Tuesday, December 11, 2012 - the Township of Lanark Highlands

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November 26, 2012 Re: Conservation Authorities Shoreline Planting Program As you may be aware, the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority (RVCA) and Mississippi Valley Conservation (MVC) have offered a shoreline planting program for several years. A naturally vegetated shoreline is an effective way to maintain water quality, aid in nutrient uptake, provide habitat, and protect shorelines from erosion. Therefore, shoreline planting and rehabilitation is often recommended when Conservation Authority (CA) staff assess properties for new development through our review of Planning Act proposals. Shoreline planting and establishing a vegetated buffer is one method to help mitigate the impacts of residential development. The CAs would like to assist our partner municipalities in implementing planting recommendations through our shoreline planting programs. These programs are designed to help facilitate these recommendations and provide landowners with the opportunity to consult with CA staff and implement a shoreline planting plan that is specific to their property. Each property requires a site visit by CA staff in order to provide recommendations on species type and density. Please contact the RVCA and MVC for details on their specific shoreline planting programs details. We would be pleased to meet with you to discuss the programs. If you have any questions in the interim, please contact the undersigned. Andrea Klymko Brian Anderson Shoreline Stewardship Program Manager Advisory Services Coordinator Rideau Valley Conservation Authority Mississippi Valley Conservation 613-692-3571 xt 1173 613-259-2421 xt 228 4175 Hwy. 511, Lanark, Ontario K0G 1K0 · Tel. (613) 259-2421 · Fax (613) 259-3468 · info@mvc.on.ca Page 14 of 38
#CBO-2012 BUILDING INSPECTION SERVICE to November 31, 2012 Comparisons to Previous Years In November 2011 In November 2012 Total 2011 to November 30Total 2012 to November 30 Permit Revenue $8,203 $2,152 $54,814 $57,758 Number of Permits 19 5 140 160 Building Value $1,288,800 $433,500 $7,723,898 $8,545,010 New Housing Starts 5 1 32 23 November 2011 Building Summary Woodstove 1 Deck/Patio Garage Boathouse 1 Shed Addition SFD 1 Renovation 2 Pool Car Port Demolition Workshop Repair Permit transfer PERMIT Name Address Permit Construction Building Roll NUMBER Amount Value Type Number 2012-040 Vernon Wheeler 1025 Highland Line, Dalhousie $380.00 $38,000.00 Renovate SFD 004 035 19101 2012-156 Spring Creek Huntcamp 1137 Campbells Road, Lavant $140.00 $2,500.00 Woodstove 001 010 02100 2012-162 Clarence Gemmill Tatlock Road, Darling Twp. $1,148.60 $350,000.00 SFD & Garage split from 944 015 31000 2012-163 Tim Hollington 302 Giles Road, Lanark Ward $400.00 $40,000.00 Renovate SFD 934 035 02200 2012-164 Dennis Hartinhann 583 Avalon Island, Darling, White Lake $83.25 $3,000.00 Construct a Boathouse 944 025 16800 Totals $2,151.85 $433,500.00 Page 15 of 38
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