News

May 7^th

To

May 25^th, 2007

MOOSE CREEK, CRYSLER AND FINCH

Please be advised that during the period of water main flushing, you may experience rusty water.

Be sure to leave your faucet running until it is clear again.

Fire service will be practicing our shuttle accreditation this coming Tuesday may 1 st from 7 to 9 pm. Trucks will have sirens and lights activated to simulate an actual call.

The practice route will be held on highway 43 from MTO garage to the fire hydrant in finch in front of Smith and sons.

North Stormont Township is initiating a Community Improvement Plan (CIP) project which aims to enhance portions of our rural economy. CIPs, as they are known, have been implemented in many Ontario communities thanks to the Ontario Municipal Association (AMO), dedicated municipal staff who conceive their own local plan and of course, participating members of the business community. In a nutshell, a CIP typically improves the looks of downtown cores and enhances assets while aiming to improve certain key areas in order to generate more visitors.

How would such a formula work within North Stormont? This is where you come in. A Community Improvement Plan is designed to offer incentives to help offset some of the cost of beautification work performed on downtown commercial buildings according to the budget which councils approve for the project in a given year.

How would the North Stormont CIP best help you?  

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North Stormont Township thanks you for perusing through this leaflet and check-marking the financial help which would best help your business enhancement projects. Feel free to contact to Jacques Des Becquets, Economic, Communications and Recreation Agent at 613.984.2821, extension 226, or by e-mail, at jdesbecquets@northstormont.ca, if you would like to further discuss the CIP project.

We look forward to working in collaboration with you all in highlighting North Stormont Township!

2018 Half Load Restrictions
Half load restrictions are expected to start on or about March 1st, 2018 on all County and Municipal Roads roads in the Township of North Stormont. Enforcement of half load restrictions will commence once half load signs are erected. The following are County year-round full load roads:

1. South of King’s Highway No. 401 on County Road Nos. 1, 14, 33 and 35;
2. County Road 15 from County Road 2 to the southwest leg of County Road 36;
3. County Road Nos. 31, 34, 43, 46; and
4. County Road No. 2 from Leeds & Grenville boundary to the City of Cornwall boundary and from the City of Cornwall boundary to the Ontario/Quebec boundary.

Persons contravening this regulation will be prosecuted under Section 122 of The Highway Traffic Act.

To check for the effective half-load starting date, please visit our website at http://www.sdgcounties.ca or the MTO website listed below.

Load restrictions
Under the Highway Traffic Act, the province enforces reduced load restrictions on trucks to protect Ontario’s highways during spring thaw, when road damage is most likely to occur.

http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/trucks/load-restrictions.shtml

Ministry of Municipal Affairs will be changing the land use designation of your property as part of the Official Plan approval process. This designation change could potentially affect the future use of your property. The roll numbers of affected properties are noted on the address label or in a separate slip enclosed with this letter.

You are encouraged to visit the County’s website at sdgcounties.ca to review your property’s designation and ensure you understand its meaning and limitations. Most property owners will experience no impact as a result of the Ministry’s changes; however, some owners may be impacted and may wish to appeal.

http://www.sdgcounties.ca/government/departments/transportation-and-planning/area-study

Notice of Changes to Property