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 digital edition of The Tiny Cottager Fall/Winter 2019 is now available here online! Top stories include a Q and A with Simcoe North federal election candidates, what to do about gypsy moths, an update on the threat to our drinking water, the coolest radio station ever and an article about World [more]
2019 Mayor’s Charity Golf Tournament & Dinner – Photos by Andrew Chomentowski
Tiny is experiencing an infestation of gypsy moths which are an invasive insect. High levels of gypsy moth caterpillars can cause trees to experience severe loss of leaves, which could cause them to enter a state of decline and make them more susceptible to further harm from other insects, diseases, and weather [more]
Announcements, Innisfil transit by Uber, Awenda Park blockade, Broadband & cellular access, Boating speed limit along shoreline, Clean yards & property standards, Proposed telecommunications tower [more]
The Township of Tiny has implemented a 10km/hr speed limit within 300 metres of shore between Concession 1 and Concession 16. The speed zone will be enforced by the Southern Georgian Bay Ontario Provincial Police. FoTTSA applauds this decision because it reflects the concerns of Tiny Township citizens. Read more [more]
“HELP! The high lake levels are eroding my shoreline! My property needs shoreline armoring to protect my investment! What type should I use?!” We have had inquiries about whether hardening shorelines are the best option for times of high lake levels, like we have this year. Coastal Engineers, regulatory bodies, [more]
Town Hall Meeting: improve signage in the parking lot [at Jackson Park], and designate a swimming area within 300m from shore”, short-term rentals, Nitrate fertilizer in Lafontaine, Georgian Sands area, telecommunications tower at 1445 Cedar point Road, Amendment to the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe. [more]
The Federation of Tiny Township Shoreline Associations