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After that there is another five-week peri- od when all interested parties can comment on the ministry review of the EA report. The ministry then has up to 13 weeks to make a final decision on whether to allow Taggart- Miller to go ahead with its project or refuse permission. The CRRRC proposal has been a target of controversy since Taggart-Miller’s ori- ginal proposal several years ago to build a
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EMBRUN | Whether or not a controversial recycling and disposal site project will go ahead in the Five Counties region near Ot- tawa may be decided sometime this sum- mer. Ottawa-based Tag-
large-scale recycling and disposal facility on the outskirts of Russell Township. Faced with opposition, the com- pany began looking for an alternative site and found one along Boundary Road near Carlsbad Springs and Vars in the eastern rur- al sector of the City of Ottawa’s Cumberland Ward. That has now become the preferred site for the project. Both sites have been the target of protests
gart-Miller has filed the environmental assess- ment report (EA) on its proposed Capital Re- gion Resource Recovery Centre (CRRRC) project with the Ontario Min- istry of Environment. Opponents of the pro- ject and any other inter- ested parties have until Feb. 20 to review the four-volume report and file any objections, con- cerns, and queries with the ministry for MOE staff to include in their
Both sites have been the target of protests by local environmental groups who claim the company has not given serious thought to the risk to nearby wells if any contaminants from the disposal program should leach into the groundwater table.
review of the document during the five weeks following the deadline for comments on the EA.
by local environmental groups who claim the company has not given serious thought to the risk to nearby wells if any contam-
Both Russell Township and Ottawa city officials and council members have expressed doubts and concerns about the CRRRC proposal.
New education leader Tim Mills is the new superintendent of education for the Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB). Mills’ appointment took effect in early December 2014 while he still held the post as executive director for the Upper Canada Leger Centre for Education and Training (UCLCET). The UCLCET will continue to be part of his responsibilities in his new posting along with the district’s international educa- tion program, and the T.R. Leger School of Adult, Alternative and Continuing Edu- cation. He will also supervise the Cornwall and Dundas families of schools in the UCDSB. The 49-year-old Cornwall resident is a past principal for both elementary and secondary schools in the Cornwall area and is a special education consultant for the Upper Canada district.
inants from the disposal program should leach into the groundwater table. Taggart- Miller officials and consultants have stated that the project design will prevent that. Both Russell Township and Ottawa city of- ficials and council members have expressed doubts and concerns about the CRRRC pro- posal. All parties are now scrambling to re- view the EA documents, now available on- line at www.crrrc.ca and also at the Taggart Miller office on Metcalfe Street in Ottawa, the Carlsbad Springs Community Centre, the Russell Township Public Library and the
Ottawa Public Library’s Blackburn Hamlet branch, and the MOE Ottawa office on Don Reid Drive. All comments on the EA report go to Lorna Zappone, special projects officer for the ministry, either by regular mail to her Toronto office at the Environmental Approvals Branch, Ministry of the Environ- ment and Climate Change, 2 St. Clair Aven- ue West, Floor 12A, Toronto, M5V 1L5, or by fax to 416-314-8452, or email to lorna_zap- pone@ontario.ca.
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