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"1h"t"iiiifi, management PAGE |6 - WAIENOO WWII WEDNESDAV AUGUST 3t Have to know what we ate doing and why: Carroll Melodoe Martinuk Chronicle Stall The Region of Waterloo will be spending more than Stimuli during the next two years to develop a waste management master plan for the region Hecently regional councillors agreed to hire MacLaren Engineen of ‘Waterloo to undertake the extensive mt estw,atton of area landfill sites, prepare recommendir tions for specific site improvements, outline strategies to promote greater recycling and examine ways to derive energy from waste "It‘ll look at all sites, Waterloo. Cambridge. Ayr, St George and Elmira some will haw to be closed. \ttrtte transfer stations mill have to be upgraded. closed or moved; it'll look at energ) from waste, recycling, all aspects of waste management," explained Mayor Mar jorie Carroll, who chairs the region's engineering mm mittee, _ “MK the first umr really that we're getting work done (m an overall plan for waste management, which I feel is long overdue," added Carroll "For the safety of our citizens and the protection of the environment we has v m kmm (marl!) what we are doing and uh} f' ttne major local issuts In be resolved through the study is the fulun- of the Wattvrloo Iandml sitc. “hit'h also The Benefits of Being a YMCA Member o Ail regular programs are free to Come And See The Changes We're Making members . Full facility usage 7 days a week, 15 hours a day. Jogging Track, Tennis, Exercise Room Babysitting. Swimming, Snack-bar Lounge. Racquetball, GYM Activities . 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REGISTRATION Engineers. estimate that if it continues to be utilized at the present rate, the Waterloo dump will reach capacity in the mid-19905. However. if efficient waste management policies are implemented the site may well last into the wrves the communities of Kitchener, Wellesley and Wilmot. being considered is whether a Imam-e adiaceot farm should be pun'hased to provide space for future facility expansimr . _ The region will spend 554.000 this year to undertake the study and has set aside $487,000 to finance its completion in [984. As well, ”13.000 will be spent on work at regional landfill sites this year. including some $st.006 to drill wells at the Waterloo facility to determine whether there has been migration onto neighbouring lands. The region has received partial funding from the provincial Ministry of the Hnvironment to develop the plan. PRICES: Adult memberships range from $175.00 to $300.00 a year. Student 3. youth memberships range from $65.00 to $10000 a year. 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