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l Volume 2, Issue 3 if i Arnhem-2181811191FerrySerVice _ a WWI Information update Council continues efforts to improve funding arrangements for the Ferry Operation I l tte to the newly appointed MiniStBI' 0f lransportation, Reeve McEwen n a e r _ . . . . , . ~ ° tinue prev1ous Minister Cansfield s ferry I'eVIew asked Mlnister Bradley '60 COD . 't' t' 'th the intent "to ensure an equitable system of ferry serv1ces and 1m 1a 1ve W1 ' 77 Fer I' Audlt ---- MTO has advised that the audit of provincially jsupiiNm'tngk ferry services is near completion. ' e rt forward to receiving the auditor s1 epc;f , as the first step in the overall revvifiehv: ferry operations in the Frovmce. 1 Di- Ministry of Transpol'tatlon Regiona'e rector, Eastern Region, Kathy M201 ;.e_ confirmed that the report would e p1 d be sented to the Township before 1t EVE: 31-0- released to the public. She offeie qlnd vide a brief summary of the procelss c the results of the audit to CounC1 . 2007, Council express MTO that any meeting rega dit report, beyond that of_T0 and Ministry representatlye the public and take place in Chambers in Odessa. s, be open :50 the Councfl Dry-docking the Frontenac II Finally, Transport Canada has extended the Inspection Certificate for the Frontenac II be-- yond November 11th, with the expectation that the ferry Will go to dry-dock in the s 2008. Council had asked that a Sprin ule be established for dry-docking the nac II on an on--going basis. Transport Canada has not agreed to changing the schedule per- manently but a postponement of this ye maintenance was needed because of the tended time the replacement ferr Loyalist, has been in dry-dock thi pring of g sched- Fronte- ar's ex- y, the Quinte s fall. Another resignation yrnond Wemp has ctive December 81, Raymond, especially nings, we are happy that he Will now have more time to do submitted his resignation, effe 2007. Although we Will miss on those frosty, windy mor the things he wants to do. After nearly 40 years on the fem-y, he deserves a change of pace. Congratula- tions and best Wishes, Raymond.