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South Dundas 360
Fall/Winter 2017–2018
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South Dundas Recreation
34 Ottawa St., Morrisburg, ON
613-543-2673
www.southdundas.com
SOUTH DUNDAS
Register for a class/Teach a class
How to register for a class
Registration for South Dundas Recreation-run at the South Dundas Municipal Centre. Payment is
programs can be done on the second floor of the South required at the time of registration. A 10% charge is
Dundas Municipal Centre weekdays between 8:30 am applied to refunds, unless the program is cancelled by
and 4:30 pm. This is the best way to ensure that you get South Dundas Recreation.
a spot in the program of your choice. South Dundas Recreation will make every attempt
If you are unable to register during work hours and are to make up for a cancelled class due to weather or
attending a program that takes place at the Municipal instructor illness, it is not guaranteed that this will
Centre, you can bring your registration form and happen for every missed class.
money (cash or cheque) to the class you would like to A refund will not be provided for a cancelled class nor
attend. will it be provided if a participant is unable to attend a
Anyone is welcome to try a class for free before making class during the program session.
a commitment. Want to participate in a program but If you have questions about programs offered by South
can’t make every class? We offer a $10 drop-in fee for Dundas Recreation, please contact:
any of our classes. Ben Macpherson
Registration forms and information on programs can Director of Recreation and Facilities
be found online at southdundas.com/recreation, from 613-543-2673
the program instructor, or at the administration desk bmacpherson@southdundas.com
Want to Teach a Class?
Becoming an Instructor with South Dundas Recreation
Recreation
If you have a talent or passion that you would like to teach others, South Dundas Recreation can help. South
Dundas Recreation will take care of all the logistical work needed to run a program, this includes advertising,
registration, materials, and more. As an instructor, you simply have to show up and teach your class.
Instructors are paid competitive wages and provided constant feedback and support. If you would like to begin
instructing or would like more information on becoming an instructor, please contact Ben Macpherson at the
above contact information.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Recreation Information
Mayor’s Message/Council Information������������������������������������ 2
Municipal Information���������������������������������������������������� 3
Municipal Facilities������������������������������������������������������� 4
South Dundas Minor Hockey/Junior C Hockey/Skating Club ������������� 5
Public Skating Hours/Curlng Club���������������������������������������� 6
Ontario Early Years Centre Programs�������������������������������������� 7
Child & Youth Programs�������������������������������������������������� 8
Youth & Adult Programs�������������������������������������������������� 9
Youth & Adult Programs/Yoga������������������������������������������� 10
Kickboxing & Bootcamp/Fitness & Core Exercise Classes����������������� 11
Dundas County 50+ Wellness Day���������������������������������������� 12
Community Groups/Sport Lending Library/JumpStart������������������� 13
SD&G County Library Programs����������������������������������������� 14
Community Calendar���������������������������������������������������� 15
Municipal Information
Fire & Safety������������������������������������������������������������� 16
Finance & Economic Development/By-Law Enforcement����������������� 17
Planning & Building����������������������������������������������������� 18
Public Works������������������������������������������������������������ 19
Marriage & Lottery Licenses���������������������������������������������� 20
Garbage & Recycling������������������������������������� Inside Back Cover
Garbage Pickup Calendar��������������������������������������� Back Cover
Stay Connected to your South Dundas
The Municipality of South Dundas is
active on social media and you can
connect with us
Recreation
to get the latest
on what our community whas to offer.
You can keep up with our channels at:
• Facebook.com/southdundas; and
• Twitter @southdundaslive.
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Mayor’s Message/Council Information
Mayor’s Message Council Meeting Dates
September 5, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
Welcome to the 2017 Fall & Winter 360° Community
September 19, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
Guide!
October 3, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
The Municipality of South Dundas is committed to
fostering a strong sense of community involvement and October 17, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
encouraging physical activity and participation. November 7, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
This guide provides you with our recreation programming November 21, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
schedule, outlining options for all ages, skillsets, and
interests that will assist in selecting a program that is right December 5, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
for you and your family. Registration forms and detailed December 19, 2017 Regular Council Meeting
information are available at www.southdundas.com.
January 16, 2018 Regular Council Meeting
Keep this guide handy; in it you will find invaluable
details on municipal information, such as garbage February 6, 2018 Regular Council Meeting
and recycling schedules, Fire and Emergency Services February 20, 2018 Regular Council Meeting
information, contact information of Council members,
upcoming community events, and so much more.
With the upcoming launch of the new and improved
website in late 2017, deciding on a recreation program will
be a smoother experience and obtaining the municipal
information you require will be easier to search and locate.
Get more out of living in South Dundas and take
advantage of the incredible opportunities to get involved
in our community!
Evonne Delegarde,
Mayor
Municipality of South Dundas
Members of Council
Council Members Address Contact Information
Evonne Delegarde, 35 Church Ave. Home: 613-652-1388
Mayor P.O. Box 137 Cell: 613-340-5979
Iroquois, ON edelegarde@southdundas.com
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Jim Locke, 5542 Meadowbrook Dr. Home: 613-652-2233
Deputy Mayor Iroquois, ON jlocke@southdundas.com
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Bill Ewing, P.O. Box 1228 Home: 613-652-4313
Councillor Morrisburg, ON Cell: 613-802-0729
K0C 1X0 bewing@southdundas.com
Marc St. Pierre, 12098 County Rd. 4/ Home: 613-543-3525
Recreation
Councillor Lakeshore Dr. mstpierre@southdundas.com
Morrisburg, ON
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Archie L. Mellan, 10952 Hulbert Rd., Home: 613-989-2734
Councillor Brinston, ON Cell: 613-299-1356
K0E 1C0 amellan@southdundas.com
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Municipal Information
Municipal Message Municipal Office Hours
Accessibility Office Hours: 8:30 am–4:30 pm (Monday–Friday)
The Municipality of South Dundas is committed
Phone: 613-543-2673
to providing accessible information, programs,
and resources, as outlined in the Accessibility Toll Free: 1-800-265-0619
Plan, which can be found on the municipal After Hours Emergency: 613-652-4028
website. Fax: 613-543-1076
If you experience a barrier to participation, General inquiries: mail@southdundas.com
or have a suggestion on how we can improve
Address: 34 Ottawa St., PO Box 740
accessibility, please call 613- 543-2673, or send us
Morrisburg, ON
an email with your suggestion at
K0C 1X0
mail@southdundas.com.
