Township of South Stormont Community Profile

Township of
South Stormont
Community Profile
July, 2014
www.southstormont.ca
Table of Contents
Introduction
Page
Community Information
2
Regional Map
3
Locator Map
3
United Counties of Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Map
3
Township of South Stormont Map
3
Facts and Statistics
Population Characteristics
4
Age Characteristics
4
Five Year Building Activity
5
Hydro Rates
5
Natural Gas Rates
6
Property Tax Rates
7
Water and Sewer Rates
8
Building Permit Fees
9
Employment
Employment Rates
10
Jobs by Industry
11
Transportation and Communication
Transportation
12
Communication
12
Quality of Life
Health Care
13
Recreation and Culture
14
Education
15
Fire and Emergency Services
15
Major Employers
16
Key Development Contacts for Assistance
17
Additional Information
Inventory of Available Lands and Buildings
19
Business Directory
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INTRODUCTION
Welcome to South Stormont!
South Stormont is one of six
municipalities located in the United
Counties of Stormont, Dundas and
Glengarry. The residents of South
Stormont enjoy exceptional quality of
life and an efficient local government.
We are best known for our historical
attributes and strong tourism
opportunities. South Stormont is home
to approximately 12,500 people that
enjoy a mix of rural and urban
lifestyles, an excellent health centre,
positive population growth and much
more.
and Highway 401 corridor contribute to
the increasing reasons why South
Stormont is a great place to do
business.
The Township is governed by a five
member municipal Council consisting of
a Mayor, Deputy Mayor and three
Councillors. The municipality is
responsible for fire and rescue services,
local planning, local by-laws and
permits, local roads, recreation and
culture. We also handle waste
management, water and sewer and
economic development.
South Stormont is located just one hour
south of Canada’s Capital, Ottawa and
one hour east of Montreal. Easy access
to the CN Railway, St. Lawrence River
Businesses in South Stormont benefit
from our low cost environment and
warm welcome.
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Locator MAP
Regional MAP
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FACTS AND STATISTICS
Population Characteristics
South
Stormont
Ontario
Population 2011
12,617
12,851,821
Population 2006
12,520
12,160,282
0.8
5.7
2006 to 2011 Population Change (%)
Age Characteristics
South Stormont
Total
Total
12,615
Male
6,350
Female
6,270
0 to 4 years
615
290
325
5 to 9 years
605
335
10 to 14 years
755
15 to 19 years
Ontario
Total
12,851,821
Male
6,263,140
Female
6,588,685
704,260
360,590
343,670
275
712,755
365,285
347,470
405
350
763,755
391,630
372,125
990
545
445
863,635
443,680
419,950
20 to 24 years
605
320
290
852,905
432,490
420,415
25 to 29 years
520
260
255
815,120
400,045
415,075
30 to 34 years
625
285
340
800,365
383,340
417,025
35 to 39 years
655
315
335
844,335
405,850
438,485
40 to 44 years
830
400
430
924,075
447,920
476,155
45 to 49 years
1,165
575
590
1,055,800
517,510
538,370
50 to 54 years
1,215
610
605
1,006,140
492,560
513,580
55 to 59 years
1,065
535
530
864,620
418,760
445,865
60 to 64 years
955
485
465
765,655
370,375
395,280
65 to 69 years
670
340
330
563,485
270,875
292,610
70 to 74 years
525
275
250
440,780
206,350
234,435
75 to 79 years
370
185
185
356,150
161,340
194,805
80 to 84 years
225
100
125
271,510
113,620
157,890
85 years and over
230
80
145
246,400
80,915
165,480
Median age of the population
45.5
45.1
45.9
40.4
39.4
41.3
% of the population aged 15 & over
84.3
83.8
84.9
83.0
82.2
83.9
Source: www.12statcan.gc.ca
South Stormont’s population increased 0.8% from 2006 to 2011 which is slightly
better than Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry’s 0.7% increase.
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Five Year Building Activity
Building Permits Issued
Total Number
Total Construction Value
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
214
241
224
204
180
$16,991,236
$22,399,126
$30,210,358
$18,018,030
$19,093,707
Source: Township of South Stormont Building Department
Hydro Rates
Hydro One Networks services most electricity needs in the Township of South
Stormont. Below are rates for a typical small business.
