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Mayor weighs in on changes to Via Rail’s service to Napanee (opens the original)
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Via Rail’s recent announcement that it would reconfigure its Quebec City-Windsor route has left some commuters distraught. But as Town of Greater Napanee Mayor Terry Richardson noted in a recent interview, the cuts are more of a reconfiguration. “Obviously, for a small community like ours, any kind of service cut is concerning,” said Richardson. “Transportation is very important to most communities along the 401 corridor, maybe more so to small communities like Greater Napanee.” Richardson provi
Greater Napanee council takes steps to ban open-air fires on municipal property (opens the original)
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The Town of Greater Napanee Council convened at the Roblin Community Hall on Sept. 8 for a regular session. Topics included a report on banning open-air fires in parks and municipal properties and the Atura BESS Phase 2 Community Benefit Fund. Greater Napanee Fire Chief Shawn Armstrong presented the report to council regarding open-air fires. In it, staff recommended that council amend the Public Parks and Spaces Bylaw and the Encampment Response Protocol to prohibit open-air burning, campfires,
Napanee council to leave concerned resident's naturalized grass be, for now (opens the original)
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Julie Bogdanowicz spoke to Greater Napanee council on July 28 about an order to mow that has her concerned for her carefully naturalized property, not to mention the ecosystem that relies on her dedication to naturalization. “This order has caused my family distress as it threatens the project we’ve been stewarding for five years,” said Bogdanowicz. “It is contrary to our values about caring for the land.” Throughout her property at 37 Dorland Dr., Bogdanowicz has planted more than 75 native spe
Greater Napanee council adopts updated official plan, awaits county's approval (opens the original)
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The Town of Greater Napanee council met on July 28, with several weighty discussions taking place, particularly about the final official plan update. Official plans, required by every municipality in Ontario under the province’s planning act, are considered aspirational documents, meant to guide future growth, development and change within the municipality. As per a staff report provided to council, the OP is intended not only to guide growth but also its associated impacts on the health of resi
Napanee homeowner challenges bylaw calling for naturalized property to be mowed (opens the original)
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Julie Bogdanowicz has been working on naturalizing her rural, residential property for several years and has spent a considerable amount of money doing so. Now, the Napanee property owner is facing an order to mow. Currently, her property boasts a curated collection of native plants, some of which have attracted the attention of the town for their height. The order comes as the result of what Bogdanowicz described as an archaic bylaw that doesn’t even differentiate between plant species, but mer
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