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TOWN OF COLLINGWOOD.....
HOW TO REACH US VISIT US AT: www.collingwood.ca EMAIL US AT: [email protected]
Town Hall – 705-445-1030 Collingwood O.P.P. – 705-445-4321
Fire Dept. – 705-445-3920EMERGENCY - 911
Parks, Recreation & Culture – 705-444-2500Public Library – 705-445-1571
Museum – 705-445-4811Info Centre & Special Events – 705-445-9463
Building Services – 705-445-1030Public Works – 705-445-1292Public Utilities – 705-445-1800
Planning Services – 705-445-1290
Small Business Enterprise Centre – 705-446-3355
By-law/Animal Control705-445-9334
Notices
The Corporation of the Town of Collingwood NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE
HIGHWAY 26 WEST FROM 280m WEST OF PRINCETON SHORES BOULEVARD TOHARBOUR STREET IMPROVEMENTS, MUNICIPAL CLASS ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT
The Study The Town of Collingwood (“Town”) has identified Highway 26 West from 280m west of Princeton Shores Blvd. to Harbour Street as an area in need of surface rehabilitation and a key area where improvements to the transportation network may be required to improve traffic operation and safety associated with left hand turning movements. The Town has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) to consider solutions to traffic demands that are within the lifecycle of planned rehabilitation work for the area. Alternativesolutions considered included: 1) Do nothing, 2) Widen the existing road to provide left turn lanes, 3) Widen the existing road to provide additional through lanes, 4) Provide improvements to facilitate alternative transportation, or some combination of alternatives. The study evaluated alternatives with consideration for the natural, cultural, technical and economic environment. Public Information CentreThe public is invited to attend a Public Information Centre (PIC) to review study materials. The PIC is planned for Wednesday, September 11TH, 2013 at COLLINGWOOD MUNICIPAL OFFICES & LIBRARY COMMUNITY ROOMS B (SOUTH) AND C (NORTH) THIRD FLOOR FROM 4:00 PM TO 7:00 PM.
The purpose of the information centre is to (a) provide a summary of the feedback received as a result of the May 8, 2013 information centre, (b) identify a preferred alternative solution for the transportation improvements, (c) present the alternative design solutions for transportation improvements.
The study is being planned as a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment under Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Road Project as described in the Municipal Engineers Association (“MEA”) Guide for Municipal Class EAs (2000, as amended in 2007 & 2011).
The Town intends to proceed with the planned rehabilitation work. Solutions to traffic demands, as determined through the EA process, will be implemented depending on annual capital budget scheduling and the receipt of any necessary approvals.
Information concerning this project can be found at http://www.collingwood.ca/node/6579. To provide comments, request additional information, or to be added to the mailing list to receive future notices for the project, please email [email protected] or contact either of the following Project Team members:
Mr. Brian MacDonald Mr. Ron KerrManager, Engineering Services Project ManagerTown of Collingwood R. J. Burnside & Associates LimitedP.O box 157, 3 Ronell Crescent97 Hurontario Street, Collingwood, Ontario, L9Y 4J6Collingwood, Ontario L9Y 3Z5 Telephone: (705) 446-0515 ext:375Phone: 705-445-1292 ext. 4201 Fax: (705) 446-2399Fax 705-445-2448
Project and notice information will be made accessible upon request in accordance with the Accessibility Standard for Information and Communication under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005.
Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record.
This Notice first issued on August 23, 2013.
Request for Quotation (RFQ) PRC 2013-17Excavation and Installation of Asphalt Walkway
The Clerk at the Collingwood Municipal Offices, 97 Hurontario Street, Collingwood, Ontario will receive Quotations until 3:00 p.m. local time on Thursday, September 5, 2013 for:
PRC 2013-17 Excavation and Installation ofAsphalt Walkway
The Town of Collingwood is calling for quotations for the provision of a qualified contractor to excavate and remove the existing asphalt and install new asphalt walkway. The Town of Collingwood has numerous asphalt walkways located in developed areas that provide a link to neighbouring subdivisions or schools. The asphalt walkway to be rebuilt is located on Peel Street (beside house #369) and ends at Harben Court. The approximate dimension of the contract area is 205 feet by 9 feet. The measurement area will need to be verified by the contractor.
