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Rattenbury Street Update

Rattenbury Street Update:
After further review, the decision has been made to not close Rattenbury Street as previously planned. The Municipality will continue to work with the BIA and local businesses as they work through the various stages of re-opening under the Provincial Orders. We're here to help so let us know how we can be of assistance.   Sincerely, Council and Staff of Central Huron

Emergency Support Fund Addresses Pressing Needs During Pandemic

For Immediate Release

From:                     United Way Perth-Huron
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Clinton Public Pool Closed for the 2020 Season

Public Notice - with much discussion and consideration, the Municipality of Central Huron has made the decision of keeping the Clinton Public Pool closed for the 2020 season. The reasons for keeping the pool closed are due to the current COVID-19 crisis and for maintenance work needing to be completed. The Splash Pad is up and running, open daily from 8 AM - 8 PM.

Phase 2 Business Recovery Letter to Central Huron Businesses

June 19, 2020

To All Central Huron Businesses

The Council of Central Huron wants to support the recovery efforts of all businesses in our municipality.  As part of the Phase 2 Re-opening Strategy – Council passed Bylaw 46-2020 - a “Delegation of Authority Bylaw” which seeks to streamline the approval process for temporary changes in business operations.  Here are some examples:

• Allowing the creation of temporary outdoor business spaces – this may include use of municipal sidewalks, parking...

Ontario Energy Board - Fixed Price for Time-of-Use Electricity Customers

Ontario Energy Board – Fixed Price for Time-of-Use (TOU) Electricity Customers

The Government of Ontario recently announced changes to the electricity price that Regulated Price Plan (RPP) customers on Time-Of-Use (TOU) pricing pay. Effective June 1 through to October 31, 2020, residential and small business customers on TOU pay a fixed price of 12.8 ¢/kWh for electricity consumed all hours of the day and every day of the week.  Ontario made this temporary change to support consumers while Ontario...