Quick Link: Notice Of Town-Wide Reassessment 2020.
Quick Link: Ontario County Recycles, 2020 Special Collections Events.
Quick Link: Richmond Recreation Senior Citizen Activities Monday March 16th.
Quick Link: Richmond Recreation Senior Citizen Activities Monday March 2nd.
Quick Link: 2020 Ontario County/Casella Waste Management Scholarship Application and Instructions. The information is also posted on the Ontario County website in the “spotlight” section at the bottom right of the homepage. Applications are due by February 28, 2020.
Quick Link: Rabies Clinics 2020
Quick Link: Census Bureau Announces Job Openings for 2020 Census in New York. Additional information can be found here.
Expanded Spectrum/Charter TV, Internet & Telephone Service in Canadice:
During 2019 contractors working for Spectrum/Charter have been installed fiber-optic cable and related equipment to provide service to most of the town that doesn't already have Spectrum/Charter service. It is now operational. The NY Public Service Commission approved a merger between Charter Communications, Inc. and Time Warner Cable in January 2016 which required Charter to extend its network to pass an additional 145,000 homes and businesses across the State by 2020. Charter, now doing business as Spectrum, has launched a web portal to provide more information related to the required build. Visit www.bldlkup.com to learn if your specific address is included in Spectrum's New York State broadband expansion plan.
Quick Link: Artists and Crafters meet at the Canadice Town Hall, the fourth (4th) Thursday of each month.
Quick Link: 2020 Approved Budget (PDF)
Quick Link: 2020 Proposed Budget (PDF) Breakdown of budget here.
Quick Link: 2019 Special Assessment Roll - Water District (PDF).
Quick Link: 2019 Approved Budget (PDF).
Quick Link: 2019 Final Assessment Roll (PDF)
Quick Link: 2018 Final Assessment Roll (PDF).
Quick Link: Water District #1 Project Home Page - Updated on Sunday, 1/5/2020.
The latest expectation is that the system will be fully operational and property owners will be able to install service connections beginning in APRIL, 2020.
The latest delays have been caused primarily by a construction error at the pump station site and the earlier than expected onset of winter weather.
DO NOT INSTALL SERVICE CONNECTIONS UNTIL YOU ARE SPECIFICALLY NOTIFIED BY U.S. MAIL THAT THE SYSTEM IS READY AT YOUR LOCATION! The installation of curb stops is underway. Just because there may be a curb stop installed at your property does NOT mean that it is ready for you to connect to it.
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. Revisions have been made to the spec. so make sure that your installer is working from the latest version, dated 6/28/19.
The project contractor's progress as of Friday, 1/3/2020:
So far the project construction budget is on track and in good shape. Change orders have been minimal and not exceptionally costly.
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). The deadline for signing up for service at a reduced cost of $100 has been extended until September 30, 2020. NOTE: Completion dates that were originally included in the Service Sign-up Instructions have been revised.
Residents have asked "Why is the contractor digging up my property twice?". An answer to this question has been added to the Questions & Answers web page.
Residents have also asked about the meter pit requirement for the project. Meter pits are addressed in a mailing to residents the install spec, and on the Questions & Answers web page. Even if you heat your dwelling in the winter, if your dwelling is not on a full basement where the meter can be installed without risk of freezing then a meter pit is required.
A page with Construction Notes, including contact information for the on-site Resident Engineer, is on the project home page.
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 with specific information through the 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 and the Project Contractor will independently make a determination for the location of the curb stop.
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.
The latest delays have been caused primarily by a construction error at the pump station site and the earlier than expected onset of winter weather.
DO NOT INSTALL SERVICE CONNECTIONS UNTIL YOU ARE SPECIFICALLY NOTIFIED BY U.S. MAIL THAT THE SYSTEM IS READY AT YOUR LOCATION! The installation of curb stops is underway. Just because there may be a curb stop installed at your property does NOT mean that it is ready for you to connect to it.
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. Revisions have been made to the spec. so make sure that your installer is working from the latest version, dated 6/28/19.
The project contractor's progress as of Friday, 1/3/2020:
- All of the water mains have been installed
- Approximately 80% of the system has been filled with water and successfully pressure tested.
- Approximately 95% of the curb stops (individual buried service shutoff valves) have been installed.
- All of the system remains to be flushed & sanitized, which can not occur until the tank and pump station are functional.
- Approximately 80% of the system has been filled with water and successfully pressure tested.
- Tank site preparation and tank installation; located up hill and just south of the CR36/Joe Bear Dr. intersection
- Assembly of the tank structure is complete although additional work remains to make the tank functional.
- Installation of the control shelter at the base of the access road and other appurtenances at the tank site are scheduled to take place in January & February.
- Tank is expected to be fully functional by March 1st.
- Assembly of the tank structure is complete although additional work remains to make the tank functional.
- Pump house installation; just south of the Canadice-Richmond town line
- This is the second major gating item required to make the system functional.
- A construction error at the site has occurred and is set to be corrected by Monday, 1/20
- The location of the conduits for electrical service were not positioned correctly in the slab. They did not align with the electrical connections in the prefabricated pump house building.
- The location of the conduits for electrical service were not positioned correctly in the slab. They did not align with the electrical connections in the prefabricated pump house building.
- Pump house is expected to be fully functional by February 14th.
- This is the second major gating item required to make the system functional.
- Expectation is that the system will be fully functional approximately March 15th but will not be operational until the system is flushed, sanitized and receives NYS Department of Health approval for operation. All of this takes about a month.
- Site restorations (driveway, sidewalk and lawn repairs) are generally on hold until the winter weather breaks and will be completed by June 1st.
- Asphalt driveway restorations are complete.
- Non-asphalt driveway restorations are on hold but will be completed by June 1st .
- Some lawn and sidewalk restorations have been completed. Those that remain are on hold but will be completed by June 1st.
- For specific restoration issues and concerns please contact the project resident engineer for resolution.
- Service installations by residents will only be possible after the system has been fully pressure tested, flushed, is fully operational and has been approved for use by the NYS Department of Health. This is expected to occur by approximately April 15, 2020.
- Lingering site restorations and any remaining construction "punch list" items should be complete by June 1, 2020.
So far the project construction budget is on track and in good shape. Change orders have been minimal and not exceptionally costly.
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). The deadline for signing up for service at a reduced cost of $100 has been extended until September 30, 2020. NOTE: Completion dates that were originally included in the Service Sign-up Instructions have been revised.
Residents have asked "Why is the contractor digging up my property twice?". An answer to this question has been added to the Questions & Answers web page.
Residents have also asked about the meter pit requirement for the project. Meter pits are addressed in a mailing to residents the install spec, and on the Questions & Answers web page. Even if you heat your dwelling in the winter, if your dwelling is not on a full basement where the meter can be installed without risk of freezing then a meter pit is required.
A page with Construction Notes, including contact information for the on-site Resident Engineer, is on the project home page.
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 with specific information through the 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 and the Project Contractor will independently make a determination for the location of the curb stop.
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.