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DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY AND ROAD CLOSING PORTION OF DAWSON STREET TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the City of Waterloo intends to pass a byâ€"law and take the necessary proceâ€" dures to close and convey: a) the northerly oneâ€"third of Dawson Street from Euclid Avenue to approximately 36.5 metres east of Euclid Avenue for purposes of conveying these lands to the abutting property owner to the north. The City will retain approximately 3 metres of the preâ€" sent Dawson Street rightâ€"ofâ€"way as a public walkâ€" way . b) the southerly oneâ€"third of Dawson Street from Euclid Avenue to approximately 36.5 metres east of Euclid Avenue for purposes of conveying these lands to the abutting property owner at 28 Euclid Avenue in order to provide access to this residence. 2. These transactions are scheduled to close within (30) days of the passing of the appropriate street closing byâ€" _ law and the securing of the appropriate approvals necâ€" essary to effect this street closure. 3. Pursuant to the provisions of a regulation made under the Municipal Act, no appraisal is required. 4. Before selling any property, City Council must declare by byâ€"law or resolution, at a meeting open to the public, that the real property is surplus. The plans showing the lands affected may be seen at the City Clerk‘s office, Waterloo City Centre, 100 Regina Street South, Waterloo during regular business hours. This issue will be considered at a meeting of Council to be held on Monday, December 15, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Waterloo City Centre, 100 Regina Street South, Waterloo. Any interested person who wishes to speak to this issue should register as a delegation with the Acting City Clerk no later than 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, December 10, 1997. Dated this 19th day of November, 1997. H.D. BRICKNELL, ACTING CITY CLERK City of Waterloo, 100 Regina Street South . Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4A8 J 147â€"8767 The City appreciates your coâ€"operation in the compliance of these byâ€"laws. . Provincial legislation allows municipalities to post these parking restrictions at their city limits so they do not incur the cost of installing and maintaining signage on every city street. * The City of Waterloo Traffic and Parking Byâ€"law also restricts parking on all City streets to a maximum of three (3) consecutive hours. Various streets within the City have one or two hour parking restrictions, and are posted as such. The City of Waterloo Traff.c and Parking Byâ€"Law does not allow overnight parking on City streets. Part V â€" Parking and stopping restrictions states that "unless otherwise permitted in this byâ€"law, no person shall at any time, park a vehicle on any highway between the hours of 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m." « CITY OF WATERLOO TRAFFIC BYâ€"LAW 83â€"19 CITY OF WATERLOO PUBLIC NOTICE + » -..ni-”coio: w t w w esCn ol w w ce B tw C l earth n 0 w P i4 Hn ie l on h laF d oys 4 w n * + Lew J. Ayers City Clerk COMMUNITY INFORMATION ~_ NATIONAL SWIM CLUB OF THE YEAR a Waterloo resident 65 years of age or over, or with a physâ€" ical disability call 579â€"6930 Albert McCormick â€" Community Centre Tuesday, December 16 f 1:30 p.m. â€" 3:30 p.m: $2 includes skating, a small drink and a chance to win a great prize! If you require assistance in clearing your walk and you are DON‘T LEAVE (Y)OUR NEIGHBOUR _.s . OUT IN THE SNOW _ aZs Enforcement of the Snow Clearing Byâ€"law is proactive and complaint generated. Failure to clean your walk 24 hours after a snow fall could result in the City of Waterloo removing the snow and ice and invoicing the property owner for work done at an average cost of $140.00. For further information contact Byâ€"law Enforcement at 747â€"8714. REGION OF WATERLOO SWIM CLUB on being chosen www.city.waterioo.on.ca THE CITY OF WATERLOO THREE GOOD REASONS TO CLEAR YOUR WALK CLEAR (Y)OUR WALK congratulates the 1. SENIOR CITIZENS 2. DISABLED PERSONS 8. CHILDREN AND YOU! necoaentvanemnisine silinbmiainneccamitl.s P.D. DAY SKATE We‘re proud 9 your success! According to food bank executive director Sean Strickâ€" land, the recent mail strike has had serious implications on Nonâ€"dinner invitations folded by food bank volunâ€" teers, are being mailed out to 90,000 households throughâ€" out Waterloo Region and will generate almost $100,000 in donations. nonâ€"dinner The Food Bank of Waterloo Region‘s annual nonâ€"dinner fundraising event is set to not take place on Dec, 24. The event is used to raise funds for the food bank‘s food recovery program. reach our goal." "This is a serious shortfall but our donors can help us through the next few week," Grill says. "They‘ve stuck with us through the years and we know, with their help, we The Christmas Seal Camâ€" paign is the Lung Association‘s most important fund raiser, To date, the fundraising total across the province is approxiâ€" mately $1 million. Typically, over $2 million should be in the door by this time of the $56,000 behind schedule in contributions collected for the Campaign compared with last The fundraising goal for Waterloo Region is $150,000 from Christmas Seals. With only $29,000 in the door before the mail strike, the local Lung Association is now Donors can also call the Lung Association at 886â€"8100 to make a credit card donation. table for food ing to a press released issued by the association this week. "Donations were coming in at an encouraging rate until the mail stopped," says Janet Griff, volunteer chair of the campaign. "We need to reestablish that momentum. We‘re relying on our donors‘ speed and generosity. We‘re asking all donors t mail their again, the Lung Association of Waterloo Region is desperately nqtpomqluuv- enue lost during the postal disâ€" ruption. Christmas Seal donations came to a virtual halt during the strike, accordâ€" campaign $56,000 behind target Postal strike Now that the mail is moving Volunteers Christmas can 95 Chev Cavalier 94 Pont vZT 1 O\