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Close Votes and Progress
After a year of sometimes difficult debate we are close to a plan for development on Johnson Point and getting closer to a final Hartington subdivision agreement. Johnson Point The subdivision at Johnson Point came back to Council on December … Continue reading
Water Everywhere, But Where to Swim?
Last month there were some interesting discussions on lake use. One, a small local issue with larger community impacts, is about a little Canoe Lake beach. Canoe Lake Public Access At the west end of the James Wilson Road causeway that … Continue reading
Opportunities Missed and Technical Difficulties
Official Plan: Missed Opportunities The official plan review is wrapping up and we have missed an opportunity. We have spent our time responding to changes proposed by the province rather than seriously reviewing how we want to plan and develop … Continue reading
Defying the Doldrums of Summer
Defying the doldrums of summer the August Council meeting proved very effective at moving forward some important issues. More Open Budget Process For the first-time the Township’s budget process will include input from the public. At the September 8 meeting … Continue reading
Water, Sun and Construction – Summer Comes to South Frontenac
Council’s focus in June reflected our desire for summer to return (remember we hit 30 degrees in early May). Sydenham Water Besides some roads, the Sydenham water system may be the largest piece of infrastructure owned by the Township. While … Continue reading
Plans, Power and Potholes
Strategic Plan I was skeptical of the process, but South Frontenac has a new strategic plan and I think it will be good for South Frontenac. The new strategic plan adds weight to four forward-looking concerns: More resident engagement in … Continue reading
Sun, Sand and Cycling
Spring has sprung on South Frontenac Council with sun, sand and cycling high on the agenda. Sun: South Frontenac a Solar Energy Powerhouse? In the last month three proposals for large solar energy projects have been presented to Council. Sun … Continue reading
Johnson Point , Solar Farms and Roads
The most contested issue this month has been the proposed for Johnson Point development on the East Basin of Loughborough Lake. A growing number of residents have been expressing concerns about the number of lots; increased boat traffic on Long … Continue reading
Budgets and Biking
February was a good month for winter activities in South Frontenac. While the pike were less than cooperative the ice fishers were abundant. Snow conditions were perfect for skiing and snowmobiling. A group of residents organized the first annual Perth … Continue reading
Plans, Budgets and Community Initiatives
South Frontenac Township Council is just starting two process that will help shape the Township for the next few years. The Strategic Plan Council has agreed to develop a strategic plan for the next four years. The plan, while not binding, … Continue reading
Ross Sutherland, Resident, South Frontenac 