General Service Demand Billed
(50kW and above)
General Service
– Urban Demand
General Service
- Demand
Electricity – up to 250,000 kWh/year
Time of Use Prices (as of May 1, 2014)
Off-Peak
Mid-Peak
On-Peak
7.5¢
11.2¢
13.5¢
7.5¢
11.2¢
13.5¢
RPP Tiered Prices (as of May 1, 2014)
- First 750kWh per month
- Additional kWh
8.6¢
10.1¢
8.6¢
10.1¢
Weighted average
spot market price
or retailer contract
Weighted average
spot market price
or retailer contract
$32.63
$6.897
$1.89
$1.24
$56.19
$11.593
$1.81
$1.18
Regulatory Charges:
- Standard supply service admin charge ($/month)
- Rural rate protection charge (adjusted usage – ¢/kWh)
- Wholesale market service rate (adjusted usage –
¢/kWh)
$0.25
0.13¢
0.44¢
$0.25
0.13¢
0.44¢
Debit Retirement Charge (metered usage - ¢/kWh)
0.70¢
0.70¢
Electricity – over 250,000 kWh/year with a
conventional meter (¢/kWh)
Delivery:
- Distribution Service Charge ($/month)
- Distribution volume charge (billed demand $/kW)
- Transmission network charge (billed demand $/kW)
- Transmission connection charge (billed demand $/kW)
Source: www.hydroone.com
Please contact Hydro One for further information at 1-888-664-9376.
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Areas of South Stormont also receive their electricity from Cornwall Electric; these
rates are listed below:
Urban General Service
Commercial and Industrial Users
$/kWh
Rural General Service
$/kWh
9.68
12.19
First 250 kWh
0.1620
0.1782
Next 12,250 kWh
0.1323
0.1381
Balance of kWh
0.0918
0.0918
No Charge
No Charge
7.51
9.50
Minimum Monthly Charge
Demand Charge – First 50 kWh
Balance kW
Source: www.cornwallelectric.com
Natural Gas
Residential dwellings, commercial businesses and industries located in urban areas of the
municipality are serviced by Union Gas.
The table below shows the approved rates used to calculate your natural gas bill as of July
1, 2014. The impacts are based on a typical Rate 610 customer in Eastern Ontario using
38,833 m3 of natural gas for the period July 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014.
Charges
RATES
at July 2014
BILL
increase or decrease
17.9292 ¢/m3
$0.00
Gas Price Adjustment
2.0130 ¢/m3
$0.00
Transportation to Union Gas
5.5049 ¢/m3
$0.00
Transportation Price Adjustment
-0.9224 ¢/m
-$304.61
Storage
2.4865 ¢/m3
$0.00
Storage Price Adjustment
-0.1780 ¢/m
$0.00
Gas Used
3
3
Delivery
First 1,000 m3
7.3117 ¢/m3
Next 9,000 m3
5.9820 ¢/m3
Next 20,000 m3
5.2325 ¢/m3
Next 70,000 m3
4.7462 ¢/m3
All over 100,000 m3
2.9039 ¢/m3
Delivery Price Adjustment
-1.7083 ¢/m3
-$481.88
$70.00
$0.00
Monthly Charge
Total Annual Impact
$0.00
-$786.49
Source: www.uniongas.com
For further information please contact Union Gas directly at 1-888-774-3111.
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Tax Rates
Consolidated Municipal Property Tax Rates 2014 (Rates include municipal, county
& education rates)
Class
Tax Rate
$/$100,000 of Assessment
Residential
1.229223
$1,229.22
Multi-Residential
2.039657
$2,039.66
Commercial-Full
3.136757
$3,136.76
Commercial-Vacant Land
2.195780
$2,195.78
Commercial-New Construction-Full
2.896757
$2.896.76
Farmland
0.307256
$307.26
Industrial
3.677382
$3,677.28
Industrial Vacant Land
2.574127
$2,574.13
Large Industrial
5.811714
$5,811.71
Large Industrial Vacant Land
4.068180
$4,068.18
Source: Township of South Stormont Finance Department
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Water and Sewer Services
Municipal water and sewer services are available in Ingleside and Long Sault.