Municipal Staff Contacts
Corporate Services
Chief Administrative Officer/Treasurer Shannon Geraghty sgeraghty@southdundas.com
Director of Corporate Services/Clerk Brenda Brunt bbrunt@southdundas.com
Communications & Tourism Coordinator Chris Hemond chemond@southdundas.com
Administrative Assistant Tara Fairbairn tfairbairn@southdundas.com
– Corporate Services
Administrative Assistant Amanda Alexander aalexander@southdundas.com
– Planning, By-Law & Public Works
Finance
Tax & Utility Coordinator Lea Anne Munro lamunro@southdundas.com
Deputy Treasurer Sarah McMillan smcmillan@southdundas.com
Accounting Assistant Shawn Mason smason@southdundas.com
Accounts Payable Greg De Dekker gdedekker@southdundas.com
Planning, Building & By-Law
Director of Building & Planning Don J.W. Lewis dlewis@southdundas.com
Building Inspector Dan Tessier dtessier@southdundas.com
By-Law Enforcement Officer Justin Elliot bylaw@southdundas.com
Economic Development
Economic Development Officer Rob Hunter rhunter@southdundas.com
Parks and Recreation
Director of Recreation & Facilities Ben Macpherson bmacpherson@southdundas.com
Recreation
Public Works Department
Director or Public Works mail@southdundas.com
Fire & Emergency Services
Director of Fire & Emergency Services Cameron Morehouse cmorehouse@southdundas.com
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Municipal Facilities
Municipal Facilities
The Municipality has a variety of cost-effective, multi-use Outdoor Rinks
facilities available to meet the needs of your next event. The Municipality of South Dundas has five outdoor rinks.
Staff are available to assist you with your rental and any Each rink has changerooms and washrooms with exception
questions you may have. Please call 613-543-2673 to inquire of the Morrisburg rink.
further about your booking. The rinks are located in:
• Iroquois;
Morrisburg Arena • Dundela;
The Morrisburg Arena is a single pad arena used for local • Williamsburg;
hockey and figure skating groups. The arena also has various • Riverside Heights.
dates for public skating and ice time is available for rent.
Dunbar Recreation Building George Jowett Memorial Hall
3244 Marcellus Road 13137 Riverside Drive
Dunbar, Ontario Riverside Heights, Ontario
Capacity: 160 People Capacity: 70 People Upstairs, 100 People Downstairs
To Book: Please contact Glendon Moore at 613-448-2966 To Book: Contact Keith or Linda Robinson at 613-543-3338
Dunbar Recreation Building is used by various community George Jowett Memorial Hall is used by various community
groups and rented for private parties, and special occasions. groups and rented for private parties, special occasions and
regular weekly bingos.
Matilda Hall Iroquois Civic Centre
Recreation
4421 County Road 16/Brinston Road 1 Dundas Street
Dixon’s Corners, Ontario Iroquois, Ontario
Capacity: 383 People Capacity: 167 People
To Book: 613-543-2673 To Book: 613-543-2673
Matilda Hall features a spacious hall with stage and full Iroquois Civic Centre features a large auditorium, with full
kitchen. With a capacity over 300, Matilda Hall is available kitchen to cater events. The Iroquois Civic Centre is available
for parties, special events and more. for parties, special events and more.
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South Dundas Minor Hockey/Skating Club
South Dundas Minor Hockey
South Dundas
Minor Hockey
Minor hockey is open to
Minor hockey level chart:
boys and girls 17 years old or Age: Level:
younger and is a great way to 5, 6 (Born 2011/'12/’13) Initiation
have fun and exercise.
Players are divided into 7, 8 (Born 2009/'10) Novice
playing levels according to age for competitive and 9, 10 (Born 2007/'08) Atom
house leagues, and will be engaged in six months of
11, 12 (Born 2005/'06) PeeWee
hockey, whether it is games or training. There are still
spots available for those wishing to register their child. 13, 14 (Born 2003/'04) Bantam
Anyone interested can contact registrar Cassandra 15, 16, 17 (Born '00/'01/'02) Midget
Barry at blake_barry@sympatico.ca. Visit us online at
www.sdhockey.ca. Hockey starts on September 12.
Equipment Exchange Morrisburg & District Skating Club
South Dundas Minor Hockey will be holding an The Morrisburg & District Skating Club looks forward
equipment exchange day at the Morrisburg Arena on to beginning their 2017-2018 skating season. Due to
Saturday, September 9, 2017, from 9:00 am – Noon. a delay with the arena renovations, all programs are
For more information, visit www.sdhockey.ca. scheduled to start Monday, October 23. Thanks to the
support of surrounding clubs, intermediate and senior
Morrisburg Junior C Lions skaters will begin their season at the Prescott and
The Morrisburg Lions Winchester Clubs.
are a Canadian junior ice
hockey team based in This season is an exciting year for MDSC as they are
Morrisburg, Ontario. They celebrating their 50th Anniversary. The club is planning
a celebration on Friday, December 22, for all past and
became members of the
present members. More information about the event
National Capital Junior
will be available closer to the date.
Hockey League (NCJHL)
commencing with the 2015-16 season. The season will end with the popular Ice Show on
Saturday, March 31. This a time for all skaters to show
The Morrisburg Jr. Lions Hockey Club has provided their talents, especially the amazing CanSkaters who
close to 50 years of Junior B Lions history in always manage to steal the show.
Morrisburg. It began with the purchase of the franchise
Registration Dates:
by John Rice, who, with Hosea Droppo and Blake
Friday, September 22, 6:00 pm–8:00 pm (Arena Lobby)
Cruickshank, revamped junior hockey in the village.
Saturday, September 23, 10:00 am–Noon (Arena Lobby)
For the past three decades, under the leadership of Ron
For more information, visit skatemorrisburg.com.
Casselman, the Lions program continued to provide a
wonderful source of entertainment for the community. Hump Day Hockey
Break up the week with an hour of pick-up hockey at
The Lions Management —Kevin Casselman, Dale
the Morrisburg Arena. We are looking for skaters and
Lewis, Gary Brownlee & Rosan Brownlee—are proud
goalies to get a weekly game going.
of the decades and heritage of the Morrisburg Lions
organization. It took courage, faith, endurance, Fee is $5.00 per week that can be paid weekly or in
determination, and pride to surmount all obstacles that a lump sum. Receipts can be issued for lump-sum
built this organization. With those same characters the payments. Goalies are free.
Recreation
program looks for a bright and successful future. Each skater must sign a one-time waiver through South
Dundas Recreation.
Come out to our games and show your support!
Hockey runs Noon to 1:00 pm and starts Wednesday,
Game Times:
November 1.
Friday: 8:30 pm
Saturday: 7:30 pm For more information, please contact Ben Macpherson
Sunday: 2:30 pm 613-543-2673 or bmacpherson@southdundas.com.
