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” TERRACE--
. Public Works Committee is taking
B look at the operation of the city’s
Jandfill, operation - this »week . but
there’s no guarantee arly changes
will take place. About a year-ago
the Minstry of Environment told

Ambulance. |
system
reviewed |

‘Te’s been some time since “the
focal. ambulance service was
moved to its new quarters on Hwy.

" smoke’ was the result of* ‘user-lit -
- fires at the dump ‘and ‘hence the

16 and Eby St. and ‘dispatch ser-

vice was centralized in Kamloops.:
‘When the change was taking place, -
the Terrace Firefighters Union
objected and wrote a letter of
complaint to Terrace city council.

In that letter, the "first responder" :
principle was described, but the
change in dispatching systems was
apparently inevitable and no action
was taken on the department’s
concerns. The province relieved
the fire department from their
ambulance-tending role and re-
placed them with a system of their
own. Now, almost two years later,
alderman Dave Hull has brought
the matter back to the table and
the Public Works Committee has
been asked to take another look.

Using the first responder concept,
Hull told council last week, the
Terrace fire department would
respond to all in-city "Code 3"
medical emergencies with their 01
_ Tescue truck as well as the ambu-
lance. If they arrived first, they
would be the first responders and
would provide immediate assis-
tance. If the ambulance crew
arrived first, local firefighters
would be right behind them to
offer any necessary assistance. A
second call wouldn’t be required if
the ambulance crew decided spe-
cialized expertise or equipment
such as the Jaws of Life were
required; Rescue 01 would always
be there. oe

According to Hull, the first res-
ponder principle has been used in
places like Kamloops and Prince
George for years and it has been
demonstrated that it doesn’t com-
promise the department’s _fire-
fighting capability. Instead, it
makes better use of available re-
sources and might often reduce
medical emergency response time
without costing the taxpayer
another dime.

The first job of the committee,
though, might be to find out what
happened to that first responder
status request from the fire depart-
ment in the first go-around.
According to Hull, any council
action-on the firefighter’s request
seems to have stopped mid-stream
in April, 1988. Ambulance crews
are in favor of the program, he
said, but it doesn’t appear thatthe
request went anywhere. Alderman
Danny Sheridan disagrees ~ he
told council that he didn’t recall
the exact details but the first res-
ponder concept was discussed at
length with representatives of the
provincial ambulance service and
wasn’t simply forgotten.

‘The Public Works Committee .

‘meets today.

3: the city ‘they “needed “better

supervision of the landfill site, and
the end result was restricted hours
at-the: Terrace dump. .

‘One ‘of. the reasons “for ‘the
‘change were complaints from some

Kalum Lake Drive residents that

toxic’ ‘smoke. was driving them
from their. homés. Most often the’

need for more. supervision. For at
least. one Kalum Lake Drive
resident, though, the solution is as

- bad as the ‘problem it was meant to

cure.
Kalum. Lake Drive resident Bruce

‘of locking the: landfill gate at 6°
p.m. during winter months and 10
p.m. in the summer has been been.
the transformation of his own yard
into an after-hours mini-dump. He
says that people who drive to the
dump and find the gate locked

don’t take their garbage home.

Instead, they leave it at the nearest

piete of adjacent land they can

find.

Another reason for better control
at the landfill site was a concem
by the Ministry of Environment
that a few too. many wild animals
were being attracted by food
wastes left unburied for too long a

period. of ti time. But according to
Freeman, that concer hasn’t been
addressed, it’s just been moved.
"Within a few hours after dump-
ing, ravens, dogs and bears have
done a great job of spreading the
mess," he says in a letter to city
council. As far as dogs are con-

cerned, he points out that there are

a surplus in the area and many of
‘these had probably been abandoned
at the dump.

But Freeman has other concerns
‘that have nothing to do with the
locking of the gate. He claims that
a ditch dug at the landfill several
years ago to lower the water table

at

Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 7, 1990 ALL

1ps on residence.

at the site had an undesitable
effect. It may have solved a

leaching problem at the dump but

it also. lowered. the water level in
his well by four to six feet, and
now he has to dig a new well at.
his own expense.

"In the future kindly instruct your.
engineers to exercise more fore- -
sight in any action you may take
that may affect the neighborhood,"
Freeman requests in his letter. The
Public Works Committce meets

today at noon and their recommen- -

dations, if any, could be con-
sidered by council as carly as

’ March 12.

Freeman complains that one result

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