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Administrative Centre ‘Stop the Build’ sign campaign

The latest effort in a multi-pronged approach to convince Council to reconsider the scale and scope of the new administrative centre is a sign campaign which we hope will reach many more residents so they may become informed of the dangerous fiscal position which the Township and therefore the taxpayers [more]

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Administrative Update

Welcome to FoTTSA and The Tiny Cottager Online

The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations (FoTTSA) is a nonprofit, volunteer organization which promotes thriving and sustainable shoreline communities in Tiny Township by bringing together and representing almost all of the associations of shoreline residents. FoTTSA uses effective communication, education and advocacy to promote positive environmental stewardship and to [more]

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FoTTSA Reports on Tiny Council Meetings June 2024

citizens committee on Council renumeration, Docu-Share upgrade, County of Simcoe managed
services, cancellation of July 17 Council meetings, Tiny Township Asset Management
Plan/Policy, proposed Tiny Township Administrative Centre (TACC) committee, Unity Design
Studio Phase 2 TACC, septage, SSEA funding, Deputations/discussion: staff recognition, Art in the Park, roadside stands, Terry Fox run, new administrative building/referendum, Blackline Report, Bluewater Beach parking. [more]

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FoTTSA Reports on Tiny Council Meetings April 2024

Mayor’s Charity Golf Tournament benefit recipients, new Administrative Centre update, township parks selected for mini master plan, Dynamic Beach Management update, Community Risk Assessment report, Simcoe County municipal insurance pool, staff authority to comment on ERO postings; deputations – new administrative building, Balm Beach stage, hybrid work policy, TC Energy Proposal, uncivil behaviour, Interim Control By-Law re Dynamic Beach Management [more]

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FoTTSA Deputation to Tiny Council

We are writing to urge Council to significantly change its process for developing a new municipal administration building. The development of a new town hall would be a once in a lifetime initiative which, when undertaken, should engage, inspire and unite the residents of the Township. [more]