Municipal water is available in Newington and Rosedale Terrace as well.
Long Sault and Ingleside Regional
Water Treatment Plant
Newington
Residential
Commercial &
Institutional
Industrial
$0.785 cubic
meter, with a
minimum bill of
$120.88 per
annum
A multiple
dwelling shall be
deemed to be the
equivalent of two
thirds of the
dwelling unites it
contains.
$0.785 per
cubic meter,
with a minimum
bill of $120.88
per annum
Residential
Commercial &
Industrial
Commercial
accounts shall
be deemed the
equivalent of
1.5 dwelling
units
$0.785 per
cubic meter
with a minimum
bill of $120.88
per annum
Industrial users
with an annual
consumption in
excess of 6,000
cubic meters
shall pay
$0.628 per
cubic meter
consumed.
Institutional
Flat fee of
$530.00 per
annum
Rosedale Terrace / St. Andrews /
Eamers Corners
Flat rate of
$530.00 per
annum
A multiple
dwelling shall be
deemed to be the
equivalent of twothirds of the
dwelling units it
contains
Residential / Industrial/Commercial/Institutional
$1.128 per cubic meter with a minimum bill of $173.72
per annum.
A multiple dwelling shall be deemed to be the
equivalent of two thirds of the dwelling units it
contains.
Long Sault Sewer Rates
Ingleside Sewer Rates
Properties serviced with Municipal Sewer shall pay
sewer rates based on their water bill at a rate of
217.5% of the water cost.
Properties serviced with Municipal Sewer shall pay
sewer rates based on their water bill at a rate of 225%
of the water cost.
Source: Township of South Stormont By-law No. 2014-024
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Building Permit Fees
Item
Construction Value
Construction Value – Square Footage
Assembly(OBC Group A) Value Calculations
~All Assembly Occupancies
Institutional (OBC Group B) Value Calculations
~ Ground Floor
~ All Other Floors
Residential (OBC Group C) Value Calculations
~ Ground Floor
~ Floors above Ground Floor
~ Finished Basement
~ Garage (attached)
~ Carports
~ Decks
~ Porches
~ Above Ground Pools
~ In-ground Pools
~ Apartment Buildings (3 apts. or more)
~ Condominiums
~ Accessory Buildings (detached garage / shed)
Office and Personal Services (OBC Group D)
~ Unfinished Area (Shell Only)
~ Finished Area
Mercantile (OBC Group E) Value Calculations
~ Unfinished Area (Shell Only)
~ Finished Area
Industrial (OBC Group F) Calculations
~ Unfinished Area (Shell Only)
~ Finished Area
Farm Buildings Value Calculation
~ Greenhouse and Fabric Covered Pre-Engineered
Farm Storage Building
~ Farm Buildings
~ Temporary Buildings
~ Change of Use
Demolition Permits
~ Less than 6460 square feet and 3 stories or less
~ Over 6460 square feet or greater than 3 stories
Lot Grading (where applicable)
Inspection Fee Deposit – excluding renovations, small
and accessory buildings under $ 50,000 value and
farm buildings.
Proceeding construction without permit
$ 96.20 per square foot
$ 145.39 per square foot
$ 86.53 per square foot
$ 101.86 per square foot
$ 67.92 per square foot
$ 33.96 per square foot
$ 39.62 per square foot
$ 33.96 per square foot
$ 13.59 per square foot
$ 33.96 per square foot
FLAT RATE $60.00
$ 22.64 per square foot
$ 55.46 per square foot
$ 67.95 per square foot
$ 33.96 per square foot
$ 90.54 per square foot
$ 104.13 per square foot
$ 66.77 per square foot
$ 92.23 per square foot
$ 52.07 per square foot
$ 78.09 per square foot
$ 16.97 per square foot
$ 33.96 per square foot
$ 110.96
$ 378.87
$ 60.00
$ 600.00
$ 2,000.00 deposit
$ 1,000.00 deposit; upon notification of an
inspection and subsequently, the work is not
completed for the requested inspection, or a
request has not been received for each
mandatory inspection, a fee of $ 50.00 would
be charged against this deposit for each of the
foregoing. In addition, a fee of $ 200.00 will be
charged against the deposit following the
second anniversary of the date the building
permit was issued and for each subsequent
year that the final inspection remains
outstanding. Any balance of the deposit will
be returned upon successful final inspection.
