in 2007). Schedule A+ projects are pre-approved and may proceed subject to public notification. As part of the Class Environmental Assessment (EA) process and good environmental planning, this project includes public, stakeholder and agency notification regarding the proposed sanitary sewer relocation before construction activities take place. By this notice, Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited hereby advises the public of its intent to proceed with the project as detailed above. 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But Balenovic, 32, was found not guilty of driving with more than 80 mg of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. Court was told Monday that Balenovic testi- fied to consuming two pints of beer at an Oakville pub at about 10 p.m. before taking off for a Niagara Falls casino. But a civilian witness called 911 after observ- ing the single womans vehicle weaving across lanes as it travelled westbound on the QEW near Burloak Drive. The final straw was when the witness peered over and saw Balenovics hands off the wheel. A Burlington OPP officer picked up the call and followed the accused for a short distance, noticing her vehicle being driven erratically. Despite activating his roof lights, siren and air horn, the officer said the accused continued driving for more than two kilometres before pulling over near Centennial Parkway. Balenovic testified earlier that her vehicle may have swerved a bit because she was trying to retrieve a lit cigarette she had dropped while driving. At the same time, she was drinking from a can of pop, fiddling with the radio and trying to get a lighter from her purse. She testified she is an inattentive driver and that was the cause of the poor driving, Speyer said, adding she found the accuseds testimony totally lacking credibility. As to why she didnt pull over immediately, Balenovic said it was because she was playing the radio loudly. Speyer found this explanation straining all reasonable sense of credulity. While Balenovic twice blew readings of 220 mg of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, the judge acquitted her of the high readings because of an unexplained time delay before they were taken at the Burlington OPP detachment. The driving observed by the witnesses was particularly bad. You were a danger to others using the highway. The readings were quite high. That may suggest you have an issue with alcohol you have not acknowledged, Speyer told the accused. Woman who drove hands-free on QEW loses licence