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24 WATERLOO Th REGIONAL AIRPORT YKF MASTER PLAN The Project Team directing the Waterloo Regional Airport Master Plan (AMP) has prepared its final recâ€" ommendations for this plan. The recommendations that are to be considered for the AMP are summarized as folâ€" lows: 1. Installation of a noise monitoring and management system in the year 2000. 2. Mitigation of airport noise through changes to the noise abatement procedures as recommended by the Public Advisory Committee and the Airport Noise Management Committee. 3. Installation of an Instrument Landing System (ILS) on runway 07 and lengthening runway 07â€"25 to 7,000 feet to mitigate noise over residential areas in Kitchener. 4. Upgrading of the existing passenger terminal faciliâ€" ties to accommodate regular passenger service. 5. Providing airside leased property for aviation related operations. 6. Undertaking the necessary studies to determine future infrastructure servicing needs (ic. water, sewer, power, storm drainage) 7. Maintaining the existing airport management and administrative structure. 8. Updating the Airport Master Plan every five years. 9. Revision to the appropriate clauses of the Regional Official Policies Plan, as its next five year review, to be consistent with the 2000 AMP, and any future changes to the 2000 AMP which would result in the development of new runways, significant expansion of existing runways. or increases in the PLR or code rating of the airport, will only be implemented folâ€" lowing recognition of such change through amendâ€" ment to the Regional Official Policies Plan. These recommendations will be considered by the Regional Airport Advisory Committee, Regional Engineering Committee and Regional Council at the folâ€" lowing upcoming meetings: Airport Advisory Committee â€" Tues. Feb. 8/00 at 4 pm Engincering Commuttee Wed. Mar. 8700 at 7 pm Regional Council Wed. Mar. 22700 at 7 pm All meetings will be held in the Regional Council Chamber 150 Frederick St. Kitchener. If you wish to attend as a delegation at any of these meetings please register with the Regional Clerk‘s office by calling 575â€" 4420 A Public Information Centre will be held on Thursday, February 24, 2000 from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the Grandview Baptist Church, 239 Old Chicopee Rd., Kitchener, to present the above noted recommendations to the public. A presentation will be made at 7:00 pm For _ more information please contact David Hunter, Airport Manager at 648â€"2256 ext. 222 Commussioner of Engineering Mike Murray P Eng The Clarica Arena, Waterloo Recreation Complex Kids 12 and under FREE when accompanied by an adult Sunday, February 20, 2000 7:00 pm STRATFORD The Wilfnd Launer Golden Hawks women‘s hockey team began the defence of their OUA title against the Guelph Gryphons at York, Saturday. Unfortunately, they dropped a 6â€"3 decision to the Gryphons. In the bronze medal game, Laurier was able to bounce back with a 5â€"3 victory over the York Yeomen. This was a courageous effort by the Hawks, who were still feeling the ill effects of their loss In a special moment, head coach Bill Bowker sent Marie Hahn, Mel Rahn, Kim Shillingâ€" ton, Caroline Hall and Heather Warren over the boards together to take their last shift in a Golden Hawks uniform. to Guelph. Hawks take bronze medal * Thurs. all you can eat fish & chips both locations * Sunday brunch St. Agatha MEETING & BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE Fully at Granite Club & Angies... Fully Licensed Book Now for Christmas Licensed COMPLETE CATERING SERVICES FOR ALL OCCASIONS AT ALL LOCATIONS 47 ERB 5T WEST, WETERLOO + T261 ERBS RD. ST. AGATA J pesetthe.:» Upcoming Events In University of Waterloo Athletics Waterloos 11 and under team coached by Krista Harrison of Jessica Bender, Laura Bilton, Lauâ€" ren Cook, Meghan Cook, Lindâ€" say Ernst, Ellen Klea, Lerato Mthembu and Sydney Strelau also took the gold in their diviâ€" sion defeating 12 teams. Waterloo Region‘s Senior Team was golden again last weekend coming up with a big win at one of the largest invitaâ€" tional competitiye meets held at Wilfrid Laurier University. Team members Cara Aubin, Veronicka Kurtz, Kate McDonâ€" nell, Kelly McDonnell, Kim McDonnell, Jeni Metcalf, Kim Moore, Laura Peters, and Rachel Roden, coached by Kara Young continued their winning ways finishing first out of 19 teams. Waterloos 12â€"14 team of Catherine Bradley, Katie Cerar, Heather Feeney, Miki Kondo, Laura Michael, Troy Moore, Amber Newell, and Allie Simanzik finished in seventh spot in a field of 19 Evans placed fifth in the 12 and over, Trillhum 3 and 4 division Jennifer Martin finished in fourth position in the 12 and over. Tnlâ€" luum 5+ category The Waterloo Club also won the Canada Trust Aggregate Troâ€" phy for the top scoring club for the third consecutive vear Sunday‘s Recreation Figure Competition saw Waterloo‘s Pam Sullivan place first, Jennifer George second, Julie George third, and Laura Finamore, fourth sweeping the 11 and under Trilium 5 and over group. In the Trillum 1 and 2, 12 and over competition, Alicia Ament placed second, Daniel Hughes placed fourth and Whitney Scharwtz placed sixth. Kaitlyn Waterloo Region Synchro golden at Invitational