By Margaret Hauwert I think I was more excited than the grade fives/sixes who met me inside the door to go to my first inauguration at the Puslinch Community Center on Wednesday, Dec. 5. As the day approached I wondered…
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To my fellow residents of Puslinch, Thank you for voting for me and electing me to serve on Council as one of the four Councillors. It was great to receive appreciation by some of you for running. I found that…
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via therecord.com. Puslinch council met this week to decide how to proceed after a group of residents filed a judicial review of the township’s decision to keep the controversial Swastika Trail name. Following a closed meeting of council on Wednesday,…
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Public meeting to be held Thursday March 22nd at the Puslinch Community Centre to discuss. A notice was posted on Friday March 16 on the township website indicating that there will be a public meeting to discuss this issue. According…
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Wellington County Council has adopted its 2018 budget and 10-Year Plan (2018 – 2027) with a 2.5% increase to the County portion of property taxes. “This budget and 10-Year Plan demonstrate the County’s commitment to investing in the long-term improvement…
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Council at its meeting to be held on January 24, 2018 will be considering the adoption of an updated Parkland Dedication By-law which includes provisions for cash-in-lieu of parkland. If you wish to delegate Council regarding the proposed By-law please…
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Over the last two days I have read three different media reports, each stating a different Puslinch Councillor was the one who voted to change the name of Swastika Trail on Wednesday night. After sorting through the mis-information it appears…
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The following is from an article posted on TheGlobeAndMail.com. Follow the link below to view the entire article. DANIELA GERMANO THE CANADIAN PRESS A major Jewish advocacy group in Canada has stepped up efforts to help some residents of an…
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The Township has undertaken a review of its Comprehensive Zoning By-law in order to conform to Provincial legislation and the Wellington County Official Plan, and to establish improved development parameters that will help create a more attractive, livable, and prosperous…
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Mike Drolet reports on the current status of the Swastika Trail debate on Global National News:
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Residents Take Legal Action Against Puslinch Township alleging Flawed Decision Not to Change Offensive Street Name Puslinch, Ontario – April 11, 2018 – A group of Puslinch area residents have launched an application for judicial review of Puslinch Council’s decision…
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Let’s just hope it doesn’t turn into a $650,000 spend like the “Ontario Cannabis Store” logo and “corporate branding” (see it here). Why do we even need consultants for this? Request for Proposal LOGO AND BRAND STRATEGY CONSULTANT Sealed Proposals,…
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Puslinch council has put forth a proposed budget for 2018 that includes a 3% tax rate increase with a 7.54% levy increase for residents. One big change this year that has greatly affected the budgeting process is that the Township…
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PUSLINCH NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Proposed 2018 Operating and Capital Budget You are invited to attend a Public Information Meeting on January 16, 2018, as the Township of Puslinch is seeking your input and…
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With great disbelief and regret, i read the letter submitted by Natalia Busch and published in this periodical. I have also heard her comments on local media, characterizing the name change issue as a ‘smear’ campaign, against her and her…
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by Mike Robinson. Puslinch councillor Matthew Bulmer is asking whether the provincial revamp of agricultural mapping in Ontario can be tied in with the farm tax credit program Bulmer brought up the issue on Nov. 1 as part of correspondence…
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by Mike Robinson. Puslinch Township council plans to restrict parking on a portion of Victoria Street in Morriston. On Oct. 4, councillors reviewed a letter from Tracy Kainz outlining concerns over parking on Victoria Street. Kainz asked if a “no…
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