NOTICE This notice is for the residents of Chapleau who left their Ice Huts at the Lorne Street Boat Launch area, Water Treatment Plant area or any Municipal Property. Owners of these Ice Huts must remove them from this area immediately. Ice Huts not removed by May 24th, 2021 will be disposed of at the municipal landfill site at the owner's expense. Municipal Property is not a storage area for ice huts. In the future, please do not leave your Ice Hut in this Area. For further information plea...

 

NOTICE: Water Bleeders OFF The Township of Chapleau requests that homeowners TURN OFF THEIR WATER BLEEDERS/BY-PASSES to prevent excessive flow to the pumping stations. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Please direct all inquiries to: Réjean Raymond Public Works Superintendent 705-864-1334 [email protected] May 18, 2021 Le Canton de Chapleau demande aux propriétaires de FERMER LEURS PURGEURS / DÉRIVATEURS D'EAU pour éviter un flux excessif vers le...

 

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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS The Corporation of the Township of Chapleau wishes to advise its citizens of the Spring Street Cleaning Program That will take place Starting the week of May 17th until May 28th (weather permitting) from 12:00 am to 8:00 am, Signs will be posted at various locations along streets stating: “No Parking - Sand Removal” We kindly ask that you do not park your vehicle along these streets during this time, so that we may do the best job possible. F...

 

ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES By-law 2015-30 The Council of the Township of Chapleau wishes to remind citizens about all-terrain vehicle regulation: "All Terrain Vehicle" is a vehicle that has four wheels, steering handle bars or a steering wheel, a seat that is or is not designed to be straddled by the driver, and may be designed to carry passengers. By-law 2015-30 regulates the use of all-terrain vehicles on municipal streets. Those portions of the by-law subject to the Highway Traffic Act and the ...

 

Starting Thursday, May 6, some essential workers can book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine locally and online booking will open to more groupsIssued: Wednesday, May 5, 2021As more COVID-19 vaccine continues to roll out locally, Public Health Sudbury & Districts is pleased to announce increased eligibility for individuals wishing to receive the vaccine. Starting Thursday, May 6, essential workers in Group 1 of the province's Phase 2 schedule (Government of Ontario) will be able to book an ap

 

MEDIA RELEASE Date: May 4th, 2021 For Immediate Release MUNICIPAL TRANSIT SERVICES VACCINATION CLINICS The Township of Chapleau acknowledges the importance of vaccination and would like to offer the use of the Transit Bus Service free of charge for anyone needing a ride to and from their vaccination appointment. To book a ride call: (705) 864-4477 Schedule of Upcoming Vaccination Clinics: May 5th, 2021: 9:30AM – 3:15PM May 19th, 2021: 9:30AM – 3:15PM May 25th, ...

 

MEDIA RELEASE Date: April 22, 2021 For Immediate Release A reminder to be careful what you flush Wet wipes, paper towels, facial tissues and face cloths can clog pipes. We would like to remind residents not to flush wet wipes of any kind. Despite what some packaging says, wipes are not flushable. Paper towels, facial tissues, feminine hygiene products, face cloths and rags also do not belong in the toilet. These items cannot be flushed because they do not break down like toilet paper does...

 

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COUNCIL REPORTS : OUR POSITION ON THE REUNION Council was recently approached to support, financially and in-kind, the Chapleau High School 100th Reunion. We wish to address this issue to correct any misunderstandings about the decision Council made. Council has no problem with the idea, in fact, we have stated our support on several occasions. We all consider the Reunion a great idea, a positive means to unite the community. Some comments on social media question why Council does not support th