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August 13, 2025 - Seguin Township Explores New Rock Crushing By-law
Seguin Township – The Township of Seguin has drafted a new Rock Crushing By-law as part of our ongoing commitment to support a high quality of life for our residents while protecting our environment. This initiative aims to regulate activities involving rock crushing within the Township to balance industrial operations with the welfare of residents and the environment.
Overview of the By-law Draft:
Scope and Application: The proposed regulation limits rock crushing to specifically zoned or licensed areas, such as MP or MQ zones, that are licensed for pit or quarry operations by the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR). The by-law will be applicable Township-wide to all private properties.
Objective: By restricting rock crushing activities to designated areas, the by-law seeks to manage and mitigate noise, dust, and other environmental pollutants, thereby preserving public health and maintaining the aesthetic integrity of our community.
Enforcement and Exemptions: Enforcement of the by-law will be handled by Seguin's By-law department. The by-law does, however, allow for exemptions, which will be evaluated and granted by the Township Council on a case-by-case basis.
Community Involvement and Engagement:
Open community engagement forms the bedrock of this initiative. We encourage public involvement.
Engagement Timeline:
August 11 - September 2 The phase for community input will be open, during which promotional activities will continue and feedback will be gathered.
September 2 - September 19: Post-engagement, a thorough review of all feedback and insights will be conducted.
October 6: Findings from the engagement will be presented to the Council for further deliberations and eventual decision-making.
Next Steps:
We encourage active participation from residents to ensure that the by-law holistically reflects the community's interests and priorities. Feedback and collaboration will be pivotal as we strive to enhance both environmental sustainability and community welfare.
You are welcome to submit your question using the tool below, or to email planning@seguin.ca.
August 13, 2025 - Seguin Township Explores New Rock Crushing By-law
Seguin Township – The Township of Seguin has drafted a new Rock Crushing By-law as part of our ongoing commitment to support a high quality of life for our residents while protecting our environment. This initiative aims to regulate activities involving rock crushing within the Township to balance industrial operations with the welfare of residents and the environment.
Overview of the By-law Draft:
Scope and Application: The proposed regulation limits rock crushing to specifically zoned or licensed areas, such as MP or MQ zones, that are licensed for pit or quarry operations by the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR). The by-law will be applicable Township-wide to all private properties.
Objective: By restricting rock crushing activities to designated areas, the by-law seeks to manage and mitigate noise, dust, and other environmental pollutants, thereby preserving public health and maintaining the aesthetic integrity of our community.
Enforcement and Exemptions: Enforcement of the by-law will be handled by Seguin's By-law department. The by-law does, however, allow for exemptions, which will be evaluated and granted by the Township Council on a case-by-case basis.
Community Involvement and Engagement:
Open community engagement forms the bedrock of this initiative. We encourage public involvement.
Engagement Timeline:
August 11 - September 2 The phase for community input will be open, during which promotional activities will continue and feedback will be gathered.
September 2 - September 19: Post-engagement, a thorough review of all feedback and insights will be conducted.
October 6: Findings from the engagement will be presented to the Council for further deliberations and eventual decision-making.
Next Steps:
We encourage active participation from residents to ensure that the by-law holistically reflects the community's interests and priorities. Feedback and collaboration will be pivotal as we strive to enhance both environmental sustainability and community welfare.
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