The Honeoye Lake Inlet restoration project won an Environmental Innovation Award from the Seneca Park Zoo. Press release: Quick Link
**Leftover DMPs are issued on a first-come / first-serve basis. DEC will continue to issue permits in these WMUs until sufficient numbers of DMPs are issued to achieve optimum management in each unit. When a unit is opened, it will remain open at least until close of business that day. At the end of the business day, any units that have reached the desired number of permits will be closed.
Applications for leftover DMPs will not affect any preference points held by the applicant.
DMPs are only valid for antlerless deer in the WMU for which they are issued.
The Wildlife Management Units (WMU’s) that will be available starting November 1st will be:
1C 3M, 3R, 3S (bowhunting-only), 7F, 7H, 7J, 8A, 8C (bowhunting-only), 8F, 8G, 8H, 8J, 8N, 8R 9A, and 9F.
Quick Link: Fall Yard Waste Collection 2018
Quick Link: Electronic Waste (E-Waste) Collection Day November 10, 2018, 8:00 am until 2:00 pm. Pre-registration required!
Quick Link: Ontario County Board of Elections - Hiring Election Inspectors.
Quick Link: Zoning Board of Appeals Member Position Open.
Quick Link: Artists and Crafters meet at the Canadice Town Hall the fourth (4th) Thursday of each month.
Quick Link: 2019 Preliminary Budget (PDF)
Quick Link: 2018 Approved Budget (PDF).
Quick Link: 2018 Final Assessment Roll (PDF).
Quick Link: 2017 Final Assessment Roll (PDF).
Quick Link: Water District #1 Project Home Page - Updated on Sunday, 9/30/2018.
The REVISED (yet again) plan is to enable property owners to install service connections beginning in early spring 2019.
Construction is underway but for a variety of reasons is moving much slower than expected. The schedule will be even less predictable through the fall and winter seasons. Construction will continue through the winter as conditions permit.
On Thursday, July 26, 2018 instructions for service sign-up were mailed to water district residents who have dwellings on their property that are eligible for service. Service sign-up is ongoing (there is no deadline).
Detailed specifications for service connections are available at the Town Hall or at this link. This information must be supplied to the private contractors that property owners select to install their service connections.
In other news...
The contractor's schedule (subject to change) plans the construction in this order, started the week of June 18, 2018.
A page with Construction Notes, including contact information for the on-site Resident Engineer, has been added to the project home page.
Key dates for residents
The project overview (pdf) was updated on January 30, 2018 by the project engineering firm, LaBella Associates. Revised estimated project costs and financing are summarized on the project's Costs & Financing page.
The Costs & Financing page also includes the Assessor's list of all properties that are in the water district and the number of benefit units that are allocated against each property in order to recover the capital debt costs for the project. There was a public hearing at the Town Hall at 7:30 pm on October 8, 2018 on this subject. Full information is available through links at the Cost & Financing page.
In August of 2017 each property owner in the water district was supplied specific information through U.S. Mail on how to indicate their preferred location for their connection to the water main (curb stop location). If property owners did not supply this information then the Resident Engineer will attempt to contact the property owner as construction nears the property. If still unable to contact the property owner then the Resident Engineer will independently make a determination for the location of the curb stop.
Details on how to sign up for service were mailed on July 26, 2018. This information is mailed to the ownership address of record on each property, as recorded by the Ontario County Real Property office. Refer to the Questions & Answers page for more information, including contact information for further inquiries.
Detailed specifications for service connections were made available on July, 27.
Revised project plan drawings were released by LaBella as part of the bid package. Paper copies of the drawings are available for review at the Town Hall. They are also available as PDF's here on this website.
Attempts by the Canadice Town Board to interest National Fuel Gas (NFG) in providing natural gas distribution in conjunction with this project have been unsuccessful. The latest communication with NFG in June, 2017 indicates that the service extension from the Canadice-Richmond town line to Canadice is no longer under active consideration.
