KAPOA’s executive reminds the membership that this coming Saturday, May 23, Hastings Highlands Council is hosting a public meeting regarding information on the VEGETATIVE BUFFER BYLAW.
The bylaw affects the use of all waterfront properties in the township. KAPOA strongly recommends that as many as possible of its members attend.
The session will be held in the gymnasium of the Township Municipal offices at 9 am.
Well here is one issue that has folks riled up and rightly so. While some pundits blame the Liberals for the mess that is our electricity situation in Ontario, I must say that I am not sure the Conservatives would
Last year I wrote about the overall costs for the OPP in the rural communities they service and how policing costs are growing exponentially while crime is going down. And that the Auditor General ‘s report in 2012 made it
KAPOA encourages as many members as possible to join in the Hydro protest at Queen’s Park on Wednesday May 13.
On Wednesday, April 15 the Hastings Highlands Municipal Council voted to postpone the advertised VEGETATIVE BUFFER BYLAW information meeting from Saturday, April 25 to Saturday, May 23 @ 9:00 am. This postponement was at the request of a member of Council and the rationale was that the postponement will allow for a greater number of property owners to attend the meeting. A copy of the proposed wording of the bylaw will be forwarded as soon as it is made available.
Some time in the near future the Hastings Highlands Municipal Council plans to enact a bylaw that could have a serious impact on your enjoyment of your property in the municipality. KAPOA and other Lake Associations in the municipality have
KAPOA has received a number of requests, both from the Madawaska Valley side as well as from Hastings Highlands, for information and guidance regarding who we should vote for in the upcoming municipal elections.
There have been changes to some of the proposed land selections. The updated draft descriptive plans have been updated below. They include: 60B, 192B and 299. Changes to proposed land selections have been sent to adjacent landowners. As for an
HH Burning Guidelines: Fire Department – During the Fire Season, you DO NOT require a fire permit providing you follow these guidelines: The fire is started no sooner than 7 p.m. and extinguished at 7:00 a.m. or earlier The piled
Township of Madawaska Valley Citizen’s Action Committee: tmvcac.wordpress.com Madawaska Valley Web Site MV Burning Permits: Emergency Management – Burning is permitted during the hours from 2 hours before sunset to 2 hours after sunrise.A permit is required for all burning