$ 100.00
Source: Township of South Stormont By-law No. 2014-062
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EMPLOYMENT
Employment Rates
Characteristic
South Stormont
2011
Ontario 2011
10,450
10,476,665
6,320
6,297,000
Unemployed
460
567,985
Participation Rate
64.9
65.5
Employment Rate
60.5
60.1
6.8
8.3
Total population aged 15 years and over by Labour
Force Activity
Employed
Unemployment Rate
Source: www.12statcan.gc.ca
Employment Rate: 2011 Census
7%
Employed
Unemployed
93%
Source: www.12statcan.gc.ca
* Note: the unemployment rate in South Stormont was lower than that of Ontario
in 2011 (6.8% vs. 8.3%).
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Jobs by Industry in South Stormont
3,178
Total Jobs (2012)
Industry
2012 Jobs
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
26
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
8
Utilities
7
Construction
296
Manufacturing
804
Wholesale trade
110
Retail trade
249
Transportation and warehousing
141
Information and cultural industries
6
Finance and insurance
86
Real estate and rental and leasing
20
Professional, scientific and technical services
98
Management of companies and enterprises
0
Administrative and support, waste
management and remediation services
206
Educational services
198
Health care and social assistance
320
Arts, entertainment and recreation
8
Accommodation and food services
176
Other services (except public administration)
91
Public administration
248
Unclassified
80
Source:www.12statcan.gc.ca
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TRANSPORATION AND COMMUNICATION
Transportation
Highway
South Stormont is situated on the broad St. Lawrence River, west of the City of
Cornwall, a community of just under 50,000. The Township is 1 hour west of
Montreal, 1 hour south of Ottawa, and 4 hours from Toronto. Located in the heart
of Canada’s highway and rail corridor route, South Stormont provides easy and
efficient access to three of the nation’s four principal metropolitan markets.
South Stormont has international access too. There are bridge crossings in
Cornwall, 10 minutes east, and at Johnstown, 30 minutes west. These two
international access points to the United States is within a few hours’ drive of
Syracuse, Buffalo, Boston and New York.
Railway
The Canadian National Railway line runs through South
Stormont, east to west, right through Ingleside and Long Sault.
There may be opportunity to utilize the railway to transport
goods.
Airport
The Ottawa International Airport and Montreal’s Pierre Elliot Trudeau International
airport are both within an hour’s drive of South Stormont.
Communication
High Speed Telecommunication
Description
Available
Local Internet Provider
Yes
Fiber Optics
Yes
Internet ADSL
Yes
Scalable Transmission Speed
Yes
Broadband Retail
Yes
Satellite TV
Yes
Local Cell Phone Tower
Yes
Available networks up to 4G LTE (max 75 Mbps*),
4G HSPA+ (max 42 Mbps)
Yes
Bandwidth
Multiple types of bandwidth are available in the majority of the municipality and
include; DSL, ADSL, T1, Fibre and Wireless.
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QUALITY OF LIFE
Healthcare
The Township of South Stormont is fortunate to have the St. Lawrence Medical
Clinic. The clinic provides health care right in our backyard with reliable and
community oriented healthcare professionals.
St. Lawrence Medical Clinic
3 Thorold Lane
Ingleside, ON K0C 1M0
Phone: 613-537-2044
South Stormont is in close proximity to the Winchester District Memorial Hospital
and the Cornwall Community Hospital. Both these facilities have undergone
extensive renovations and can boast state of the art medical facilities.
Cornwall Community Hospital
Winchester District Memorial Hospital
Eastern Ontario Health Unit
Public health involves many aspects of our everyday lives. In fact, many are
surprised to see that the Eastern Ontario Health Unit is involved in a wide range of
areas including infection control, chronic disease prevention, healthy babies and
children, environment, food and water safety, and the promotion of a healthy
lifestyle.
