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A2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday September 20, 2000 SOGGY SCENE: 2000 YEA R-EN D "COUGAR" CLEAROUT $1000 CASHBA OR Park (Continued from page A 1 ) M otorists who were used to taking T rafalg ar Road north th ro u g h U pper M iddle R oad, got a w et welcome Friday afternoon. A w aterm ain b re a k tu rn ed the intersection into a river, causing traffic chaos fo r com m uters. T he problem w asn't rectified until m uch la te r th a t evening. Photo by Riziero Vertolli willaccommodate 1 4 0campers in first phase Even so, there has been concerns voiced in the past by area residents about the appropriateness of a campground in the park. According to deCourcy, everyone involved with the project has taken pains to lessen its impact. The layout of the campground - which is in the north-east quadrant of the park - was re-designed in order to get it as far away from the creek valley as possible, said deCourcy. Additional funding was secured for tree planting too. "We made a commitment not to damage the area," said deCourcy, who explained that more trees will be on site after construction than before. FI NANCI o ve r OR B ra n d N e w 2000 C o u g a r V6 autom atic, convenience group, sport package, A M /F M CD, 16" alum inum w heels. Stk.# 0x036 ` Market value pricing includes freight & air tax, Protector Plus, NO CHARGE P.D.I., NO ADMIN. FEES remains an oasis of sorts in the middle of the GTA with easy access to interested campers. As an urban park, it will be ideal for introducing novice campers to the outdoors. The campground - one component of the Bronte Creek Management Plan - was originally slated to be built in several phases for a total of 400 sites. This scheme has been downsized and, according to deCourcy, the initial 140 campsites may be all there is. Four hundred sites would simply be "too much," he said. C iv ic S cene W ednesday, Sept. 2 0 th: Halton Regional Council m eets in the regional council cham bers at 9:30 a.m. at regional headquarters, 1151 Bronte Rd. A public inform ation m eeting regarding 382 U pper M iddle Road is at 7: p.m. in the O akville Room at the O akville M unicipal Building, 1225 Trafalgar Rd. The Halton D istrict School Board m eets at 8 p.m. at MM R obinson High School (adjacent to the J.W. Singleton Education Centre, 2050 Guelph Line, Burlington). T h u rs d a y , S ep t. 2 1 st: A public inform a tion m eeting regarding a zoning amendm ent for N inth Line and D undas Street is at 7 p.m. at the O akville M unicipal Building. M o n d a y , S e p t. 2 5 th : Town Council m eets at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers o f the O akville M unicipal Building. T uesday, S ep t. 2 6 th : A public inform a tion m eeting regarding O xford Avenue and U pper M iddle Road is in the O akville Room at the O akville M unicipal Building. $ 2 3 ,5 7 5 M a rk e t V alue Price M eet th e T e a m A C O N T I N U I N G " C A N A D A ' S SERIES P R O F I L I N G TH E STAFF OF BEST C O M M U N I T Y N E W S P A P E R " 'W X / Now In-Stock at M a u r e e n C o o k keeps every thing safe and tidy at the Oakville Beaver. As Executive Secretary and Health and Safety co-ordinator for the past 9 years, Maureen is known for her keen organization and attention to details. In addition to looking after the health, safety, maintenance and security of the Oakville Beaver building and warehouse staff, Maureen acts as the "right hand wom an" to the Business Manager and is responsible for correspondence for the Publisher and Senior Managers. 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