5Public Skating Hours/Curling Club
Public Skating Hours for 2017/2018
Class Ages Length Days Time
Parents, Tots All October–March Wednesdays & 10:30 am to 11:30 am
and Seniors Thursdays
Public All October–March Saturdays 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
After School 8–18 years October–March Thursdays 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Skating
Public Skating Events Notice:
Please note that all public skating events require children 14 and under to have a legal guardian present at all
times while skating. If a guardian is not present, the child(ren) will not be allowed to enter the ice surface.
It is the responsibility of the arena staff to ensure public skating events are safe for all skaters. It is the
responsibility of the guardian to ensure the safety of their child or children both on and off the ice.
Curling Club
Morrisburg Little Rocks Daytime Ladies’: Tuesday Afternoons
The Morrisburg Little Rocks program will start in late Evening Men: Tuesday Nights
October. For further information please visit Evening Ladies: Wednesday Nights
www.morrisburgcurling.ca, or follow us on Facebook. Daytime Mixed: Thursday Mornings
The Morrisburg Bantam Program Competitive: Thursday Nights
The Morrisburg Bantam Program will start in late Mixed Fun Night: Friday Evenings
October. For more information, please visit Events throughout the season include:
www.morrisburgcurling.ca, follow us on Facebook, or • Swing and Sweep
contact Mahlon Locke at 613-543-3104 or • Two-person bonspiel
docloc@sympatico.ca. • Christmas Bonspiel
• The Heart and Stroke Bonspiel
Morrisburg • United Way Bonspiel
Curling Club • Alzheimers Bonspiel
Come join one or more of our leagues and make your • And more!
winter an enjoyable experience. Our season runs from The Morrisburg Curling Club operates solely on
October to April. Registration forms, including Little volunteers, and help is always welcome.
Recreation
Rocks and Bantams, are available online at
www.morrisburgcurling.ca. For more information about how you can join us or
what you can do to help, contact Mahlon Locke at
Leagues (Weekly Schedule) home 613-543-3104, cell 613-930-6597, or by email at
Daytime Men’s: Monday, Wednesday, Friday docloc@sympatico.ca.
afternoons and Tuesday mornings The Morrisburg Curling Club is located at 22 Ontario
Learn to Curl: Monday nights St., Morrisburg, and the phone number is 613-543-2931.
6OEYC Programs
Ontario Early Years Centre Programs
Visit us online
To view and print our calendar of events, or for more
information on these and other upcoming programs,
please visit www.giag.ca.
Play & Learn
We are open for Play & Learn:
• Mondays and Tuesdays from 9:00 am to
12:00 pm at the South Dundas Municipal Building
in Morrisburg on the 3rd floor, and
• Thursdays starting Sept. 21 from 9:00 am to 12:00
pm at Seaway High School, Room 109, in Iroquois.
Please use the door on the left on Beech St.
Watch Me Grow
Watch Me Grow is offered every Tuesday from
9:30 am–11:30 am at the South Dundas Municipal
Building. Public Health Nurses from Eastern Ontario the needs of your family in a supportive group setting
Health Unit are here to weigh and measure your led by a Triple P practitioner. This program is open to
infant/child and to provide health recommendations in parents of children aged 0–12. To register, or for more
a friendly, supportive environment. The public health information, visit www.mytriplep.ca.
nurses provide immunizations the last Tuesday of each
month. Apple Picking and
Biemond Upper Canada Creamery Tour
Triple P Group Come apple picking at Smyth’s Apple Orchard
A Positive Parenting Program will be holding several and tour the Biemond Upper Canada Creamery on
programs in the Morrisburg and Winchester area. Wednesday, September 13. We will meet in the parking
Triple P Group offers parenting strategies that can help lot of Smyth’s Apple Orchard at 10:00 am. It will be a
reduce stress for your family. Meet other parents, share great time for children to get together and enjoy the
your stories and concerns, and gain suggestions that fit outdoors while picking apples. At 11:00 am, we will
head one block south to the
Biemond Creamery to see the
cows and yogurt. Call Fiona
at 613-360-9934 for more
information.
Learn French
Thinking about putting your
child in French Immersion?
"Apprends le français avec
moi" hosted by "Partir d’un
bon pas," is a fun introduction
to French.
This program takes place
every Monday from
10:00–11:00 am at Morrisburg
Recreation
Play & Learn. Also, once every
other month after this program
is the "J'aime lire" program.
Participating families will
receive a free French book.
All programs are FREE!
7Child & Youth Programs
Child and Youth Programs
Kids in the Kitchen POPULAR! Sandy’s Dance Studio
Kids are the best food critics. They know what tastes Professionally-trained instructor Sandy Ruest has 30
good, and they’re not afraid to ask for it. years of experience and offers a variety of classes,
Participants will learn how to cook some of the tastiest including:
dishes themselves in this interactive class led by • Kinder Boogie (Specialized dance program for
Holistic Nutrition & Wellness Specialist Laura Barclay. children aged 4–6 years)
• Jazz and Hip Hop
Duration: 6 weeks • Tap Dancing and Step Dancing
Cost: $25.00 per person • Beginner Baton Twirling
Location: Community Living Dundas County, 55 • Pre-teen and Teen Hip Hop
Allison Avenue, Morrisburg • Beginnger Adult Country Line Dancing
Kids’ Classes Classes will finish with a year-end recital. For more
Ages: 8–12 years information or to register, please call Sandy at
Dates: Mondays or Wednesdays 613-564-1401, or on her cell at 613-725-6533.
September 18 through November 1
Time: 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Art Classes
Instructor Melanie Giroux will provide a fun
Youth Classes!
environment where kids can let their imaginations run
Ages: 13–16
wild in a structured and educated way. She will help
Dates: Mondays, September 18 through October 30
them bring their ideas to life with a simple approach
Time: 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm focusing on practicing learned techniques and
*No class on Thanksgiving Weekend. knowledge. Children will have artwork to bring home
Red Cross Babysitting Course after module. To show a child the ability to create truly
Participants will learn how to entertain children, how opens their eyes and mind to endless possibilities.
to keep them safe, and what to do in an emergency. Ages: 6–9 (Beginner)
Participants will also learn basic First Aid and CPR, 10–16 (Intermediate)
and will receive a Red Cross Babysitting Handbook. 10–16 (Advanced)
Please bring a lunch and a pen. Dates: September 17 through December 10
Duration: 12 weeks
Instructor: Fiona Carr Time: Beginner: 10:00 am–11:30 am
Age: 11 years or older Intermediate: 11:30 am–1:30 pm
Date: Saturday, November 4 Advanced: 1:30 pm–3:30 pm
Time: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Cost: $65.00
Cost: $50.00/person (tax incl.) Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre (3rd floor)
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre (3rd floor)
To register, contact Fiona Carr at fcarr@giag.ca or call or South Dundas Sparks, Brownies and Guides
Age: Sparks: 5–6
text 613-360-9934.
