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13 | W aterloo C hronicle | T hursday,S eptem ber 1,2022 w aterloochronicle.ca NOTICE OF ONLINE PUBLIC CONSULTATION CENTRE #1 MUNICIPAL CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STUDY INTEGRATED SANITARY MASTER PLAN The City of Waterloo (City) is undertaking an Addendum to the existing 2015 Waterloo Sanitary Master Plan. The purpose of this Addendum is to examine the City's infrastructure needs considering new planning policies, growth projections, and the current needs and issues that exist in our community. The Integrated Sanitary Master Plan will review improvements to existing sanitary infrastructure, the installation of new sanitary infrastructure, and consideration of private services to municipal servicing, through to the year 2051. The Study is being undertaken within the City limits, as shown on the map. HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE IN THIS STUDY? An Online Public Consultation Centre (PCC) is being held through the City's Engage Waterloo website to present background information on the study. The PCC materials will be available on the City's Engage Waterloo website starting on September 15, 2022. Website: www.engagewr.ca/sanitary-master-plan Please provide comments through the Engage Waterloo website or to a member of the project team by October 12, 2022 using the contact information below. Veronica Kroess, P. Eng. Project Manager City of Waterloo 100 Regina Street South P.O. Box 337, Station Waterloo Waterloo, ON N2J 4A8 Phone: 519-886-1550 x 78563 Email: Veronica.Kroess@waterloo.ca Jeff Paul, P.Eng. Project Manager Stantec Consulting Ltd. 600-171 Queens Avenue London ON N6A 5J7 Phone: 519-319-5806 Email: Jeff.Paul@stantec.com If you have any accessibility requirements in order to participate in this study, please contact the City of Waterloo Project Manager. Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. Mannheim Petersburg St. Agatha Heidelberg St. Clements St. Jacobs Conestogo Winterbourne Hawkesville HIGHWAY 8 HIGHW AY 7 & 8 HIGHW AY 7 HIGHWAY 85 CITY OF KITCHENER TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY TOWNSHIP OF WOOLWICH CITY OF WATERLOO R E G I O N A L M U N I C I P A L I T Y O F W A T E R L O O 0 2.5 5 km ($$¯ Project location P. 519-886-1550 TTY. 1-866-786-3941 waterloo.ca The 2022 Waterloo Ti- gers 18U Tier 1 baseball team was golden on the dia- mond recently -- the team scored top spot at the Onta- rio championships in Windsor. They had to defeat the Guelph Royals in a best-of- three series to qualify for the tournament on Wednesday, Aug. 10. Then it was off to Windsor for the OBA tournament, held Aug. 12-14. In the first two rounds on Friday, Aug. 12, the team handily defeated Missis- sauga North and Kendal Eagles with scores of 9-2 and 11-2, respectively. The next day, the competition was fierce, according to a news release. In Round 3, Waterloo's defence was razor sharp, and Declan Uniac pitched a complete game to help win 1-0. Brian Letson, an assis- tant coach, said in the statement that this 2022 team is the best defensive unit he's ever seen. In Round 4, the hard-hit- ting London West Tincaps handed Waterloo their only loss of the tournament by a score of 12-7. But they bounced back and defeated the East York Bulldogs af- ter two extra innings 9-7 and earned a bye into the fi- nal. In the final, ace pitcher Sam Clay allowed only one run by the Erindale Cardi- nals, and the Tigers took the game and the champi- onship with a final score of 3-1. "This is the hardest road ever to an OBA champion- ship and the 2022 boys did it. It took contributions from every player!" said head coach Aksell Leiva. NEWS IN IT TO WIN IT! TIGERS ARE TOPS Sam Read pitches for the win during extra innings in Round 5 against the East York Bulldogs. Curtis A.P. Krawchuk photo