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OBJECTIVE
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INITIATIVE
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OUTCOME
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GRADE
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Eliminate C3R Zoning
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150 signatures presented to the Town. $1000 spent from fund surplus to hire a planning consultant. Numerous meetings with the town.
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No progress so far. Councillors will be more involved
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D
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Develop plans for parking
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Presented the town with an excellent report prepared by Dr. John Murray.
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No progress. A meeting will be held to finalize the report.
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D
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Install six 4-way stops
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Presented Town with safety issues.
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One 4-way stop installed at intersection of Kerr and Burnet due to trees obstructing sightlines.
One 4-way stop installed at Brant and Burnet due to Town removing the one-way street restriction.
Councillors will pursue the remaining four.
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C
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Charitable initiatives led by residents
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Michele Gaboury led campaign to raise funds for Bricks for Humanity
Verna Barr organized garage sale in Burnet Park.
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Over $1,000 raised at July neighbourhood picnic.
Over $900 presented to 3 charities:
Breast Cancer
Ian Anderson House
Lighthouse
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A
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Ensure Water Treatment Plant changes fit with neighbourhood
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Meetings with Region and Project Manager
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Excellent response to our concerns
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A
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Policing
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Meetings with Police Services and owners of Sharkeys
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Increased police presence. Sharkeys is now closed
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B
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Meet with elected officials
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Several meetings held.
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Good response from Mayor and Chair of Halton Region. Councillors agree to meet quarterly.
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C
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Noise Abatement
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Presented town with complaints re Tim Hortons drive through and problems with one way traffic on Wilson
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No progress. No response from Councillors
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D
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Parks Improvement
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Many meetings with the Parks Department. Tremendous volunteer efforts.
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See separate report from John Macdonald
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B
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