Proposals must be submitted in conjunction with prescribed forms. The Quotation document is available by contacting the Parks Recreation and Culture office, by telephone at 705-444-2500 Ext. 3236, by faxing request to 705-445-4755 or by email to [email protected] .Interested parties are asked to submit a completed proposal no later than Thursday, September 5, 2013 at 3:00pm to the attention of:
Attn. Sara Almas, ClerkTown of Collingwood
97 Hurontario Street, PO Box 157Collingwood, ON L9Y 3Z5
LATE PROPOSALS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTEDThe Corporation of the Town of Collingwood reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and the lowest or any
proposal will not necessarily be accepted.
For more information please contact Wendy Martin at (705) 444-2500 ext.3290 or [email protected]
The approximate Study Area for this project is shown on the Map
TOWN OF COLLINGWOOD.....
HOW TO REACH US VISIT US AT: www.collingwood.ca EMAIL US AT: [email protected]
Town Hall – 705-445-1030 Collingwood O.P.P. – 705-445-4321
Fire Dept. – 705-445-3920EMERGENCY - 911
Parks, Recreation & Culture – 705-444-2500Public Library – 705-445-1571
Museum – 705-445-4811Info Centre & Special Events – 705-445-9463
Building Services – 705-445-1030Public Works – 705-445-1292Public Utilities – 705-445-1800
Planning Services – 705-445-1290
Small Business Enterprise Centre – 705-446-3355
By-law/Animal Control705-445-9334
Saturday Mornings 8:30am-1pmMay 18th to October 12th
COLLINGWOOD DOWNTOWNFARMERS’ MARKET
Get to know Collingwood Downtown better.collingwooddowntown.comfacebook.com/collingwooddowntown
What the heck do I do with? Recipes, information and demos for that
funny-lookin’ veggie at the market.
August 24 - ButternutSquashSeptember 7 - Parsnip
September 21 - EggplantOctober 5 - TurnipOctober 12 - Pumpkin
August 31: 7pm - 11pm
sponsored by Foodland Ontario
sponsored by The Greenbelt Foundation
Come out for food, shopping, lantern decorating
and live entertainment.
Collingwood Downtown Moonlight Market
A 100 Minnesota Street, Leisure Time ClubOPEN WORKSHOP/DANCE DEMONSTRATION: Traditional Irish Ceili Dances for seniors presented by Celtic Academy Canada. Friday, Sept. 27, 9-10:30am. Contact: (519) 216-6647, celticacademy.ca, [email protected]
B 80 Simcoe Street, The TremontOPEN STUDIOS: Visit 12 artists in their working studios located on the 2nd floor of the historic Tremont, a former hotel built in 1889. Saturday, Sept. 28 to Sunday, Sept. 29, 10am-5pm. Contact: whatsonsimcoestreet.com, [email protected]
C 18 Huron Street, The CasbahINTERNATIONAL BLUES CHALLENGE TRYOUTS: Hear Blues artists from across Canada as they compete for a place at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis Tennessee, January 21-25, 2014. Presented by Collingwood Jazz & Blues Society.Friday, Sept. 27, 7 pm, Saturday, Sept. 28, 1 pmContact: www.collingwoodjazz.ca (705) 446-5267
D 65 Simcoe Street, Theatre Collingwood Studio Theatre & Press GalleryFILMAKING WORKSHOP: Join Mountain Goat Film Company in the Theatre Collingwood Studio Theatre for a hands on workshop about the basics of filmmaking: from camera operating, to sound recording, to picture editing. See how local filmmakers use technology to tell creative stories, fictional or factual. Saturday, Sept. 28, 9am-12pm, 1-4pm (Drop in workshop, leave 30 mins for demos). Contact: (705) 293-1733 [email protected], www.mountaingoatfilm.com
LAUNCHING A LEGACY: Despite the closure of the Collingwood Shipyards in 1986, the spirit and tradition of shipbuilding continues to live on in our collective memory, captivating photographs, and the physical objects that forged each ship. Come to the Press Gallery to explore Collingwood’s history of shipbuilding through historical photographs and never before exhibited artifacts. Presented by The Collingwood Museum in partnership with Gaslight Productions, and Richard and Anke Lex. Saturday, Sept. 28 - Sunday, Sept. 29, 10-5pm. Contact: [email protected] (705) 445-4811 www.collingwood.ca/museum
