From Kirstin Maxwell at the Town, in answer to President Norton's question:
"At this point all LPAT proceedings have been suspended until June 30 – and I don’t know what the rescheduling backlog will look like, if they intend to bump the cases scheduled after that too. "
So everything is on hold pending resolution of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Past President Brian Gray has been serving as a member of the Citizens' Working Group during this review, and offers this perspective on the process.
One person's meat is another man's potatoes, as they say. So what one person considers reasonable noise might be considered a horrendous racket to another. In our society, we have laws to carefully balance the rights of one person against the rights of the others.
Apparently some people believe there is a public boat launch in Camp Huronda and "Cottage Dreams", a cottage rental agency has been telling renters they can use Huronda's boat launch.
Attached below is the form used to notify Fisheries and Oceans of any work to be done under the auspices of an Operational Statement (dock or boathouse construction, beach creation, etc.)
BEACH CREATION FOR RESIDENTIAL USE
Fisheries and Oceans Canada Ontario Operational Statement
Projects Near Water
If you are conducting a project near water, it is your responsibility to ensure you comply with all applicable regulations. The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, the Federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans and Transport Canada all have overlapping responsibilities and sometimes conflicting requirements. The following is a composite of some of the most common issues that our members may face.
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Fisheries and Oceans Canada ONTARIO EDITION
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ONTARIO EDITION
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THE DOCK PRIMER
Confused by jargon like "litoral zone" and "eutrophic lakes"? This is a series of easy-to-understand articles and statements by Fisheries and Oceans Canada to help you live in harmony with your waterfront.
If you never read anything else on the subject, make sure you read "The Shore Primer".