Brownies: 7–8
Home Alone Course Guides: 9–11
(Canadian Safety Council) Time: Mondays from 6:30 pm–7:45 pm
This course teaches safety tips and what to do in an Cost: $179.00
emergency, as well as basic CPR and First Aid. Location: St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Williamsburg
Contact: Jenn Eamon at (home) 613-643-2047 or (cell)
Participants will receive a home alone guide. 613-802-9483, or nurse_jenn@live.com or visit
Instructor: Fiona Carr www.girlguides.ca.
Recreation
Age: 10 years or older Pre-Teen Nights
Date: Saturday, October 21 Age: 8–12 years
Time: 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm Duration: Weekly throughout the year
Cost: $20.00/person (tax incl.) Time: Wednesdays, 7:00pm–8:30pm
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre (3rd floor) Cost: $2 per visit
To register, contact Fiona Carr at fcarr@giag.ca or call or Location: Dixon’s Corner Community Centre
text 613-360-9934. Contact: Josh Biemond at 613-652-4118.
8Youth & Adult Programs
Youth and Adult Programs
Youth Nights techniques in a positive and safe environment. Classes
Age: 13 years and up are led by Master R. Marin, Black Belt VII Degree, Chan
Duration: Weekly throughout the year Hun International Taekwon-Do Federation.
Time: Tuesdays 7:30pm–9:00pm
Youth Taekwon Do
Cost: $2 per visit
Location: Dixon’s Corner Community Centre Dates: Tuesdays, September 19–December 19
Contact: Josh Biemond at 613-652-4118 Thursdays, September 21–December 21
Duration: 10 weeks
Kick Like a Girl Soccer Times: 5:30 pm–6:30 pm: Jr. Achievers (ages 7–12)
Kick Like a Girl is an indoor soccer program for girls in
6:30 pm–7:30 pm: Teens (ages 13–18)
Grades 1–5. Registration will take place November 30
from 6:00 pm–7:30 pm at the Iroquois Civic Centre. Cost: Ages 7–16: 1 night/week — $80.00 (no tax)
2 nights/week — $100.00 (no tax)
Start Date: January 2018 Ages 17+: 1 night/week — $110.00 (tax incl.)
Duration: 6 weeks 2 nights/week — $145.00 (tax incl.)
Location: Iroquois
Location: Iroquois Civic Centre
For more information, please contact Melanie at
Adult Taekwon Do
613-246-2562 or kicklikeagirlont@gmail.com.
Ages: 18 and up
South Dundas Soccer Association Fall Soccer Dates: Tuesdays, September 19–December 19
The South Dundas Soccer Association has launched Thursdays, September 21–December 21
a fall season, because soccer isn’t just played in the Duration: 10 weeks
summer! Time: 7:30 pm–8:30 pm
Age: Youth born between 2004–2008 Cost: 1 night/week — $110.00 (tax incl.)
Date: Season begins Sept.12. Registration due Sept. 8 2 nights/week — $145.00 (tax incl.)
Cost: $35.00
Location: Iroquois Civic Centre
For more information, or to download a form, visit
www.southdundassoccer.org/fall-soccer or contact Phil Art & Craft Workshops—De-Stress & Relax
at 613-543-2168. Felting, Painting on Silk, Fabric Art Sculptures,
Mosaic, & more
Learn to Speak Spanish Art is a form of therapy that encourages creativity and
A great opportunity for those headed South for
self-expression as vehicles to reduce stress, improve
the winter and who could use Spanish to better
self-esteem, increase awareness and help remedy
communicate while away! Learning a new language
trauma.
is an excellent way to keep the mind sharp and to You do not have to be an artist to enjoy the benefits of
have some fun. All Ages welcome. (Children under 12 art therapy. In fact, most of the exercises rely not on the
require parental supervision). final product you create, but the creative process.
Instructor: Martha Moir Reiki
Ages: All Ages Ideal for anyone interested in learning more about
Dates: Tuesdays and/or Wednesdays, October 24– universal healing energy, how it works, and the
December 13 benefits.
Duration: 8 weeks
For workshops and dates, or to register, please go to
Classes: Tuesdays, 7:00 pm–8:00 pm
www.auraculinaryarts.yolasite.com, call 613-652-4444
Wednesdays, 7:00 pm–8:00 pm
or visit Aura Salon, 35 Iroquois Plaza (one door east of
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre (3rd Floor)
Foodland). New class location: 15 Iroquois Plaza (next
Cost: 1 night/week $50.00
Recreation
to the LCBO).
2 nights/week $75.00
Riverside Recreation Euchre and Bingo
Taekwon Do POPULAR!
Take part in some fun and games at the George
This traditional Korean martial art promotes confidence Jowett Memorial Hall. Euchre takes place every
and self-esteem in participants of all ages. All classes Monday afternoon, beginning at 1:00 pm, and Bingo
include warmup and stretching exercises, elements of is every Monday night, starting at 7:30 pm. For more
basic kicking and punching, patterns and self-defence information, call Linda Robinson at 613-543-3338.
9Youth & Adult Programs/Yoga
Youth and Adult Programs
Learning Technology for Older Age Adults Start Date: Monday, October 2
Have you recently joined the technology race and Time: 1:30 pm–4:00 pm
bought a smartphone or tablet and you’re not sure how Cost: $5
to get started? Want to keep friends up to date on your Location: Matilda Hall
life? Janeen Wagemans is here to help! Each class will *No Shuffleboard on Oct. 9, 12 & 19
cover a different aspect on how to use your new gadget
Senior Exercise Classes
and will be sure to leave you feeling tech savvy.
Instructor Jennine McCourt is offering free one-hour
Instructor: Janeen Wagemans classes that focus on posture, balance, strength and
Age: 50 years and up flexibility for all seniors. All classes go year-round
Dates: Apple users—Wednesdays, Sept. 13–Nov. 15 and take place every Tuesday and Thursday in the
Android users—Fridays, Sept. 15–Nov. 17 following locations:
Duration: 8 weeks
Morrisburg
Time: 10:00 am to 11:30 am
Hartford Retirement Center at 9:00 am
Cost: $22.60 (tax incl.)
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre, 3rd floor Williamsburg
Park Dr. Villa Support Center at 10:45 pm
Shuffleboard & Carpet Bowling
Contact Cecil McDermott at 613-652-4130. Iroquois
Ages: 16 years and up United Church at 1:00 pm
Days: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays For more info, email jennine at mccourt@yahoo.ca.
Yoga Seniors Yoga
Enjoy the benefits of yoga in an environment that
Hatha Yoga will allow you to exercise at your own comfort level.
