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St. Clair Township council has directed its staff to study the options of reducing lanes, installing a pedestrian crosswalk or installing traffic lights at the Corunna intersection of Hill and Queen Streets.
Responding on April 19 to a report created by the township’s co-ordinator of engineering Paul daSilva –in response to correspondence received by the township last November from residents who expressed concern about the dangers of the intersection – Coun. Pat Brown moved a motion that instructed township staff to engage in a full traffic study at the intersection.
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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight
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St Clair to study busy Corunna intersection for stoplight
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Author of the article: Carl Hnatyshyn
Publishing date: Jan 21, 2021 • January 21, 2021 • 2 minute read •
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During their Jan. 18 meeting, St. Clair Township council held a statutory public meeting to establish development charges over the next five years. The previous development charge bylaw expires Feb. 17, 2021.
After listening to a presentation by consultant Stefan Krzeczunowicz from Hemson Consulting Ltd., council voted six to one in favour (with Mayor Steve Arnold voting against) of supporting the recommendation of township treasurer Charles Quenneville to adopt the proposed rates of $6,583 for residential single and semidetached units, $6,342 for multiple units, $3,277 for apartments and $20.84 per square meter for non residential units, all indexed for inflation.