Construction is underway but for a variety of reasons is moving much slower than expected. The schedule will be even less predictable through the fall and winter seasons. Construction will continue through the winter as conditions permit.
On Thursday, July 26, 2018 instructions for service sign-up were mailed to water district residents who have dwellings on their property that are eligible for service. Service sign-up is ongoing (there is no deadline).
Detailed specifications for service connections are available at the Town Hall or at this link. This information must be supplied to the private contractors that property owners select to install their service connections.
In other news...
The contractor's schedule (subject to change) plans the construction in this order, started the week of June 18, 2018.
- Construction surveys and stake outs (PLEASE DON'T MESS WITH THE STAKES!) - underway
- Tank site preparation; tree clearing, road installation and site grading - underway
- Water main installation on County Road 36, starting at the Canadice-Richmond town line and working south - underway
- Water main installation along the lakefront, working from south to north
- Tank and pump house installation in parallel with installation of the mains
- Limited functional site restorations (lawn & driveway repairs) with full restorations by June 1, 2019 - underway
A page with Construction Notes, including contact information for the on-site Resident Engineer, has been added to the project home page.
Key dates for residents
- Sign up for service connections began in July, 2018 and is ongoing (no deadline). Instructions were mailed on Thursday, 7/26/18.
- Service connection installations would be allowed to begin about April 1, 2018.
- DO NOT INSTALL SERVICE CONNECTIONS UNTIL YOU ARE SPECIFICALLY NOTIFIED THAT THE SYSTEM IS READY AT YOUR LOCATION!
- Major construction completion and full system operation is expected by May 1, 2018.
- Site restorations (lawn & driveway repairs) and any remaining construction should be complete by June 1, 2019.
The project overview (pdf) was updated on January 30, 2018 by the project engineering firm, LaBella Associates. Revised estimated project costs and financing are summarized on the project's Costs & Financing page.
The Costs & Financing page also includes the Assessor's list of all properties that are in the water district and the number of benefit units that are allocated against each property in order to recover the capital debt costs for the project. There was a public hearing at the Town Hall at 7:30 pm on October 8, 2018 on this subject. Full information is available through links at the Cost & Financing page.
In August of 2017 each property owner in the water district was supplied specific information through U.S. Mail on how to indicate their preferred location for their connection to the water main (curb stop location). If property owners did not supply this information then the Resident Engineer will attempt to contact the property owner as construction nears the property. If still unable to contact the property owner then the Resident Engineer will independently make a determination for the location of the curb stop.
Details on how to sign up for service were mailed on July 26, 2018. This information is mailed to the ownership address of record on each property, as recorded by the Ontario County Real Property office. Refer to the Questions & Answers page for more information, including contact information for further inquiries.
Detailed specifications for service connections were made available on July, 27.
Revised project plan drawings were released by LaBella as part of the bid package. Paper copies of the drawings are available for review at the Town Hall. They are also available as PDF's here on this website.
Attempts by the Canadice Town Board to interest National Fuel Gas (NFG) in providing natural gas distribution in conjunction with this project have been unsuccessful. The latest communication with NFG in June, 2017 indicates that the service extension from the Canadice-Richmond town line to Canadice is no longer under active consideration.
Quick Links Below: Recreation Programs
The Town of Canadice contributes to the Richmond Recreation Program, which in turn allows Canadice residents to participate in those programs. Please check out the various seasonal programs, for people of ALL ages, as they become available.
Also, the Cornell Cooperative Extension operates 4-H Camp Bristol Hills. They offer a variety of both Day Camp and overnight Resident Camp programs. "Camperships" are available to youth from financially limited families. Click on this link or stop by the Canadice Town Hall for more information.
Also, the Cornell Cooperative Extension operates 4-H Camp Bristol Hills. They offer a variety of both Day Camp and overnight Resident Camp programs. "Camperships" are available to youth from financially limited families. Click on this link or stop by the Canadice Town Hall for more information.