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High Water on the BonnechereSummary of Questionnaire ResponsesJanuary 20, 2010 Here are the results of the questionnaire distributed on December 9, 2009 and amended January 7, 2010. 1. Contacts for future communications.
2. Can your agency notify property owners? How?Township of Killaloe, Hagarty and RichardsYes, TV, radio, newspaper ads and web site: http://www.killaloe-hagarty-richards.ca/ Township of the Bonnechere ValleyYes, radio, newspaper ads, (telephone and door-to-door, but only in a serious emergency), Flyers & Newsletter / Brochure Township of North Algona-WilberforceYes, radio, TV, website, email, Pikwàkanagàn First NationNo response yet. Ministry of Natural ResourcesYes, newspaper ads Renfrew Power GenerationYes. Newspaper ads and web site Round Lake Property Owners AssociationYes, to a limited number of our members by email and website notices. Golden Lake Property Owners AssociationYes, by broadcast email and notices on the web site. We hope that in the future we can target information on water levels specifically to those areas prone to flooding. 3. Can property owners contact you directly?
Township of Killaloe, Hagarty and RichardsYes, through the web site: http://www.killaloe-hagarty-richards.ca/ Township of the Bonnechere ValleyYes: Community Emergency Management Coordinator Steve Fiegen Office - 613-628-5914 or 613- 281-1001 (cell) Township of North Algona-WilberforceShaw Woods Road garage 628-2618 Golden Lake Garage/Firehall 625-2099 Public Works Director 639-5612 Pikwàkanagàn First NationNo response yet. Ministry of Natural ResourcesYes: Tom Giesler, tom.giesler@ontario.ca, (613) 732-5535 Renfrew Power GenerationThe main contact point is
the website: renfrewpg.ca For those without internet access: Jeff Featherston 613 433 3715 or 613 433 1945 jfeatherston@renfrewpg.ca Round Lake Property Owners AssociationYes by email: info@rlpoa.info Golden Lake Property Owners AssociationYes, by email: info@goldenlake.info and through primary and alternate contacts. 4. SandbaggingTownship of Killaloe, Hagarty and RichardsSupply? Yes Locations: Round Lake Fire Hall, Red Rock Road drop-off points, Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards Roads Yard (16370 Hwy. 60) Cost: No Supply to specific groups: Yes Township of the Bonnechere ValleySupply? Yes Locations: Hawkins Drive, Rocky Point and as required by the evolving situation Cost: No Supply to specific groups? Yes – Prior coordination / notice of drop off location(s) amounts required Township of North Algona-WilberforceSupply? Yes Locations: Golden Lake and Shaw Woods Road Garages Cost: No Supply to specific groups? Yes Pikwàkanagàn First NationNo response yet. Ministry of Natural ResourcesSupply? Yes - MNR has some sandbags (no sand) which can be made available to Municipalities Locations: Municipalities Cost: Maybe - MNR is supposed to be compensated for the sandbags it provides to the municipality. MNR supplies can be replaced later. Supply to specific groups? MNR provision to municipality for distribution. Other comment: The County also keeps a supply of sandbags on hand for emergency use. Renfrew Power GenerationSupply? No Other comment: Identify known low lying areas and owners who have had issue with high water events in the past. This will aid in where the sandbag materials will be located. Round Lake Property Owners AssociationSupply? No Notification/warning: Wendy said she will get together with Janice to identify at risk properties and make a plan for communicating with them. Golden Lake Property Owners AssociationSupply? No, but we can help coordinate the effort and give guidance to those needing sandbags. Notification/warning: We will work to identify vulnerable properties and ideally notify each one by email.
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