GoodDoctorstelemedicineclinictoopeninBeaverton
The Regional Municipality of Durham, in partnership with the Township of Brock, have entered an agreement to bring Good Doctors telemedicine to Beaverton a service that’s been providing quality health care to Ontario residents since 2015.
This telemedicine clinic will be available by appointment to residents without a family doctor. It will operate three days per week in an office space that has a separate entrance on the main floor at Lakeview Manor long-term care home, located at 133 Main Street, Beaverton. It is scheduled to open before the end of 2024.
"We are thrilled to partner with The Regional Municipality of Durham and the Township of Brock to expand our services and enhance healthcare access in the community. We applaud the leadership of the Region and the Township for their efforts in making this collaboration possible. This partnership underscores our commitment to providing high-quality, accessible medical care where it's needed most. We look forward to making a positive impact on the health and well-being of the residents we serve."
- Walter Schummer, Mayor and CEO, Township of Brock
BeaverRiverBridgeUpdates
Please visit durham.ca/BeaverRiverBridge for bi-weekly updates from the Region on the Beaver River Bridge construction.
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GetyourcopyoftheBrockRecreation&Community Guide
The Fall & Winter Brock Recreation & Community Guide is available now. Limited print copies are available at Brock Libraries, Municipal Office, Brock Arenas and Brock Community Health Centre. Please visit our website www.townshipofbrock.ca/recreation-program/
SponsoraPublicSkatethisHolidayBreak
The Townships public ice programs, dates and information are available on our website and in the Recreation Guide. Bring the community together by sponsoring a free Public Skate! Your support allows families, friends, and neighbors to enjoy recreation at no cost, all while showcasing your brand to a wide audience. Contact the Recreation Department at recreation@brock.ca
FallFitnessclasses
Single class registration is available for our Fall Fitness Classes. Online registration is required, please visit www.townshipofbrock.ca/fitness for class descriptions and registration.
2024OntarioBuildingCodeInformation
The 2024 Ontario Building Code comes into effect on January 1, 2025, with a three-month grace period until March 31, 2025 for certain designs that are substantially completed.
Please note the following transition period dates:
Until December 31, 2024
Permit applications must be submitted using the 2012 Building Code.
January 1, 2025 to March 31, 2025
Permit applications may be submitted using the new 2024 Building Code.
Permit applications may be submitted using the 2012 Building Code if the applicant demonstrates that their working drawings were substantially complete by December 31, 2024.
April 1, 2025
Permit applications must be submitted using the 2024 Building Code.
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Summer2024CouncilHighlights
PublicWorksUpdate
2024 Brushing Work
Council Highlights offers a summary of crucial decisions or agenda items discussed in Committee of the Whole and Council meetings, aiming to give residents a snapshot of the meeting proceedings. Below are a few Council Highlights from the meetings that have happened this Summer. Scan the QR code to get a complete list of highlights from Council this summer.
The Region of Durham has provided an update to Council of the future plans of the Future Vallentyne Bypass, which is still in the design phase.
King Street Park Project Update was presented to Council and staff are now directed to go back to tender with the re-scoped project. Council received the Operating Results - Actual to Budget Report from the Treasury Department as of June 30, 2024
The Township of Brock is proud to recognize Captain Jesse Beaudrow, for his incredible courage in risking his life to save others. Jesse was recently awarded the Ontario Medal for Firefighter Bravery, the province’s highest honour for his heroism. The Sunderland Arena Project Manager contract was awarded to CBRE.
The Support for Community Organization Policy has been adopted by Council. The Policy aims to create a thorough and consistent form to ensure equal opportunity is provided in supporting community and non-profit groups. A new Special Event Application Form is required to be completed by Community Organizations and Non-Profit Groups to assist with their event planning and to streamline requests coming to the municipality. Visit www.townshipofbrock.ca/CommunityGroups/
The Backyard Hens report was received by Council, with the By-law to be adopted October 21st. Chickens are currently only permitted on properties that are zoned Rural, Rural Buffer or Environmental Protection. The Backyard Hens By-law would permit the keeping of a maximum of 4 hens on properties that are zoned Rural Residential and Hamlet Residential. Backyard Hens are NOT permitted in urban zoned areas.
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The Roads staff have been busy completing essential roadside brushing work. Roadside brushing has many benefits such as improved visibility, protection of road infrastructure, prevention of snow and ice buildup, reduction of wildlife hazards and enhanced drainage. Regular roadside brushing is key to keeping roads safe, preventing damage and improving drainage year-round.
2024 Sidewalks
This year’s sidewalk installation plan is near completion but not yet finished. The contractor will be returning for the finishing touches in both Beaverton and Cannington.
Winter preparation for residents
Winter is coming! Now’s the perfect time to clear catch basins and culverts to prevent flooding and water damage when the snow starts to melt. Blocked drains can lead to pooling water, icy roads, and costly repairs. Help protect your home and your community by removing debris and ensuring proper drainage.
SpeedreductionsineffectinCanningtonandSunderland
Durham Region and the Township of Brock have Implemented the new lowered 40 km/hr speed limit throughout the Sunderland and Cannington Urban Centres on all Municipal and Regional roads. This decision was enacted at the meeting held on July 15, 2024 where all required updates to the Traffic By-Law (3280-2024) were made.
ReminderofupcomingparkingrestrictionsonMunicipal Roads.
From November 15 to April 15, parking is not permitted on Municipal Roads from 12:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. This will allow roads to be cleared during weather events.
Petsavailableforadoption
The Brock Dench Animal Shelter has a number of kittens, cats and dogs looking for their forever home. Please visit www.facebook.com/Brockanimalshelter or call 705-432-2355 for an up-to-date list of animals looking for a home. Adopt! Don’t Shop!
The Township of Brock documents are available in alternate formats upon request. Please contact clerks@brock.ca or call 705-432-2355