E 55 Ste. Marie Street, Collingwood Public LibraryART EXHIBIT: A solo exhibition by Jim Ogilvie titled Canadian Cultural Landscapes. This exhibit encourages viewers to explore Canada’s diverse “landscapes” and consider how their interpretation, and others, be it real or imagined, shape their lives. Saturday, Sept. 28, 10 am-5 pm. Contact: (705) 445-1571, www.collingwoodpubliclibrary.ca
F 11521 Hwy 26 W, Pretty River AcademyOPEN WORKSHOP/DANCE DEMO: All are welcome to join Celtic Academy Canada in traditional Irish Ceili Dances. Friday, Sept. 27, 4-5pm. Contact: (519) 216-6647, celticacademy.ca, [email protected]
G 20 Balsam St. Unit 8, Collingwood School of Dance Inc.JOIN THE HIP HOP MOVEMENT!: Come out and try a Hip Hop class with us! Remember to bring a water bottle and indoor sneakers. Ages 9-15. Friday, Sept. 27, 6:30-7:30pm
CALLING ALL BALLERINA’S AGES 3-6!: You are invited to try out our incredibly popular Prima Dance class which has been thoughtfully designed to engage the imagination while developing free expression, dance skills and creative movement ability. Ages 3-4 on Saturday, Sept. 28, 10-10:30am; Ages 5-6 on Saturday, Sept. 28, 10:30-11am
DITCH THE WORKOUT AND JOIN THE ZUMBA PARTY!: This one’s for the Adults! Zumba is the original fitness party! Come out and try a class with us! Remember to bring a water bottle and indoor sneakers. Saturday, Sept. 28, 11am-12pm
DE-STRESS WITH QIGONG: Relax after your Zumba class as you breathe and smile in Qigong. For adults. Saturday, Sept. 28, 12-1pm
PERFORMANCE COMPANY SHOWCASE: Our award-winning Performance Company invites you to a sneak-peak of this season’s repertoire. Saturday, Sept. 28th, 1:15-1:45pm. Contact: [email protected], www.collingwoodschoolofdance.ca
H 163 Hurontario Street, BMFA Arts CentreTHE MOVEMENT OF HATHA YOGA FLOW THROUGH THE CAMERA LENS: A creative visual of rhythmic body flow and with Lesley Niermann. Gentle stretching, balance and power governed by the breath and the Spirit accompanied with music. Blue Mountain Foundation for the Arts. Saturday, Sept., 28 1-3 pm. Contact: www.bmfa.on.ca, (705) 445-3430
OPENING RECEPTION AND AWARDS PRESENTATION: Join the BMFA for the presentation of the 21st Annual Juried Photo Show Awards and opening reception of the Juried Photo Show Exhibition. Sunday, Sept. 29, 1-3 pm. Contact: www.bmfa.on.ca, (705) 445-3430
Brochures available at Parks, Recreation & Culture, 105 Hurontario Street, (705) 444-2500
Culture Days is a collaborative coast-to-coast-to-coast volunteer movement to raise the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. www.culturedays.ca
Events
Central Park Arena Art Display Call for EntryDisplay Dates: October 2013 – March 2014 Deadline for Entries: Friday, September 6, 2013
The Town of Collingwood is seeking submissions of professional artwork suitable for temporary display in the lobby of the new Central Park Arena from October 2013 to March 31, 2014. The Central Park Arena is currently being constructed and is scheduled to be open to the public in October 2013. Submissions for this exhibition are best suited to large-scale works that are completed or in progress and slated to be complete prior to the installation date. The selected artist will receive an exhibition fee.Selection ProcessSubmissions will be reviewed based on suitability for the location, aesthetic appeal, durability and quality. In the event that no submissions resulting from this call are judged to meet the project, the Town reserves the right to re-issue the call or consign a local artist for the opportunity.Call for EntryThe full details and guidelines for entry are available at Parks, Recreation and Culture,105 Hurontario Street, (705) 444-2500 ext. 3287 or [email protected]
