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Tag Archives: South Frontenac Township
Beginnings and Endings
The 2018 budget discussions have begun. Staff presented some “high level” considerations for next years budget and for the Township’s financial situation over the next 10 years. Both reports can be found in the September 19th Council agenda, item 8(c). … Continue reading
Social Media Policy
At the September 5, 2017 Council meeting the following social media policy was passed: Purpose This Social Media Policy establishes clear expectations and standards for the use of Social Media by the South Frontenac Township. Objective The distribution of useful … Continue reading
Sounds of Silence, Rushing and Success
Limiting Public Involvement A chart outlining the subdivision/condominium approval process for was presented at the August Council meeting. What stood out was the lack of public engagement in the process: a lack particularly shocking because this Council had spent a … Continue reading
The New Norm: 40 Foot Lake Front Lots?
A new waterfront lot with only 40 feet of frontage was given approval in principle at the last Committee of the Whole meeting in June. The zoning bylaw calls for new lots to have a minimum of 300 feet of … Continue reading
Lawyers and Lessons
Business was slow around the council circle in May. However, lawyers and the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) had a busy month with 11 days of hearings in the Township Hall. Both the Hartington subdivision and the 30 meters lake protection … Continue reading
Noise and Notification
Concerts by the Lake For decades Desert Lake Campground has been having up to 12 open air concerts a summer on the shores of Desert Lake. For decades residents have complained about the noise negatively affecting their quality of life. … Continue reading
Fire and Water
Vulnerable Ground Water One presentation at a recent Conservation Authority session on vulnerable ground water showed that South Frontenac is one of three “hot spots” in Ontario for contaminated ground water. The study added to previous work that mapped … 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
Community Basics: Septics, Budgets and Festivals
Septic Inspection A septic system inspection program is back on the agenda. The Corporate Services Committee heard verbal briefings from the Public Health Unit and the Chief Building Inspector on options. The public health unit was skeptical of the value … 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
Ross Sutherland, Resident, South Frontenac 