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Notice of Intent to Consider Removal of a Holding Symbol from the Zoning By-law - 45 Anderson Blvd

THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF UXBRIDGE

NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONSIDER REMOVAL OF A HOLDING SYMBOL FROM THE ZONING BY-LAW

The Council for the Township of Uxbridge is considering an amendment to the Township Zoning By-law 81-19 for the lands shown on the Key Map which is enclosed with this notice for ease of reference. The requested change is described below:

APPLICANT:                    Rob-Don Properties Inc.

LOCATION:                     LOT 12, PLAN 40M2336, UXBRIDGE, REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM, S/T EASEMENT IN GROSS UNTIL 2026...

Chalk Lake Springs temporarily closed during Lake Ridge Road construction

The Regional Municipality of Durham, in co-operation with the City of Pickering, Town of Whitby, and townships of Scugog and Uxbridge, is rehabilitating Lake Ridge Road (Regional Road 23). The Chalk Lake Springs are temporarily closed during this construction.

When: Access to the springs is expected to reopen towards the end of July once construction is substantially completed in the area of Chalk Lake Road.

Where: Chalk Lake Springs on Lake Ridge Road in the Township of Uxbridge.

Why: The closure...

Township Page June 8, 2023

The June 8 2023 issue of the Township page 2 of the Cosmos newspaper is available for viewing.

Township of Uxbridge Bans All Open-Air Fires

Dry conditions prompt fire restrictions

Effective June 6th, the Township of Uxbridge has imposed a fire ban on all open-air burning. Dry conditions caused by current and forecasted weather patterns make burning unsafe at this time.

Open air burning includes the use of burn barrels, outdoor fireplaces and cooking fires, as well as fires in pits. Residents may still use a barbeque or other approved cooking appliances with caution.

All persons in the Township of Uxbridge who currently have an...

Sidewalk Inspections Begin in Township of Uxbridge

During the first week of June, a contractor for the Township of Uxbridge will be assessing the condition of local sidewalks. The contractor will be looking for uneven or broken sections of sidewalk and identifying those which pose a trip hazard or other adverse conditions.

The contractor will be using a golf-cart to conduct the inspection, and may mark portions of the sidewalk with spray paint.

The results of the inspection will be used to create a maintenance plan for problem sidewalk areas.