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Author Archives: Ross Sutherland
Province Asking for Input on Waste Reduction
The Ontario Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks has issued a discussion paper on waster and litter in Ontario. They are taking comments until April 20. It considers a wide variety of issues including, litter in parks, producer responsibility, organic … Continue reading
Baby Steps Forward
Community Support Increased The Township passed its 2019 budget, 2019 Budget Package – February 19 2019 , with a nominal 2% increase in property taxes. Twenty thousand dollars was added to community grants with the understanding that it would include support to … Continue reading
Priority Water treatment, Transparency and Engagement
A Peek Through Murky Waters Council should provide more public information on many items it discusses behind closed doors: this is the finding of an investigation into Council’s use of closed meetings. In most cases Council should tell the public … Continue reading
Investigator’s Report on South Frontenac Council’s Secrecy
Last summer I made a request for “…. an investigation of the decision ….. to keep the fact that …[information on the details of the problem that are not yet public]… at Sydenham’s Municipal water facility from the public. The … Continue reading
Politeness and Politics
Happy New year to you, your family and friends. I am looking forward to working with the new Council in 2019 for a more open, inclusive, compassionate and sustainable community. South Frontenac Code of Conduct With politics becoming ever more … Continue reading
Is South Frontenac Giving Improper Notification for Closed Meetings?
There is often a perception that governments in general and our Council specifically have too many discussions behind closed doors and without proper public consultation and involvement. Analysis of the reasons given for closed meetings in the last two years … Continue reading
Endings and Beginnings
As the new Council starts its work, two long anticipated decisions on important developments in the South Frontenac, Johnson’s Point and the Hartington Subdivision, were released. Johnson’s Point The Johnson’s Point subdivision is a 15-house development next to a provincially … Continue reading
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Council Secrecy and Lake Protection
Thank you very much for the continued support. Over the last few months I enjoyed visiting most homes in the district and talking about the future of the Township. I hope that your feedback, both positive and negative, and your … Continue reading
Hard Topping Gravel Roads
At the Perth Road all-candidates meeting there were numerous questions on a schedule for hard topping gravel roads. There is no specific schedule. The intention of this Council, and previous ones, is that over time, most, if not all, roads … Continue reading
Planning, Cost Over-Runs and Offices
Long Time Planner Retires Lindsay Mills the Township planner for the last 15 years, has retired. Council has retained a recruitment service, “head-hunters”, to find a new planner and Director of Development. If you have planning questions or applications you … Continue reading
Ross Sutherland, Resident, South Frontenac 