WW 7 WATERLOO CHRONlCu-chnesday. lune 2. 2010- 7 City rethinkin trans ortation " " g P . ' By Garza MALDONALD every road in the city. road will have a bike lane. a, ‘ WAT E R c 0 N S E RVATI o N iii/mimic» Maj) “At the moment we have Hodgson added. 7/ WW an infrastructure deï¬cit we “We look at every situa- ., ' BY '- LAW STA RTS MAY 31 ~ The city is planning the need to address," ilodgson (ion and determine what a _, , future of its roads with said. "We can‘t afford to just road needs and can handle." ' i! - a new transportation expand. expand. expand hesaid F l 9; Onceâ€"per-yvoek lawn watering master plan that will see a because we can‘t afford to The city's plan is basedon \ '5 "1 effect focus on Cycling, pedestrians maintain what we have the same model as the and transit. now." region's transportation mas- l’ May 31 ‘ september 30- ‘ While active modes are Although the municipali- ter plan, which is currently it; Remember that lawn watering days ‘ being boosted, cars will still ty has an infrastructure awaiting approval. s . . . be the dominant mode of deï¬cit, the trafï¬c situation in The region's rapid transit l†are based (Ln the lam dlglt In your . transportation in the city. the city is "very good," Hodgâ€" proposal is a big pan of both i ' ouse "um er‘ . ' said project manager (Ihris son said. plans. l'he provincial and If your address ends In: liodgson ’llie population, however. federal governments have " = a 0 or 1 your watering day is; Monday “We still need to figure the is set to grow to 150,000 by been mum on funding for - ; . '3. 2 or 3 Tuesda auto will be the main way 20:11. meaning a big influx of the WOO-million plan. I I ( g y people get around." he said, traffic into the area The city Since the transportation ‘5 ‘ ’ {r ‘ . .: 4 Of 5 weanSdaV adding that the city is plan- is looking for at least 30 per future of the city and region ' .' . 6 or 7 Thursday ning for 70 per cent of trips cent of trips to leave the cat are being based on a trafï¬c 3 8 or 9 Friday in Waterloo to be taken by at home. model that incorporates an 1‘ _ . . g . . car. it's still a big leap given increased transit role. transit " 3‘ ' 1;! * ', y 5330 3-"1'010 34" and 7 P»'"- '0 11 P-"l But With increased trafï¬c the level of transit, pedestri~ is going to have be a big part vs:- ' y y . , - 3 on the way. the city needs to an and cycling use the city of the future. light rail or not, ‘ _ ' 3 The tollowing activities are permitted during the move towards other modes has now. Creating the infra llodgson said _ _. above watering hours for even-numbered of getting around to reduce structure to handleincreased “lt's part of the plan, , . ' , addresses on even days of the month the stress on the roads. active transportation is key. whether it's trains or more ' and for oddâ€"numbered addresses Part of the reason for llodgson said. "lncreasing conventional modes of on odd days of the month: increased cycling and transit the’abili‘ty to hike and walk is transportation." _ , Watering of shrubs, trees and gardens is that the L‘Il)’ doesn't have critical. he said, lhe plan goes to councrl ‘ W h' f eh’ I the resources to expand l‘hat doesn‘t mean every on June H- a: mi}: V 'C as I o a a o 00 Op'UpS Public Will get ï¬rst hand look at lrvmg like a refugee . Continued from pages demanding and highly spit gone through: killings, sexual " V 4__‘ . 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The big Shriners' parade is coming to town!! i 7 . ‘ v t I j l / , â€it's proper name is a fez...you know, ' bias; -_-.. e- .. '_ those red hats the Shriners wear! ' ' W ‘5 ‘ Well on Saturday June 5th, uptown l; ‘ ~ its} { ,4 ‘ ; Waterloo will be filled with Shriners ? § 9 was. , ' and their red fezzes! \ I “x" s, maria -. , , '1» : 4 4 , . i ~ ‘ ‘ , _ 5‘ . . . I Hi, I’m Barry Snider, Potentate of ' . ‘ . f" . do ’“ ‘ ‘51? " , 51'5"“ Mocca Shriners and the Shriners are h ‘ ‘ mu Marmara“ coming! L and his band Mystery Traln' . " ‘ DOOR PRIZES We'll have bands, clowns, bikes, cars 50/50 draw prizes and everything else you need to have 84w gm!†from local stores & busmess a wonderful parade, I . ‘ ‘ . l H SOBSESTYFLE 315:: We start at King and Erb, march down King to William, back i ' ur ers- rtes- ll 0 . , .wkshakes momma, floats up Caroline to the Waterloo Rec Complex, and it all happens ‘ and more at West Slde Cafe Saturday June 5th beginning at 2:00pm In the afternoon. 1 cussnc cuts . . . . '1 ICE CREAM The Shriners do great work, and now we are Just gonng to Fealutmgw c†club. "1""? Kawartha we mam at the Ca,é have some fun...hope to see you there! " large paved parking area around A IQUES INSIDE l Market Road Antiques "I . Market Road Antiques SATURDAY, JUNE 5th â€" 2.00 pm! i IS open until 9 pm. I ' ' FUNDRAISER -100 mam, Don t MISS itI! . for Risk Watch 0M†Market Road j Flu mm and â€on ' ‘ hosted by Wâ€! 3â€. c.“ Anthues Shrine" ImMioml outsrde at Market Road Antiques ‘ mum com WEST SIDE CAFE. 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