Who's said Town Council meetings are boring? This one had it all.
Thanks for every one who came out to show support and to those that didn't, you don't know the fun you missed. Not quite the FE-NA-LI of Breaking Bad but likely the most fun in Norfolk since Mumford and Son's left town.
With the Mayor feeling the need to tell a Councillor that he did not need to stand when addressing Mr. Cline, (which we assume was out of the councillor's respect for the gentleman; to a vote on whether to interrogate a private citizen at the meeting, even though his Solicitor was giving the deputation (which was a Yea 5-4); to another Councillor addressing a member of the community in a way we personally found offensive. Exciting times folks and make sure you're there for the next episode!
Monday, 7 October 2013
Friday, 4 October 2013
The 4th Concession Saga - Summary
Here's a summary of the documents and actions regarding the closure of the 4th Concession of South Walsingham and the attempt to reopen it for Public Access. Left in limbo momentarily while Council consults it's Solicitors.
1 Road
147 Citizens and a private landowner who's been gated from his land
vs
Norfolk Council, the Norfolk Road Division & The Nature Conservancy of Canada
1 Road
147 Citizens and a private landowner who's been gated from his land
vs
Norfolk Council, the Norfolk Road Division & The Nature Conservancy of Canada
The Saga Continues...
Thursday, 3 October 2013
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
The Historic Bridges of Norfolk County
The Historic Bridges of Norfolk County
What with the 4th Concession bridge being so prominent in the news lately, we thought it would be nice to feature some of the other historic and beautiful bridges that can be found throughout Norfolk County.The Simcoe Reformer Article regarding the closing of the 4th Concession
http://www.simcoereformer.ca/2013/10/02/norfolk-revisits-road-closure-in-south-walsingham
An image of the bridge that is being estimated as needing over $100,000 in repairs. It measures 24 feet long by 10 feet wide and it's current age is roughly 20 years.
An image of the bridge that is being estimated as needing over $100,000 in repairs. It measures 24 feet long by 10 feet wide and it's current age is roughly 20 years.
Norfolk Council Salaries 2012
Norfolk Council Salaries 2012
Mayor Dennis Travale was paid $59,600 plus $6,506 in expenses.
Travale was provided an additional $600 per diem and $306 in expenses to sit on the
Long Point Region Conservation Authority as well as $7,025 as a member of the
Norfolk Power Inc. board of directors.
Mayor Dennis Travale was paid $59,600 plus $6,506 in expenses.
Travale was provided an additional $600 per diem and $306 in expenses to sit on the
Long Point Region Conservation Authority as well as $7,025 as a member of the
Norfolk Power Inc. board of directors.
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Council Meeting Today at 5PM! See you there.
Today the meeting to review the bylaw on the closing of the 4th Concession of South Walsingham will take place.
Hope to see you all there to support the reopening.
Norfolk County Administration Building,
50 Colborne St. S., Simcoe ON N3Y 4H3
Tuesday October 1st, 5PM.
Hope to see you all there to support the reopening.
Norfolk County Administration Building,
50 Colborne St. S., Simcoe ON N3Y 4H3
Tuesday October 1st, 5PM.
Mr Ross Bateman's letter to CBC to allow everyone access to Backus Woods
Backus Woods
is a forest of hundreds
of acres north of Lake Erie in Norfolk County, Ontario. It’s part of the Backhouse Mill and
homestead, established in 1797 by John C. Backhouse. In a past generation, many of the family
members changed their name from Backhouse to Backus. (Who knows why?) Backus Woods is the best remnant of an
extreme southern Canadian forest; the jewels of these woods are the groves of Tulip
Trees that tower over the forest canopy.
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