 Town
of Laurentian Hills
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| Name/Email |
Title |
Phone |
Fax |
| Mayor Vance Gutzman |
County Council Member |
(613)584-3114 |
(613)584-3285 |
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Wayne T. Kirby |
CAO |
(613)584-3114 |
(613)584-3285 |
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Scott Loos |
Superintendent |
(613)584-3114 |
(613)584-3285 |
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Gerry Dupuis |
Building/Plumbing Inspector |
(613)584-4015 |
(613)584-3285 |
| John Walden |
Development Officer |
(613)584-2000 |
(613)584-3237 |
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The Town of
Laurentian Hills is the newly amalgamated Village of Chalk River and the Townships of
Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie & McKay.
The Village of Chalk River is world renowned as the home
of Atomic Energy of Canada (AECL), the area's largest employer. AECL has
proven international expertise in metallurgy, chemistry, biology and engineering. It is
also only 10 minutes from Canadian Forces Base Petawawa. A 25 acre Business Park, strategically located between the
TransCanada Highway and the Canadian Pacific Railway, is available for phased development as well as highway commercial
area suitable for commercial or light industrial activities. The Townships of
Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie and McKay stretches from Rolphton to beyond the Village of Chalk River and provides
seasonal recreational opportunities such as fishing, swimming, boating, hunting, cross-country skiing as well as Pembroke/North
Bay TOP snowmobile Trails and the Temiskawawa Waterway, Ontario's newest recreation system, flows through this area.
The Town of Laurentian Hills' real estate is reasonably priced with
affordable new and resale housing in this area of the Upper Ottawa Valley.
The Visitor Centre, located at the Petawawa Research Forest on Highway 17, offers regional tourist information
plus programs on forest and heritage themes. The Centre offers many incredible things to enjoy and explore at no cost. Forest
and water trails take visitors around the area and point out different aspects of nature.
Take a trip back into the past of the Upper Ottawa Valley with a visit to the School House Museum.
With a collection of over 1000 artifacts and over 600 photographs, the museum depicts the history of the area. |
Municipal Services Include
(Click on the links provide for more information)
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Municipal
Water Supply
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Municipal
Sewage
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Residential
& Commercial Hydro
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Residential
& Commercial Natural Gas
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Volunteer
Fire Department
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O.P.P.
Police
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Residential,
Commercial & Industrial Zoned Vacant Land
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5 Internet
Access Providers
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Municipal Industrial
Park
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Elementary
Education
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7 Municipal Recreational Parks
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Access to Area
Commercial and Private Airports, Customs on call
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Municipal Stats (2006 Census) |
Total
Population |
2,789 |
Number of Dwellings |
1,230 |
Area (sq. kms.) |
640.37 |
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Business Sector (number of businesses) |
Service |
48 |
Commercial |
21 |
Tourism |
15 |
Manufacture |
9 |
Social Organizations |
4 |
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Top Area Employers (Renfrew County Business
Directory) |
K/O
Mountain River |
30 |
K/O Lodge |
30 |
Bubble Technology Industries |
22 |
Ontario Hydro Des Joachims
Generating |
22 |
Tree Top Restaurant |
14 |
Corry Lake
Nursery |
14 |
Ben Lance
& Sons |
13 |
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Building Permit Values |
| Year |
Commercial |
Residential |
| 2007 |
$170,000 |
$3,338,500 |
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2000 |
$75,000 |
$485,000 |
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1999 |
$50,000 |
$365,000 |
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1998 |
$70,000 |
$309,300 |
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1997 |
N/A |
$972,300 |
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