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We want to hear from you. The Township of Georgian Bluffs is exploring significant improvements to Old Beach Drive, including road reconstruction, stormwater upgrades, a potential active transportation trail, and a new municipal watermain. Your input will help guide decisions and ensure the project reflects community priorities.

About You

1.  

Where is your property located?

2.  

Do you live at this property:

3.  

How many years have you owned/lived at the property?

Road and Infrastructure Conditions

4.  

How would you rate the current condition of Old Beach Drive?

5.  

Have you experienced any issues related to road quality or stormwater drainage?

6.  

Would you support the addition of an active transportation trail along Old Beach Drive?

7.  

Do you feel current road width and traffic speeds are safe for all users?

Water Services

8.  

How is your current water supply managed?

9.  

Are you satisfied with your current water supply?

10.  

Would you be interested in connecting to a new municipal watermain if one were installed?

11.  

Would you support a cost recovery model (as per O. Reg 586/06) to fund the installation of a municipal watermain?

Under Ontario Regulation 586/06, municipalities can recover the cost of local infrastructure improvements—like a new watermain—by charging the benefiting property owners directly. In this context, it means that if the Township installs a municipal watermain, property owners who connect to it may share in the cost through a Local Improvement Charge. This charge could be paid: Upfront, or Over time through your property tax bill Only those who benefit from the service would pay, and the Township would consult with property owners before moving forward.
12.  

Property Value

A municipal water connection would enhance my property’s value or appeal.

General Feedback

13.  

What aspects of the proposed upgrades are most important to you?

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With number 1 being the most important, and 5 being the least.