Stretching and strength exercises, along with Participants can perform yoga from a chair or a mat.
relaxation techniques, help to maintain and improve Ages: 50 and up
flexibility and physical health. Yoga helps to calm the Dates: Tuesdays, Sept. 19–Dec. 8
nervous system, improve mental focus, and provide Thursdays, Sept. 21–Dec. 10
an overall sense of well-being. Fridays, Sept. 22–Dec. 11
Ages: 14 and up Duration: 12 weeks
Dates: Tuesday morning classes: Sept. 19–Dec. 8 Time: Tuesdays, 11:30 am–12:30 pm
Tuesday evening classes, Sept. 19–Dec. 8 Thursdays, 9:15 am–10:15 am
Friday morning classes, Sept. 22–Dec. 11 Fridays, 10:30 am–11:30 am
Duration: 12 weeks Cost: All classes are $65.00 each
Times: Tuesday mornings, 10:00 am–11:00 am 2 classes are $125.00
Tuesday evenings, 7:00 pm–8:00 pm 3 classes are $180.00
Friday mornings, 9:15 am–10:15 am 4 classes are $225.00
Cost: $115.00 Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre (3rd Floor)
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre (3rd Floor)
Flow Yoga (Trial Classes)
This class combines classic poses and strength
building postures, with a focus on breathing to
improve strength, stability, stamina and flexibility.
Challenge your body while calming your mind!
Recreation
Ages: 14 and up
Dates: Tuesdays, Sept. 19 and 26, and Oct. 3
Time: 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Cost: Free!
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre (3rd Floor)
10Kickboxing & Bootcamp/Fitness & Core
Kickboxing/Bootcamp
Kickboxing Ages: 14 and up
This high-energy class is a great workout for anybody, Dates: Sept. 18–Dec. 14 (No classes on Thanksgiving
no matter your fitness level or experience. Kickboxing Monday)
will build endurance and strength with a focus on core Duration: 12 weeks
training and conditioning. Bring a family member or a Time: Mondays & Wednesdays, 7:00 pm–8:00 pm
friend and experience a class that will leave you feeling Thursdays, 6:00 pm–7:00 pm
stronger and energized! Cost: 1 class per week, $70.00
Ages: 14 and up 2 classes per week, $135.00
Dates: Sept. 18–Dec. 13 (No classes on Thanksgiving 3 classes per week, $200.00
Monday) Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre, 3rd floor
Duration: 12 weeks
Time: Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:00 pm–7:00 pm COMBO
Cost: $140.00 CLASS PASS!
Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre, 3rd floor Looking to stay healthy or to get
back in shape? Want to challenge your
Bootcamp body and mind? Register for the Combo
The most popular class South Dundas Recreation Pass and get access to all the Kickboxing
offers! Bootcamp is a co-ed class that offers strength, and Bootcamp classes at a discount
cardio, flexibility, core and agility training. price of $230.00 (tax included).
This class is geared to all levels of fitness.
No two classes are the same, so participants are always
challenged.
Fitness & Core Exercise Classes
Location: Wednesdays: Iroquois Civic Centre
Thursdays: South Dundas Municipal Centre
3rd Floor)
High Intensity Interval Training (H.I.I.T.) NEW!
High Intensity Interval Training for those looking for
a challenge. Build strength and endurance with heart
pounding exercises that will take your performance to
the next level.
Ages: 14 and up
Dates: Saturdays, Sept. 23–Dec. 16 (No class Nov. 11)
Duration: 12 Weeks
Time: Saturdays, 9:00 am–10:00 am
Cost: $115.00
Ultimate CORE! Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre, 3rd floor
A class designed to improve the function and
strength of the core muscles. Build the ultimate Core Mommy & Me Exercise Class NEW!
with functional full body movements that challenge A fun, gentle class that allows moms to get back into
you to be your best. Improve balance, posture and shape with the help of their little ones.
build unbreakable abs! The mommy and me class is a great way to socialize
Ages: 14 and up with other moms and babies, while getting your work-
Recreation
Dates: Wednesdays, Sept. 20–Dec. 6 out in!
Thursdays, Sept. 21–Dec. 7 Ages: Baby must be 6 weeks old
Duration: 12 weeks Dates: Wednesdays, Sept. 20–Dec. 6
Time: Wednesdays, 7:00pm – 8:00pm Duration: 12 weeks
Thursdays, 7:00pm – 8:00pm Time: Wednesdays, 10:30 am–11:30 am
Cost: 1 night/week: $115.00 Cost: $90.00
2 nights/week: $140.00 Location: South Dundas Municipal Centre, 3rd floor
11Dundas County 50+ Wellness Day
Free of Charge!
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Free lunch for the first
200 people!
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All new presentations
this year!
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See what is available
in your community!
THURSDAY
Thursday
OCTOBER 12TH
October 12, 2017
Dundas
DUNDAS County
COUNTY 50+
Hosted by:
Carefor/NorͲDun Seniors’ Support
WELLNESS
50+ DAY
Wellness Day Centre
Matilda Hall, 4421 Brinston Rd. Dixon’s Corners, ON Chartwell Hartford Retirement
Matilda Hall, 4421 Brinston Rd., Dixon's Corners, ON
Residence
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Eastern Ontario Financial
This event is a great opportunity to meet the organizations
This event is a great opportunity to meet the organiza- Services Inc.
in your community who provide a variety of programs
tions in your community, who provide a variety of pro-
and services for those over 50. We hope to see you there!
grams and services for those over 50. Guy Lauzon MP’S Office
We hope to see you there!
Recreation
For more information, please contact:
Municipality of South Dundas
For moreinfo@wnphc.ca
information please contact:
or callinfo@wnphc.ca
613-535-2924 Williamsburg NonͲProfit Housing
Email:
Corporation/ J.W. MacIntosh
or call: 613Ͳ535Ͳ2924 Seniors Support Centre
12Community Groups/Sport Lending Library/JumpStart
Community Groups
Riverside Snowmobile Club at 613-774-2407.
Started in 1973 by a small group of enthusiasts, our
club has now grown to over 250 members. Golden Gears Car Club
If you like classic and special interest vehicles, old or
You too can contribute to the maintenance of our local new, come see what we’re about!
trails while also participating in group rides, weekly
breakfasts and monthly fun nights. Stay tuned for Members organize and participate in car shows, cruise-
details on the fall antique snowmobile show! For more ins and related social events. Enthusiasm is all that is
information, visit riversidesnowmobileclub.ca. required to join!
For more information, visit www.goldengears.ca.
