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We have established a vision for the draft Waterfront and Riverwalk Master Plan. This vision has been guided by feedback from our community through extensive engagement activities beginning in January 2022.

With this feedback, we’ve created six vision boards, which include recommendations for each of the five key project areas. We are looking for the community’s review on our vision – Let us know if you feel we are on the right track. Visit the project page and use the scale provided in the ‘Draft...

Update July 11:
HKPR District Health Unit has advised that the water samples from West Beach are normal, and the beach is open for swimming.

After a standard test of the water at our local beaches, the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit has advised the Municipality of Port Hope to close the West Beach for swimming, due to an increase in E. coli bacteria levels. The Beach remains open for walking, hiking, etc.

For details about the water levels and regular testing of...

Residents are advised that the Public Meeting scheduled for Wednesday, July 6, 2022, for a development proposed at 3852 Ganaraska Road in Garden Hill is cancelled. Following agency circulation, additional information is expected to be received on the application, which will be included in the future meeting materials.

The Public Meeting will be re-scheduled in accordance with the provisions of the Planning Act and will be broadly advertised at least 20 days prior to the new Meeting date once it is...

The Municipality of Port Hope announces that Council meetings will return to in-person beginning July 5, 2022.

“Resuming in-person meetings has been a topic of discussion at the Council table and it is the right time to return to Town Hall,” notes Bob Sanderson, Mayor of the Municipality of Port Hope. “Since the very start of the pandemic we have held virtual meetings to continue to move the business of the Municipality forward. As the COVID restrictions are being lifted in almost all...

Residents are advised that Shaftesbury Murdoch XVI Inc. has received permission to film along John Street on Tuesday, July 5, 2022.

Parking impacts

Following consultation with affected parties in the immediate area, the Municipality has approved the production company to reserve John Street parking on Thursday, June 30, and July 4 to 6. During these times, the affected parking spots will be occupied with set dressings and vehicles.

Road closure

On Tuesday, July 5, John Street (From Walton Street...