Future Planning for Downtown Core

We will post the details of public meetings, apparently to be held tomorrow, Thursday, July 23, regarding planning of Haldimand's downtown business sections as soon as we have the information.

UPDATE: PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE,

Cayuga Lions Hall, 57 Munsee Street, South.

3:00p.m. - 4:30p.m. and 6:00p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Please plan to come.

Corner of Cayuga and King

Cayuga Street between King Street and Hwy #3 is not unlike many small Ontario towns.
After decades of being the hub of activity with hardware stores, drug stores, grocers, clothing shops, the barber ~ usually the Post Office, Library, Village Green and a couple hotels ~ the street falls into neglect as strip malls lure shoppers to new locations.
The events of this past week have drawn people back to the downtown core and shown that with a little planning ~ and a lot of heart ~ downtown Cayuga-On-The-Grand is a fun place to be.

Watching the Parade

The Neat Little Bookshop will re-open after holidays on Wednesday,July 29.

Heritage Haldimand

Heritage Haldimand, formerly known as LACAC,* is a small group of dedicated individuals whose mandate is to identify historic sites and advise municipal council regarding designation for preservation.
*Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committe

Cayuga Street is potentially a streetscape worthy of consideration for designation. A public meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 23, 2009 for the purpose of planning the future of the downtown business section of Cayuga. Watch for details.

Sights on Cayuga Street

150 years

The Town of Dunnville is celebrating 150 years in 2010. A ceremonial flag will be passed from Cayuga to Dunnville half-way between the two towns.

Haldimand Stewardship Council

Proud Owners ~ Cayuga Motorsports

Number 8 Cayuga Street N.

http://www.cayugamotorsports.ca/

(Herb Martindale opened the first Neat Little Bookshop at Number 8, Cayuga Street in 1976.)