Canadian Club of Morrisburg & District
Hear from keynote speakers about issues of local and For more information about
national interest while enjoying a delicious home
cooked meal. community groups and
Topics include politics, history, arts, literature, media organizations, visit
and more. Full fall/winter line up is available now! www.southdundas.com
For more information, please contact Clara Edwardson
Sport Lending Library
Equipment is free to borrow for all residents of
South Dundas. Equipment available:
If you would like to borrow from the Sport • Cross Country Skis
Lending Library, or for more information, • Snowshoes
please contact: • Basketballs
• Footballs
Ben Macpherson
• Helmets
Recreation Program Coordinator
• Skates
613-543-2673
• And much more!
www.southdundas.com/living/recreation/sports-lending-library
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
What is Jumpstart?
Canadian Tire Jumpstart is a national charitable
program that helps financially disadvantaged kids
participate in organized sport and recreation.
We help cover registration, equipment and/or
transportation costs.
What kind of sports/activities are included?
Children select their own activities reflecting their
individual interests and physical needs.
We have supported involvement in more than 60
Recreation
sports and extra-curricular activities such as: hockey,
swimming, soccer, basketball, dance, yoga, climbing
and martial arts.
How can I apply?
Applications for the Jumpstart Program can be picked
up at any Canadian Tire location.
13SD&G County Library Programs
SD&G County Library Programs
Iroquois Branch Adult Information
Lego Club—Saturdays starting Sept. 9 at 10:30 am LEGO Sessions—Last
Club is back! Bring your friends and enjoy working on a Wednesday of the
weekly LEGO challenge. month at 6:00 pm
Ever wonder how
Thanksgiving Craft— Sat., Oct. 7 at 10:30 am
to make wine, or to
Drop by the branch to create a Thanksgiving craft. A program
for school-aged children. preserve or create
something beautiful?
Teen Read Week — October 8–14 Interested in learning
Use your imagination to create Book Spine Poetry. You will be something new?
rewarded for your creativity! Join us this fall for
Author Visit: Maggie Wheeler — Saturday, October 21 at fun topics and open Morrisburg Branch
10:30 am discussions. New 34 Ottawa Street, Morrisburg
Maggie Wheeler is coming to visit and we’re having a ideas and speakers Phone: 613-543-3384
contest! For each Maggie Wheeler book you read, receive a are welcome. Email: morrisburglib@sdglibrary.ca
ballot to win a signed copy of her new book coming out this Please contact the Hours:
fall! branch for more Monday: 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
information. These Tuesday: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Halloween Scavenger Hunt—Tuesday, October 31 sessions will be free
from 6:00 pm–7:00 pm Wednesday: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
unless otherwise
Stop by on Halloween night to join the hunt and get a treat! Thursday: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
stated.
Friday: 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Remembrance Day, November 4–11, during regular hours
Add you comment to our large poppy “What Remembrance Williamsburg Saturday: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Day means to me.” Branch Iroquois Branch
Knitty Gritty
Christmas Craft, Saturday, December 16, 10:30 am–12:00 pm 1 Dundas St., Iroquois
Crafters—
Create a Christmas craft and get ready for the holiday season. Phone: 613-652-4377
Wednesdays from
Email: iroquoislib@sdglibrary.ca
Morrisburg Branch 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Adult and Family Paint Nights at the Library—Third Join the group Hours:
Tuesday of the Month, 6:00 pm for an evening of Tuesday: 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Register at the branch for these fun monthly events. Inspire companionable Wednesday: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
creative expression through different painting techniques and knitting, crocheting Thursday: 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm
explore the wonders of art in the library. For ages 6 and up. and sewing. All Friday: 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Contact the branch for more details and to save your spot; levels of skill Saturday: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
limited spaces available. welcome.
*Special selected adult nights! LEGO and Family
Williamsburg Branch
Games Night— 12319 County Rd. 18, Williamsburg
Author Visit: Ginette Paquette Gadbois—Wednesday,
Thursdays from Phone: 613-535-2185
October 18 at 6:30 pm
6:00 pm–7:30 pm Email: williamsburglib@sdglibrary.ca
Our very own local author will be at the branch to discuss her
novels and writing. Drop by the branch Hours:
and let your Tuesday: 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
PA Days at the Library—Friday, October 27 & November 24 imagination build a Wednesday: 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
at 2:00 pm LEGO masterpiece, Thursday: 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Join us as we watch a fun family movie. Relax and enjoy a or enjoy a board Saturday: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
complimentary popcorn snack and water. Movies TBA. game with your
Toddler Storytime—Thursdays in September & October at friends and family.
10:30 am AppleMania—Saturday, September 23 at 10:30 am
Join Stacey for a fun-filled morning. Create, learn and play! A We’ll have apple treats, bobbing for apples, and a colouring
30-minute interactive storytime for toddlers and preschoolers contest. Sponsored by the Friends of the Williamsburg
with their caregivers. Library.
Recreation
Mini MakerSpace—Tuesdays and Thursdays, starting JigSaw Puzzle Fun—September 2, October 7, November 4,
September 12, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm and December 2 at 10:30 am
Come and check out our MakerSpace Kits and other hands- Join us for a morning of fun putting a JigSaw puzzle together
on activities. Use our computers for homework, or play on with your friends. Bring your own puzzle or use one of ours.
our XBOX ONE! Open for kids of all ages. Children 9 and Children and adult puzzles are available.
under must be accompanied by a caregiver.
For a complete list of programs, visit www.sdglibrary.ca.
14Community Calendar
Community Calendar
September provide in South Dundas
Apples and Art Studio Tour December
Date: September 23–24
Website: applesandart.ca Alight at Night
Throughout the region, talented artists open their Date: Various evenings from Dec. 1–Jan. 6
studio doors and give visitors a glimpse of their Location: Upper Canada Village
incredible pieces. Website: alightatnight.ca
Upper Canada Village is home to Eastern Ontario’s
Pumpkinferno largest outdoor light festival as nearly one million
Date: Various evenings from Sept. 29–Oct. 29 lights are used to create a unique Winter Wonderland
Location: Upper Canada Village throughout the historic village.
Website:
uppercanadavillage.com/events/pumpkinferno/ Santa Claus Parade
The always anticipated Pumkinferno event at Upper Date: December 2
Canada Village goes patriotic with a Canada 150 theme Location: Morrisburg
for their display of carved, lighted pumpkin sculptures.
October
Season of Pumpkin People Lighted Parade
Date: September 30
Location: Morrisburg Village Plaza
Kicking off the Season of Pumpkin People event is the
annual Lighted Parade through Morrisburg. Enjoy free
hot chocolate, apple cider, popcorn and face painting at
the Morrisburg Plaza.
Pig Roast and Playground Opening
Presented by the Matilda Memorial Recreation
Committee
Date: Saturday, October 28
Time: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Location: Matilda Memorial Park, Brinston
Website: southdundaschamber.ca
Cost: Free Admission; features food, fun and activities.