For more information, visit the Eastern Ontario Health Unit
website www.eohu.ca.
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Telehealth Ontario
Telehealth Ontario gives you Free Access to a Registered Nurse — 24 Hours a day,
7 days a Week by calling 1-866-797-0000. Telehealth Ontario is a free,
confidential telephone service you can call to get health advice or general health
information from a Registered Nurse. That means quick, easy access to a qualified
health professional, who can assess your symptoms and help you decide your best
first step.
They can help you decide whether to care for yourself, make an appointment with
your doctor, go to a clinic, contact a community service or go to
a hospital emergency room. You do not need to provide your
health insurance number and all information is confidential.
Remember:
A call to Telehealth Ontario does NOT replace 911 — that's
always the first number you should call in emergency situations!
Recreation and Culture
The South Stormont Parks and Recreation Department is proud to work with a
variety of organizations and volunteers to offer a wide range of facilities and
programs to serve both local residents and visitors looking for recreational
activities.
Since the development of the Recreation Master Plan in 2009, the Township has
been focused on a number of strategic projects. The focus of these projects has
been to preserve current facilities with timely renovations while enhancing
recreational activities through new programs and construction of additional
amenities. South Stormont has a strong volunteer base with a commitment to
offer a wide variety of activities and programs for those of all ages. Along with the
many facilities and programs is a long list of recreational attractions that include:
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Multi-purpose seasonal recreational trails
Parks of the St. Lawrence Campgrounds
Upper Canada Village
Lakeview Beach day use park
Upper Canada Migratory Bird Sanctuary
Stormont Yacht Club
Cornwall Motor Speedway
Hoople Bay ice fishing
Long Sault Marina
Stormont County Fairgrounds
McMaze Family Fun Farm
and much more….
To find out more about the recreational programs South Stormont has to offer,
visit www.southstormont.ca.
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Education
Elementary and Secondary
South Stormont is home to five elementary schools and one unique JK through 12
school.
School (Public and Catholic)
Location
Grades
Telephone
Longue Sault Public School
13 Bethune Avenue,
Long Sault
52 Dickinson Drive,
Ingleside
1 College Street,
Ingleside
17283 County Road
18
31 Bethune Avenue,
Long Sault
17337 Dow Street,
Long Sault
JK-6
613-5342415
613-5372556
613-5372474
613-9326592
613-5342502
613-9329493
Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic School
Rothwell Osnabruck Public School
St. Andrews Catholic School
St. George’s Catholic School
St. Lucie French Catholic School
JK-4
JK-12
JK-8
5-8
JK-6
Fire and Emergency Services
South Stormont Fire Protection Services covers an area of 509 square kilometers
containing some 5,200 structures. The Township is proud of the approximately 96
volunteer firefighters who are highly trained and led by our Fire Chief. Emphasis is
placed on training to ensure that the community continues to receive the high
level of service it has come to expect.
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MAJOR EMPLOYERS
Kraft Canada, 70 Dickinson Drive, Ingleside
Kraft is one of Canada’s largest companies and has an
impressive portfolio of brands that people love. These
include, the famous Kraft Dinner, Jell-O, Cracker
Barrel and Kraft peanut butter. South Stormont is
proud to have Kraft as part of our community
employing over 400.
Greyline Instruments, 16456 Sixsmith Drive, Long Sault
Industrial flow and level monitoring instruments for measurement and control in
water and wastewater treatment are developed are manufactured at Greyline
Instruments. Industrial process automation for environmental monitoring is also
an integral part of the Greyline Instruments portfolio.
SABIC Innovative Plastics, 1 Structured Products Drive
SABIC Innovative Plastics is a world leader in providing
engineering thermoplastic material solutions. In more than 35
countries worldwide, they supply information, technology, and
advanced materials solutions to meet global customer needs.
UAP Logistics Distribution Centre,
16290 County Road 36
UAP Inc. is the most recent addition to our business
community. It is a new Logistics Centre in Long Sault,
located just a few minutes west of Cornwall.
