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Signs of Progress: Roads, Plans, Budgets and Signs
Desert Lake Causeway After years of promises and consultations, progress has been made on redeveloping the Desert Lake Causeway. The new culverts are in and the road bed is wider. The new boat ramp, while not yet fully usable, looks … Continue reading
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
I am Seeking Re-election
I am seeking re-election as Loughborough District Councillor. I would like your support. Over the last four years, I have enjoyed working with you for a more open and informed Township, good services, a better environment, responsible growth, action on … Continue reading
New Year Blahs and Money
The first month, under Council’s new rules of procedure, was slow. There were only three meetings: a Council meeting, a Committee of the Whole meeting and a Corporate Affairs Committee. Rutledge Speed Reduction Hits Bump. The new rules are partially … Continue reading
The Devil’s in the Details
“Ice storm Tuesdays” cancelled a couple of meetings contributing to January and February being relatively quiet months on Council. Yet, working away in the background, a few changes have been made that could have a big effect on the way … Continue reading
Year End Surprises
Rather than being straightforward the last Council meeting of 2016 contained two surprises. Budget Blocked After two months of negotiation and compromise an agreement, supported by most Councillors, had been reached on the 2017 budget. The only step left was … Continue reading
Advocacy and Resident Budget Comment
One role of Council is to lobby other levels of government for changes that will benefit South Frontenac. The following are a few issues we have commented on recently. Most resolutions were passed unanimously. “Cap and Trade” The province’s “Cap … Continue reading
