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Burgess Street: Township funds additional catchbasins

2026-08-11 · Resolution24

2026-08-11 · Resolution24

Burgess Street: Township funds additional catchbasins

Carried

$65,000 · upset reserve transfer authorization

Consequence: Developer pays subdivision stormwater pipe, outlet and separator; Township pays additional catchbasins, ditch/culvert removal and contribution to engineering.

2 source records
  1. Council minutes August 11, 2026 pp.12–15 resolutions 18, 19, 24; p.17 by-laws

    Township of Norwich · Published 2026-08-11 · Event/reporting date 2026-08-11 · 2026

    adopted minutes · Primary record verified · Downloaded and extracted underlying primary PDF.

  2. CAO 2026-23 — Burgess Street stormwater cost share pp.1,3–4

    Township of Norwich · Published 2026-08-11 · Event/reporting date 2026-08-11 · 2026

    published staff report · Primary record verified · Downloaded and extracted underlying primary PDF.

The amount in this decision

$65,000

upset reserve transfer authorization

2026-08-11 · Carried
Sources for these figures · 2
  1. Council minutes August 11, 2026pp.12–15 resolutions 18, 19, 24; p.17 by-laws
  2. CAO 2026-23 — Burgess Street stormwater cost sharepp.1,3–4

Authority & recorded votes

Township of Norwich Council

Individual votes are not confirmed.

Connected projects

Norwich · Roads & bridges

Burgess Street stormwater cost share

Township funds catchbasins and ditch/culvert removal serving existing properties while developer funds its subdivision pipe, outlet and oil-grit separator.

Norwich

Cost-sharing agreement authorized; completion not verified
Original budget
$65,000
Next target
No next date listed
Latest update
2026-08-11 · Burgess Street: Township funds additional catchbasins
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