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Monday, February 18, 2002 TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the City of Waterloo will hold a Public Meeting on Monday, February 18, 2002 (no earlier than 7 p.m.) in the Council Chambers, 3rd Floor, Waterloo City Centre, 100 Regina Street South, Waterloo. The purpose of the public meeting is to inform Council and members of the public and solicit comments with respect to a new draft Development Charges Background Study and draft Development Charges Byâ€"law, as per the Development Charges Act, 1997. The draft Development Charges Background Study and Byâ€"law is availâ€" able for review at Development Services, 2nd Floor, Waterloo City Centre from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, as of January 28, 2002. For further information regarding this matter, please contact Scott Nevin, Policy Planner, Development Services, Waterloo City Centre or call 747â€"8546. Anyone wishing to make a presentation to Council should call the Clerk‘s office at 747â€"8549 by Wednesday, February 13, 2002 to register as a delegation. #t Winter can be trying for homeowners and motorists City of Waterioo would like to provide the following information: Parks and Works Service staff operate 24 hours a day using 50 pieces of snow removal equipment to keep our streets and sidewalks safe during the winter months. During major snow storms all streets are genâ€" % erally cleared within 15 hours in the following prioriâ€" ty: 1) Major arterial roads and Uptown streets + 2) Secondary roads, bus routes and high traffic rural roads 3) Local roads The City of Waterloo is divided into 12 plow routes and each of these plow routes is further divided into subâ€"areas A, B and C. With each new snow storm the plow operators are instructed to start in a different subâ€" area. So for the first storm they may start in your area . first but the nextystorm you may be last on the plow route. The Winter Snow Line 747â€"8600 is active during main yaSs snow clearing operations. PUBLIC MEETING ON DEVELOPMENT CHARGES BACKGROUND STUDY 3 *3 THE CITY OF l:fii;l Waterloo _ SNOW CLEARING INFORMATION WHAT CAN YOU DO? SNOW CLEARING INFORMATION 886â€"2310 Do not park on the street during a snowstorm or when snow clearing operations are underway. Pile all snow from your driveway and walks on your property â€" not the road. Clear your walkways within 24 hours to be pedesâ€" trian friendly and avoid being fined. If you cannot clear your walk due to health or mobility restriction call the Waterloo Home Support Service, 579â€"6930. Keep back from the snow plow equipment and give them plenty of room when passing â€" Snow removal vehicles must back up from time to time. Please be patient. All streets will be plowed! On your garbage day, place your garbage and recyâ€" cling containers, close to the road edge but, if posâ€" sible, in your driveway so they do not interfere with snow removal. COMMUNITY INFORMATION 886â€"1550 Fulltime Contract Position (35 hours/week) The Cities of Kitchener and Waterloo are hosting the 2002 Ontario Summer Games, which are to take place July 18 â€" 21, 2002. Through a partnership with the Kitchener Sports Association we have secured grant monies from the Trillium Foundation to hire a Volunteer Coordinator. We are anticipating over 3,000 athletes for these games and are hoping for a compliment of 1,500 volunteers to assist the Cities in hosting yet another successful games event. The sucâ€" cessful candidate will be responsible for preparing volunteer recruitment promotional materiâ€" als, media releases as well as recruitment, training/orientation, placement and evaluation of all volunteers required for the successful hosting of the 2002 Ontario Summer Games. He/she will maintain volunteer/athlete database and generate participant reports; deliver presentation to groups on volunteer opportunities, ensure adequate volunteer recruitment for all subcommitâ€" tees of the Games and participate in volunteer training/orientation as required. The necessary qualifications are a Degree or Diploma in Volunteer Management, Marketing or a Recreation related field, two years experience in volunteer management, knowledge of the community. Excellent organizational and communication skills as well as knowledge or proâ€" motions and material development are required. Must be proficient in Access & Microsoft Office 97. Basic First Aid would be an asset. Note: Must be flexible to work daytime, evenings and weekends. Rate of pay: $23.00 per hour (35 hours/week) Employment Period: effective immediately until August 31, 2002 Fulltime Contract Position (35 hours/week) Through Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC) we have secured grant monies to hire a Project Manager for the 2002 Ontario Summer Games. The successful candidate will be responsible for assisting in the management and support of the Games Office including all processes such as registration, accreditation, information dissemination, sales, purchasing and banking. He/she will supervise and provide direction to the additional HRDC staff, students and office volunteers as well as providing secretarial support to the Games Volunteer Chair, Volunteer Coordinator and Games Organizing Committee. The necessary qualifications are a formal education in office/business administration or a relatâ€" ed field. Excellent organizational, supervisory and communication skills as well as proficienâ€" cy in Access & Microsoft Office 97. Basic First Aid would be an asset. Note: Must be flexible to work daytime, evenings and weekends. Rate of Pay: $20.60 per hour. (35 hours/week) Employment Period: effective immediately until September 30, 2002. Application deadline: 4:30 p.m. Friday, February 1, 2002. Qualified applicants for either positions, send cover letter and resume to 2002 Ontario Summer Games, c/o Waterloo City Centre, 100 Regina St. S. Waterloo, N2J 4A8 or fax (519) 880â€"0174 or eâ€"mail 2002summergames @city. waterloo.on.ca _ Payment may be made: 1. By mail: Post dated cheques for both installments: February 4, 2002 and April 3, 2002 2. Through bank telephone service â€" please contact your bank 3. At the City Hall after hours deposit box located at 100 Regina Street S., at the William Street side entrance 4. In person from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Revenue Counter, City Hall, 100 Regina St. S. *Â¥ You are responsible for having your payment in the Revenue Office on or before the due date Please remit the stub from your tax bill along with your payment. City of Waterloo . Revenue Division 100 Regina Street South Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4A8 If you have not received your tax bill please call us at 747â€"8718 www .city. waterloo.on.ca C Coc6 uiAAA 22 uts Us snelarare"e7079 00 City of Waterloo 2002 Interim Property Tax Due Dates February 4, 2002 & April 3, 2002 DID YOU RECEIVE YOUR 2002 PROPERTY TAX BILL? VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR s 2002 ONTARIO SUMMER GAMES ® www.city.waterlo0.on.ca PROJECT MANAGER 2002 ONTARIO SUMMER GAMES