Catherine Reynolds | Nov 04, 2020
A small village in South Frontenac Township is growing, according to a politician who represents the area.
Speaking from his dairy farm in Battersea, Storrington District Councillor Ron Sleeth confirms the recent purchase of waterfront land by the township.
“We’re purchasing the waterfront that fronts Battersea Road, where it intersects with Wellington Street,” Sleeth said, “the deal is being completed by the township and the vendor, Holiday Country Manor.”
According to Sleeth, this is an important investment in the village because it will allow the township to provide public docking off Loughborough Lake; allowing boaters to support local businesses.
The docks are expected to be installed next year, along with a picnic table and benches.
“In the springtime, the township plans to install the new docks and turn the grassy area into a parkette,” says Sleeth.
Located in Battersea approximately 15 minutes north of Kingston, the village does not have public docks near its downtown businesses. The new docks and parkette will give boaters accessibility and comfort when they visit.
“I’d like to thank the mayor and rest of council for making this timely purchase,” says Sleeth. “It’s a nice addition to our village.”
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