The City of Kawartha Lakes Sustainability Plan

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CoKL is developing a community sustainability plan.  Below is information from the City about it:

The City of Kawartha Lakes is taking action to transform our Kawartha Lakes into a more successful, desirable, and sustainable place to live through the development of an Integrated Community Sustainability Plan called “Our Kawartha Lakes”.

This long-term plan, developed in consultation with community members, provides direction for the community to realize sustainability objectives for the environmental, cultural, social and economic dimensions that make up “Our Kawartha Lakes”. The Plan also identifies specific Actions to ensure that its Vision and Objectives are realized in a meaningful and responsible manner.

Want more information?  Go to Settlers Village, 85 Dunn St. Bobcaygeon this Saturday September 15th from 1pm -3pm to view the draft sustainability plan recommendations and actions including details regarding our nine focus areas. On display will be Vision, Goals and Objectives, The ICSP document, and presentations reflecting the work of over 100 community volunteers covering nine focus areas.

Also more information can be found on the city’s website.  


 

SPA Board of Directors

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At the SPA AGM, a new Board of Directors were voted in for the following year.  Below is a list of who is on the current board and their role.

Current SPA Board:

SPA Board 2012-2013 Portfolio
Lisa Vehrs President
Patricia Aspinwall Vice President & Communications
Madge Barr Secretary
Chris Van Lierop Treasurer
Jim Milford Roads & Maintenance
Jeremy Hall Park
David Webster Membership
Judy Haverkort Social
Paula McMurtry Legal Advisor
Bob LeCraw Director at Large
Maria Marlin Director at Large

Thank you to Liz Wallis, Ramona Kozak, and Eric Jordan for all the hard work you have dedicated to SPA and Sturgeon Point over the last 3 years.  And great big thanks to Victor Isbrucker for the hard work he has put in for the past 4 years, and to note the wonderful job he did as President for the last 2 years.

If you ever need to contact anyone on the SPA Board, please feel to email [email protected]

 

2012 AGM Document Package available online

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The 2012 document package is now available online on our archives page. It contains the Agenda, last year’s minutes, and this year’s financial statements. You can download it immediately by clicking here. Hard copies of the package will be available at the AGM as well. See you at the AGM on Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m.!

AGM & Upper Wharf Celebration

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SPA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – SUNDAY SEPT 2, 10:00 A.M., UNION CHURCH

The AGM is where SPA presents its finances and reports on its activities. Several new Directors will be nominated to replace those stepping down. There are also several reports from related community organisations such as the Lake Water Irrigation System and the from the Land Trustees. As a community meeting it remains the best opportunity for Sturgeon Pointers to meet and bring forward any issues, make suggestions, or to voice concerns.

Councillor Brian Junkin will be on hand to say hello, an once again we’ll have a special guest speaker from the City of Kawartha Lakes. Lance Sherk, Director, Economic Development will be addressing the AGM on issues ranging from local development strategies to the heritage and the role it plays in the City’s plans.

Everyone is welcome. Please drop by!

UPPER WHARF PROJECT CELEBRATION – SUNDAY SEPT. 2, 12:00 P.M. (AFTER THE AGM) UPPER WHARF

Over the past year we have carried out some significant improvements to the grounds at the Upper Wharf. A natural stone stairway has been installed to improve access and eliminate a chronic erosion problem. A native wild flower garden has been created and new signage installed. A committee of interested volunteers approved the design decisions and the gardens were installed by a dedicated crew of local gardeners. Once a seldom used property, the Upper Wharf grounds have now become one of the more popular community properties on the Point.

Come one, come all.  If you can’t make it to the AGM, please try to stop by the Upper Wharf to celebrate this newly improved area.