Saturday, August 29, 2009
Questions for Council
Do you have questions for members of our council? Post your questions and give our councillors an opportunity to respond.
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I would like to attend meetings but am generally unable to attend in the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteIf there are important issues before Council, issues that have a direct impact on the residents, Council should consider this:
1. Deal with regular items in the afternoon (perhaps from 3 to 5 pm) instead of the 1pm start, then break for dinner and return at 6 pm.
2. At 6 pm, Council resumes the meeting to discuss any critical issues that have a direct impact on the residents.
Brian
I was unable to attend the Wednesday Sept 9th
ReplyDeletemeeting regarding the Frasierville "mega-development" and Millbrooks water supply. If
someone could answer any of the following
questions, it would be appreciated.
1. Exactly how much water does Millbrook have
and how much water does it consume? I have
read there has been a study done
for the area. Where could I receive a copy of this report?
2. Exactly what volume of water does the "mega-
development" in Frasierville plan on taking
from the Millbrook water supply?
3. Who is funding this "mega-development" and
what companies are involved?
4. Where is the beginning of this water pipe
in Millbrook and where will it go from there?
Regardless of how much water Millbrook has,
you can never take more then nature can supply
without risking shortages.
All areas will have drought at one time or another and this has to be planned for. Not an
easy task when nature doesn't show us her
schedule, so you can only base it on historical
data.
Drought will come. It is not a matter of if
but when. How long it will last is impossible
to say. There may be below average rainfall
for one,two or five years. If Millbrook is
sending its water to Fraserville and shortages
develope, who has the first rights to this
water? Farmers,business,homes, Millbrrok, Cavan,Fraserville?
One thing is for sure as the volume of water
goes down, the price will certainly go up!
Any comments at all are appreciated.
Thank you.......Michael Card
Millbrook
macthemechanicca2001@yahoo.ca