$10.00 for a meal ticket
November
2 Annual Fall & Winter Tradeshow
nd
Date: November 5
Website: southdundaschamber.ca
Location: Morrisburg Legion
Join local businesses and discover the services they
Recreation
For full details about these and other events,
view our Community Calendar online at
www.southdundas.com.
Click “Add an Event” and fill out the online
form to add your own event.
15Fire & Safety
Fire & Safety
Fire Safety Stay safe this winter:
South Dundas Fire & Emergency Services remains • Be Fire Smart!
active in providing public education, enforcement • As you prepare for
and emergency management efforts with an emphasis the cold winter
on preparing efficient community responses. South months, be aware
Dundas Fire and Emergency Services can be contacted more home fires
regarding any fire safety concerns, issues or fire occur during the
inspections. winter season.
Check out our social media channels for more • Ensure to install
information regarding our Department and our and test smoke and
reference guide in allowing us to keep our public carbon monoxide
aware: alarms at least once a
• www.facebook.com/ month.
SouthDundasFireEmergencyServices • Prepare an escape plan in case of emergency.
• https://twitter.com/DundasFire • Keep anything that can burn at least three feet from
• www.pinterest.com/southdundasfire any heat source like fireplaces, woodstoves, space
heaters or candles.
For more information, please contact Cameron • Have a qualified professional clean and inspect
Morehouse, Fire Chief and Director of Fire & your chimney and vents annually.
Emergency Services at cmorehouse@southdundas.com • Store cooled ashes in a tightly covered metal
or 613-543-2673. container, and keep it outside at least 10 feet from
Fire Prevention Week: October 8–14 your home and any nearby buildings.
“Don’t wait—Check the date!” • Plug only one heat-producing appliance (such as a
Working smoke alarms detect and alert people to fire space heater) into an electrical outlet at a time.
in its early stages, providing the warning needed to • Keep portable generators outside, away from
escape safely. windows, and as far away as possible from your
house.
Take a minute to inspect and test your smoke alarm.
Smoke alarms older than 10 years old no longer offer a Carbon Monoxide Safety
reliable level of safety. Carbon Monoxide (CO) is an invisible, tasteless, and
odourless gas that can be deadly. Without CO alarms,
Check the date of manufacturing on the back of your
the only way to know if CO is present is when the
alarm—if they are 10 years or older, replace them
physical symptoms of poisoning becomes apparent; by
immediately.
then it may be too late to avoid injury.
For more information, please contact South Dundas
The only way it can be detected is with a CSA-
Fire & Emergency Services at 613-543-2673.
approved CO alarm. Carbon Monoxide alarms are
Join Us! mandatory in all Ontario homes with fuel-burning
Municipal Information
Experience the thrill and pride of being a volunteer appliances or heating systems, fireplaces, or attached
firefighter. We are looking for dedicated members to garages/carports. Install at least one in your home,
join our team. Applications are available online at outside the sleeping area to protect your family from
southdundas.com. the dangers of CO. Make the maintenance of your fuel-
burning appliances, equipment and venting systems an
Fire Stations absolute priority. Have a trained, certified technician
Iroquois Fire Station 1-4 check your furnace, gas, stove, fireplace or fuel-burning
1 Dundas Street, Iroquois appliances annually.
Deputy Fire Chief Philip Thompson
You must have a working CO alarm adjacent to each
Morrisburg Fire Station 1-6 sleeping area of the home if your home has a fuel-
6 Fifth Street West, Morrisburg burning appliance, a fireplace or an attached garage.
Deputy Fire Chief Mike Van Allen For added protection, install a CO alarm on every
Willliamsburg Fire Station 1-8 storey of the home according to manufacturer’s
4334 Villa Drive, Williamsburg instructions. These will warn you of rising levels of CO,
Deputy Fire Chief Brian Vanhoof allowing time for your family to escape.
16Finance & Economic Development/By-Law Enforcement
Finance and Economic Development
Property Taxes free, time-saving way
The Municipality issues an interim tax bill, that is due to have tax payments
the last business day of March. The interim bill issued automatically
is approximately 50% of the previous year’s final tax deducted from your
bill. The final tax levy is to be paid in two installments. bank account, monthly
The first installment is due the final business day or on the due date.
of June and the second installment is due the final The Pre-Authorized
business day of September. Payment form can
be printed from our
Online Property Tax Account
website, or filled out at
Residents of the Municipality of South Dundas have
the Municipal office. Payments can also be made at any
the option to view property tax information online
banking institution.
using an easy, convenient system. Each account is
confidential and free. Residents can access their *All payments must be received in our office on or by
account using a 6-digit PIN code, found on the the due date. Payments received after the due date is
upper right hand corner of their Final Tax Bill (under subject to interest charges.
‘Property Location’), and Roll Number. For more
Economic Development
information, visit www.southdundas.com.
Our Economic Development department is your source
Payment Options for business assistance. If you are considering opening
The Municipality of South Dundas offers a variety a new business, expanding an existing business, or
of payment options for your convenience. The know of a business that is looking to relocate, please
Municipality accepts payments via cash and debit, contact Economic Development Officer Rob Hunter
which can be paid at the Municipal office during at 613-543-2673 or via email at rhunter@southdundas.
regular business hours. Payments can be made by com. He can offer information and assistance where
cheque during regular business hours or mailed to the it be to assist finding the right location or accessing
Municipality. funding programs that may be available.
Pre-Authorized Payment Economic Development resources can also be found
Discover the convenience of the Pre-Authorized under the Business Section of the Municipality of South
Payment option. This voluntary plan offers a worry- Dundas website.
By-Law Enforcement of SD&G and is enforced by the Ontario Provincial
Police. To access more information, please visit the
The Council of the Municipality of South Dundas Municipal website.
enacts By-laws that govern the Municipality. These Animal Control
By-laws regulate lands, use of lands, health Under the Municipal By-law No.2002-15, all dogs
and safety and environmental protection. The within the Municipality require a dog tag and must
Municipality of South Dundas By-Law Enforcement be registered each year before December 31. Failure
Municipal Information
Officer investigates concerns such as noise to obtain a dog tag can result in a fine under By-
complaints, property standards, littering/dumping, law No. 2002-15. Dog tags can be purchased at the
and other issues that concern the Municipality. Municipal office or SDG County Library branches in
To file a complaint, complete a Complaint Form Morrisburg, Iroquois, and Williamsburg.
(available at the Municipality or online). Complaints Exotic Animals
can also be made by contacting Justin Elliott, By-law South Dundas residents may not keep certain exotic
Enforcement Officer, at bylaw@southdundas.com or or non-domestic animals. Please visit By-law No.