With a surface of 200,000 sq. ft., the new efficient
and spacious non-application products logistics centre
will hold more than 30,000 parts in stock, including
chemical, accessories, hardware, tools and equipment
as well as paint, body and equipment products.
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KEY DEVELOPMNET CONTACTS FOR ASSISTANCE
Eastern Ontario Development Fund (EODF)
The EODP supports regional economic development by
creating jobs, attracting private sector investment and
promoting innovation, collaboration and cluster
development in Eastern Ontario. The fund is a discretionary, non-entitlement
program with limited funding. There are two funding streams, one for established
businesses and a regional stream for economic development organizations
including municipalities.
www.ontariocanada.com
Export Market Access Program
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce’s Export Market
Access Program provides small to medium-sized
enterprises with the tools and resources to help increase
their sales internationally.
www.exportaccess.ca
Eastern Ontario Development Program
The Eastern Ontario Development Program (EODP) is a
multi-million dollar program that promotes socioeconomic development in Eastern Ontario by providing
assistance in five areas: business and community development; skills
development; access to capital; retention and attraction of youth; and
technological enhancements. Funding and support of the EODP is delivered via the
Cornwall and The Counties Community Futures Development Corporation.
www.feddevontario.gc.ca
Cornwall and The Counties
Community Futures
Development Corporation
The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry
Community
Futures
Development
Corporation offers both debt financing and capital investment to businesses
located in South Stormont. Repayable loans, loan guarantees and equity
investments in amounts up to $300,000 are available.
www.communityfutures.ca
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Government Contacts
Guy Lauzon, MP
Constituency Office
61 Pitt Street
Cornwall, ON K6J 3R8
Phone: 613-937-3331
Email: info@guylauzon.ca
United Counties of Stormont Dundas
and Glengarry
26 Pitt Street
Cornwall, ON K6J 3P2
Phone: 613-932-1515
Email: info@sdgcounties.ca
Jim McDonell, MPP
Constituency Office
102 Second Street West
Cornwall, ON K6J 1G5
Phone: 613-933-6513
Email: jim.mcdonellco@pc.ola.org
Township of South Stormont
2 Mille Roches Road
Long Sault, ON K0C 1P0
Phone: 613-534-8889
Email: info@southstormont.ca
Council
Member
Mayor Bryan McGillis
Phone
Email
613-534-8889 Ext. 210
bmcgillis@southstormont.ca
613-577-0753
Deputy Mayor Tammy Hart
613-984-2543
Councillor Brownlee
613-537-9753
Councillor Richard Waldroff
613-537-8226
thart@southstormont.ca
rwaldroff@southstormont.ca
613-362-7596
Councillor Cindy Woods
613-537-2977
cwoods@southstormont.ca
Senior Staff
Member
Phone
Email
Betty de Haan – CAO
613-534-8889 Ext. 200
betty@southstormont.ca
Loriann Harbers – Clerk
613-534-8889 Ext. 201
loriann@southstormont.ca
Johanna Barkley – Treasurer
613-534-8889 Ext. 220
johanna@southstormont.ca
Hilton Cryderman – Manager of
Building & Development
613-534-8889 Ext. 230
hilton@southstormont.ca
Ross Gellately – Public Works
Manager
613-534-8889 Ext. 240
ross@southstormont.ca
Fire Chief
613-534-8889 Ext. 250
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The Township of South Stormont Economic Development Department prepares
and updates the following inventory and directory that are designed to assist
businesses, investors and visitors to better understand and appreciate the
economy and development potential in the Township of South Stormont.
Inventory of Available Land and Buildings
The Township of South Stormont is embarking on a project to list all available
lands and buildings on the Township website. The project is scheduled for
completion in the spring of 2014; please check the website for details.
Business Directory
The listing of all businesses located in the Township of South Stormont is
available. The directory may be found on the Township website
www.southstormont.ca.
NOTE:
The data and information contained in this profile is believed to be accurate and
up-to-date. The reader is encouraged to verify all data before making any
decisions based upon the information contained in this profile.
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