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Council defers decision on gravel pit in Maryhill Councillors looking for more answers after public meeting Tuesday night Steve Kannon Observer Staff

A sign advertising a COVID-19 vaccination clinic is seen in front of the entrance of Bingemans in Kitchener.

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Region tallies largest one-day vaccination total Officials plan to expedite service and offer more drive-through clinics Justine Fraser Observer Staff

WATERLOO REGION SAW ITS HIGHEST number of vaccines given out at clinics in one day last Saturday during the ‘Every Dose Counts’ clinic at Bingemans in Kitchener. Some 12,820 people were inoculated. Even without pharmacies and medical offices

included, 20,077 people were vaccinated on the weekend, including children ages 12 and up. Those looking to get vaccinated still can, as the clinic at Bingemans will be continuing offering vaccines until Sunday. Those looking to go after work, can go Tuesday and Thursday from 1 to 7:30. The clinic’s hours Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Satur-

they were scooped up in 30 minutes so we know people do like the drivethru option, and we will do that again,” said regional Chair Karen Redman. By midweek, almost 81 per cent of adults in the region had received at least one shot, while 56 per cent of those over 18 had been fully vaccinated. “We will have more

day, and Sunday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. “We will definitely do another drive through at Bingemans. We haven’t decided on what that date will be, but we know that that the uptake was fantastic because a week ago, Sunday we had 500 spots that were scooped up in about 45 minutes. And we then released another 300 spots for that day, and

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LEFT WITH MORE QUESTIONS THAN answers, Woolwich councillors this week put off a decision on an application to mine gravel on a site near Maryhill. There’ll be no decision on Capital Paving’s bid until at least August 10. Having listened for six hours to a string of public comments during a special session Tuesday night, councillors appeared unswayed by planning staff’s assertion the company had satisfied all requirements for its plan to be approved. Capital Paving wants to develop an extraction operation on a 230-acre site centered on 1195 Foerster Rd., south of Maryhill. The firm estimates the site contains three million tonnes of aggregate materials. While the pit application looks to extract 500,000 tonnes per year, Capital predicts it would remove about half that much annually, meaning the pit would be in opera-

tion for 12 to 15 years. Following a presentation by the applicant, residents and other opponents set about meticulously challenging the reports filed by Capital Paving, making cases on a number of fronts that the proposal was bad planning, threatened the local environment and reduced the quality of life for those living and working in the area. In the latter category, organizations such as the Merry-Hill Golf Club, St. John’s-Kilmarnock School and Schaman Clinic outlined the potential negative impacts of the development, including issues unaddressed by Capital’s studies submitted to the township. “It’s not enough to say the risks are acceptable, not significant or minimal – the health and safety of children demands a higher standard,” said SJK head Cheryl Boughton, who argued the studies carried out by the applicant were sub-optimum, including failing to look at the impact of the likes of dust → GRAVEL 8

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