613-543-2673. 2015-29 (Under Schedule “B”) on the South Dundas
Nuisance By-Law website for a detailed list. Regulations prohibiting
The Municipality of South Dundas has enacted a the keeping of certain “exotic” animals are necessary
Nuisance By-law to regulate matters of nuisance for public health and safety, as well as the animals
within the Municipality. This By-law has been passed well being, particularly if the species requires highly
by all six Municipalities within the United Counties specified needs.
17Planning & Building
Planning & Building
Planning and Development permits and inspections allow the Building Department
The Planning Department is responsible for the to confirm all codes and regulations are met to
development of your project to ensure the proper standard to ensure your investment is secure. Please
policies and procedures meet standard regulations. contact the Building Department at 613-543-2673 to
make an appointment regarding your projects and
Zoning By-law
required permits.
The Zoning By-law is a more detailed land use
regulatory document identifying specific provisions Projects that require a building permit:
that may apply to the potential use of land, including • Pools
buildings and structures. Council may consider • Roofed Porches
amendments to the Zoning By-law in accordance with • Sunrooms
the requirements of the Ontario Planning Act. • Carports
Severance • Attached or detached garages or sheds
One of the most frequent means of subdividing land • Additions
is by consent to sever. Consult with the Planning • New or structural alterations; example: larger
Department as a severance must comply with windows and doors, load bearing walls, etc.
Provincial policies, zoning By-law, and other relevant • Adding and removing most walls
requirements. • Any new buildings including farm buildings and
structures
Committee of Adjustment (Minor Variance)
• Addition of a bedroom in a basement
The Approval Body for minor variances, the
• Changing the use or occupancy of a building
extension of legal non-conforming uses, certain use
and definitions, is the Municipality of South Dundas Sheds
Committee of Adjustment. Sheds over 10 m² require a building permit through the
Site Plan Control Municipality. Sheds smaller than 10 m² are required to
Site plan control is the most frequently applicable to comply with South Dundas’ Zoning By-law. Contact us
commercial, industrial, institutional and large multi to confirm zoning requirements for your project.
unit residential proposals. Through this mechanism, Tents
the Municipality can ensure compliance to all If you are hosting an event that requires a tent larger
applicable municipal and agency requirements and than 60 m², you will need a building permit. The
that all required on-site features (e.g. parking, setbacks, building permit cost is $75.00. For more information
landscaping, drainage, lighting, signage and other contact the Building Department.
matters) are maintained over time. Applications for, Municipal Drains
and an amendment to, a site plan can be made by Municipal drains are vital to communities, roads,
contacting the Municipality’s Planning Department.
and surrounding lands in our rural community.
Building Department The Drainage Department is responsible for the
The Municipality of South Dundas Building maintenance and repair of any Municipal Drains, the
Municipal Information
Department is responsible for the regulation and processing of tile drainage loan applications as well as
enforcement of the Ontario Building Code. Building any nuisance beaver activity.
Snowsuit Fund
Receive a Donation
Residents of South Dundas wishing to receive a donation
can register at the Dundas County Foodbank, 28 Ottawa
Street, Morrisburg. Registrants will receive a voucher that
can be redeemed at the South Dundas Municipal Office.
Give a Donation
New or gently used snowsuits can be dropped off at the
South Dundas Municipal Office during regular office hours.
Hogeveen Photo
18Public Works
Public Works
South Dundas Public Works maintains 363 km the art facility, using a membrane filtration system and
of Roads, Sidewalks, 31 Bridges, 4 Level Railway granular activated carbon filters to eliminate odour and
Crossings and 2 Overpasses. The United Counties of taste.
Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry maintain all County The Municipality has developed a long-term plan that
Roads (such as County Road 31, County Road 2 and includes analysis of the existing system, planned action
County Road 4, etc.). If you have any questions or to maintain, repair, replace pipes, and appurtenances.
concerns regarding County Roads, please call the
United Counties of SD&G at 613-932-1515. Wastewater Treatment Plant
Morrisburg, Iroquois and Williamsburg each
Winter Road Maintenance have their own Wastewater Treatment Facility.
During the winter season, Public Works Staff Morrisburg’s secondary Wastewater Treatment Plant
monitor weather conditions through road patrols, was commissioned in 2008 and includes a Septage
local forecasts, RWIS station updates to strategically Receiving Station; Iroquois’ Wastewater Treatment
dispatch crew to clear roads and ensure safety for our Plant was commissioned in 2014. The Williamsburg
community. Wastewater Treatment Facility is a lagoon system.
Unforeseen factors can affect the ability to keep roads When Faced with Blocked Sewers
and sidewalks free of snow such as: Homeowner’s Options:
• Accumulation of snow or freezing rain; • Call a plumber.
• Wind direction and speed; and • Call a company with video inspection / recording
• Timing and duration of storm. capabilities to conduct a visual inspection of
Road & Sidewalk Regulations the entire sewer service and locate the areas of
Sidewalks blockage / concern.
South Dundas Public Works maintains sidewalks along • If it is determined that the problem is Municipal
roadways in Morrisburg, Iroquois and Williamsburg in property, call the office at (613) 543-2673.
order to ensure pedestrian safety. Costs:
Winter Safety • All costs are the homeowner’s responsibility until
• Carry an emergency road kit. a blockage is confirmed on the Municipal property
• Clear all snow and ice completely off windows, via video inspection.
side and rear-view mirrors, headlights, taillights, • If the blockage/problem(s) is solely on the
and licence plates. Municipal property, the municipality will pay
• Please stay patient as our crew works to keep our for the video inspection, as well as one visit by a
roads and side walks safe this winter! plumber to relieve the blockage.
• Parking that interferes in any manner with the • If the blockage/problem(s) is solely on the
work of removing snow or ice, the clearing of snow homeowner’s property, the homeowner will
from highways and sidewalks, may be subjected to be responsible for all costs (plumber and video
a ticket and/or removed at the owner’s expense. inspection).
• It is unlawful to push snow onto a public roadway • If the blockage/problem(s) are on both the
Municipal Information
or onto another owner’s property without the homeowner and the Municipal property the
authorization of the property owner. homeowner will be charged according to the
• Accumulations of ice and snow are to be removed percentage of pipe which is representative to their
from a roof where they overhang public roadways, property and therefore the municipality will be
sidewalks, or public access areas to buildings. charged for the remaining percentage.
• If the blockage/problem(s) are found on both
Water & Sewer properties a third party (contractor) can be
South Dundas offers municipally piped water contacted to complete the repairs for both the
services to Morrisburg and Iroquois, and Municipally homeowner and the municipality; however, the
piped sewer services to Morrisburg, Iroquois and same contractor must be agreed upon to complete
Williamsburg. The water source for the Villages is the the work on both properties. The billing from the
St. Lawrence River. repairs will be made according to the amount of
Water Treatment Plant labour and materials used for each property. This
The South Dundas Water Treatment Plant is a state of means it may not be 50/50.
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