In early January, 2020, all those who had sent written comments to CRH (the company that owns the Teedon Pit) about the application to extend the gravel pit received a response by registered mail. Not all letters were exactly the same. Comments that had been emailed without a postal mailing address [more]
Deputation by FoTTSA Director Tara Marshall regarding aggregate extraction in Concession 1; 2020 Town Hall Meetings; increasing pay parking rates; Southern Georgian Bay Family Physician Recruitment Program; Farlain Lake Community Association; 2% tax rate increase; a proposed water study of the Waverley Uplands [more]
The FoTTSA Flash is a quick-read summary of what you need to know about life in Tiny each month. If you aren’t on our mailing list yet, send us an email: secretary.fottsa@tinycottager.org We do not share our mailing list with anyone. And you can always check out the current and [more]
Sarjeant Waverley pits 1 & 2, aggregate licence application review; new complaint process: property standards and clean yards by-laws, short term rental information, noise control by-law; sandbags at Farlain Lake; encroachment policy extended for two years; Georgian Bay Great Lakes Foundation update; Rural Ontario Municipal Association annual conference delegations; Signum telecommunications tower at Champlain road [more]
The Tiny Cottager is conducting a survey and we want to hear what you have to say about Short Term Rentals in Tiny. Whether you’re a renter, an owner, a neighbour or a concerned resident, we want to hear from you! Airbnb has changed the world of vacations and Tiny is [more]
Sarjeant Pits – Amending Agreement to the French Road Haul Route Agreement, High Water at Farlain Lake, Use of Public Beach at Wahnekewening by Residents, Short Term Rentals, Free Resident Parking Permit, The Cultural Alliance in the Heart of Georgian Bay, Changes to the Aggregate Resources Act (ARA), Telecommunications Tower Proposal at 771 Champlain Road, Parking at Thunder Beach [more]
Simcoe.com has just published an excellent article summarizing the fight to Save Our Water so far: Tiny Township cottagers have joined in the fight against the Teedon Pit expansion. The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations (FoTTSA) has acquired legal representation and will be seeking a moratorium on the expansion [more]
Tiny Council decided yesterday to defer passage of the French Road Haul Route Amending Agreement until staff reports back on discussions with the Sarjeant Company regarding the storing, recycling and processing of asphalt at Waverley Pits 1 and 2 and aggregate extraction below the water table at Waverley Pit 2. [more]
Dates of 2020 Budget Meeting, Outcome of Balm Beach Fun Day, September Town Hall Meeting, 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, Telecommunications Tower, Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, Updated Provincial Policy Statement, new Municipal Administrative Building
FoTTSA made an open, unscheduled deputation on October 16th, 2019 at the Tiny Council Meeting because the by-law about the Sarjeant haul road was on the agenda. Following that, an open unscheduled deputation was made by a representative from the Sarjeant company. This road is the only control Tiny has [more]
The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations