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Mfume armour - Wednesday. July 7, zero - 5 City scrubs plans for Bearinger roundabout , I "' J Bma MACDONAID council meeting “We have been discussing sig- 4 A} » Chronicle Stag ‘lt couldn‘t be done within the rials in the future, but we will have _ ' original budget,” said Phil Hewit- to wait until they are warranted," - ‘ 7 , g , I) g ' , The city will not install a round son, director of transportation for he said. referring to a calculation of " -» about at the intersection of the city. “We had surplus from one the number of vehicles passing ‘ Hagey Boulevard and Bearinger of our other (stimulus) projects and through an intersection at certain r.' from” Roadaflertheplanprovedtoooosb weakedtheprovinceifwecould hoursthatthecityusestodecideif HQ _ T 1 ly. use to cover this overrun. but signals are needed. 93:5 9," s ‘ As part of the "road diet' for they ‘d no" mousignals could come in the 5&1 ‘ Bearinger, which will see lanes her improvements will con- form of traffic lights or a round- " ' ‘~ removed and bike lanes installed, a tin on the road. including pave- about. Hewitson said. But it's . traffic circle was slated for the men! improvements and lane unlikely they will be installed for intersection. reductions. more than a decade. barring signif- “.v;;,_;‘ But if the roundabout were There is currently a stop sigi at 1mm buildup in the RandTParlr. ' 35} ”v installed. it would cause the project the corner of Hagey and Bearinger. The removal of the roundabout ‘ $339??? 5; to go over budget by $300,000. which intersect north of the Uni- opens up some funds for other por~ ' q i K {a Councillors approved removal versity of Waterloo Research and tions of 6 project. including ‘ "’ of the roundabout from the project, lbchnology Park. That is enough to enla g planned pedestrian r which is part of the federamevin- handle the amount of traffic isla'nds and replacing the street4 cial stimulus package, at a recent expected for the next 15 to 20 years lights with LED lights Waving the flag \ r -\ Thousands came out to enjoy the annual Canada Day celebrations held at l t , ‘ Columbia Lake hissed by the University ofMlaterloo's Federation of Stu- \ [f ,fi ' i ' ‘ dents. Showing 0 their patriotism were Kierra Young and Laura Smith. k , 4 , Tl ~ nmmvocvmwmoto I Mfr w". w- I\ (â€" L7171f‘7’ I. ll.8 &'l\\numflis - SANDAL SALE g "‘ l l l A, if 1“, . A A . " ‘ ‘ 35mg ' ‘ , . ~ 17:3 w, " g 555 is "' ' 7's 4" (E 1. " iii no COMFORT PLUS OFFERS YOU . ‘o ‘ a KEEN mm SOME GREAT WAYS TO SAVE!!! SELECTED ’ ‘ MiLé‘R’Z’ii Fabric Protection with the purchase of I ‘ ' MEN 5, WOMEN 'S X cowMBiA FREE any sofa set & CHlLDREN'S 5 33553521? SAN DA LS f. . . . ‘ 3“ MN” MO“ E‘- Mattress Pad & Pillow Protectors Wlth , . ., Sgghwym, S MAW, F“ the purchase of any sleep set over 5399 s! if Hz, 1) s A 1? 519-748-9333 A “m EE Mattress & Base with the purchase of a r E“ complete bedroom surte (details in store) » Q‘L \ !.t‘ l G? â€" . 1 â€" a n j . q j " ‘ , ‘ ,. H! mm ()x it!“ M; if k !{L _ Vw " . I man-n ‘ ‘ . ' zfifi .9 ‘. .‘ l ' P. 4,» ' s, I ' ‘ ‘C: . . IL I l- .. , . A -, ills ' ’ w in.“ “m éfl a Not applicable to previous purchases ' fl’,‘â€"~_\ \ f t "T . ~ ~ - PLUS \_ \ __ 11 P0 , ' . a ‘ SAVE UP TO 60% f V ‘ ‘ “fir: N A R we , ON srtrc'rto orspwr moons ' ‘ " (burrs/“r I‘m;