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- Region Links | Notl Res. Assoc.
Home / Resources / Region Links / 2026 Budget Community Feedback Council and Committee meetings Garbage collecction schedule! News Releases 2022 - 2026 R egionalCouncil Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile Virus in Niagara
- Council Decisions & Updates | Notl Res. Assoc.
Home / News & Updates / Council Decisions & Updates / Council Decisions & Updates (no mtgs for August 2025) January 29, 2026 January Council Update: Decisions and Updates View Details! Dec 9, 2025 December Council Update: Decisions and Updates View Details! November 18, 2025 November Council Update: Decisions and Updates View Details! October 28, 2025 October Council Update: Decisions and Updates View Details Spetember 23, 2025 September Council Update: Decisisons and Updates View Details! July 22, 2025 July Council Update: Decisions and Updates View Details
- Home | Notl Res. Assoc.
Photo by Rene Bertschi Become a member! $$$ Donate Now! GET INVOLVED! Mission and Vision Welcome to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Residents Association. Connnecting Residents. Shaping Our Future. We're a community of neighbours working together to keep Niagara-on-the-Lake vibrant, and welcoming. Whether it's sharing ideas, staying informed, or speaking up on local issues, we're here to make sure your voice matters. Here is what we are currently focused on! Our Positions Our Committees Parliament Oak Saga continues STAY INF0RMED! Local News Outlets View News Releases Local Events
- old Misson & Vision | Notl Res. Assoc.
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- Master & Strategic Plans | Notl Res. Assoc.
<<<BACK Town Strategic Plan Sept 23, 2025 Strategic plan update! FD Master Plan 2021 Irrigation Master Plan 2021-2025 Strategic Plan <<<Back Dock Area Masterplan Dock Area masterplan update!
- Donate | Notl Res. Assoc.
Home / Get involved / Donate / The NOTL Residents Association is a non-profit community organization that relies on the generosity of our members to cover our ongoing costs. All donations are gratefully acknowledged. Please note that we are not a charitable organization. Donations are NOT tax deductible. Please follow the instructions below. We accept e-transfers made out to notlra2025@gmail.com . E-transfers will be deposited automatically. Click on the icon below that corresponds with your banking institution and proceed to process your e-transfer. WE will also accept cheques made out and mailed to the following: NOTLRA, 3 Tuscany Court, Niagara-on-the-Lake, On, L0S 1J0. CIBC Tangerine Simplii Meridian Cu
- Committees C2 | Notl Res. Assoc.
Committee Members Information Page! Home / Committees C2 / COMMITTEES OF NOTLRA! Jan 25 - Cmte Structure Jan 21, Cmtee Roll Out Mtg! Candidates FAQ's Planning, Development & Land Use Committee Meeting Notice! Feb 13th Noon 124 Queen St (Enter through front lobby) Agenda to follow Working Overview How committee meetings run Members * Peter Neame * Gordon Stratford * Lidija Biro, Chair * Vince Peca * David Jones * Brian Marshall * Vacant *Vacant Structure and Frames of reference Infrastructure, Environment & Climate Resilience Committee Members * Steve Hardaker, Board Liaison * Frances Stocker, Chair * Phil Bergen, Secretary * Richard Connelly * Vacant * Vacant * Kip Voege * Dr. Rod Tennyson Meeting Notice! February 11th at 2:00pm Community Centre, Board Room Agenda to follow! Community Services, Quality of Life & Tourism Management Committee Members * Andrea Leja, Board Liaison * Brenda Tipper * Kim Friesen * Peter Jamieson * Pat Jeselon * Michael Ennamorato * Teri Andrusiw * Nathalie Carrasco-Krentzien Meeting Notice! Feb 10th 4pm Community Centre Agenda to follow! Governance, Finance & Civic Engagement Committee Members Meeting Notice! Feb 13 Noon 2pm at the Community Centre Board Room Agenda to follow! * Stuart McCormack, Board Liaison * Bob Bader * Steve McGuinness * Alan Young * Judy Thornton * Terry Davis * Lauren Davidson * Caroline Polgrabia
- Committees | Notl Res. Assoc.
Members Engagement! Home / Get involved / Committees / COMMITTEES OF NOTLRA! Jan 25 - Cmte Structure Jan 21, Cmtee Roll Out Mtg! Apply for Cmtee Position Candidates FAQ's Planning, Development & Land Use Committee Planning, Development & Land Use Committee Helping shape how Niagara-on-the-Lake grows This committee focuses on how planning and development decisions affect residents and the long-term character of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Members review community-wide planning issues such as growth management, housing, heritage protection, and significant development proposals, and help identify where resident perspectives should be thoughtfully brought forward. Why this matters Planning decisions shape neighbourhoods, infrastructure, and quality of life for decades. This committee supports balanced, informed dialogue about how the town evolves. Helpful perspectives include Interest or experience in planning, housing, architecture, heritage, sustainability, or community development. Professional expertise is welcome but not required. What this committee is not It is not a forum for individual development disputes or appeals. The focus is on broader community considerations and forward-looking solutions. Members * Steve Hardaker * Frances Stocker, Chair * Phil Bergen, Secretary * Richard Connelly * Vacant * Vacant * Kip Voe ge * Dr. Rod Tennyson Infrastructure, Environment & Climate Resilience Committee Infrastructure, Environment & Climate Resilience Committee Focusing on systems that support daily life and future resilience This committee looks at infrastructure and environmental systems that affect safety, mobility, and long-term resilience, including stormwater and flooding, transportation, climate impacts, and major capital projects. Members help identify patterns, risks, and priorities, and support evidence-informed advocacy related to infrastructure planning and environmental resilience. Why this matters Infrastructure decisions directly affect safety, property impacts, mobility, and municipal costs. Proactive planning helps reduce risk and build long-term resilience. Helpful perspectives include Interest or experience in infrastructure, environment, climate adaptation, transportation, or public works, as well as lived experience with local infrastructure challenges. What this committee is not It does not manage projects or replace technical staff. Its role is advisory and community- focused. Members * Steve Hardaker * Frances Stocker, Chair * Phil Bergen, Secretary * Richard Connelly * Vacant * Vacant * Kip Voege * Dr. Rod Tennyson Community Services, Quality of Life & Tourism Management Committee Community Services, Quality of Life & Tourism Committee Supporting livability, balance, and resident well-being This committee focuses on everyday life in Niagara-on-the-Lake, including community services, accessibility, recreation, seniors’ supports, and the impacts of tourism and events on neighbourhoods. Members help surface trends and priorities, explore service gaps, and consider constructive ways to balance community well-being and economic activity. Why this matters Quality of life depends on how services, amenities, and tourism are managed for residents year-round. Helpful perspectives include Interest in community well-being, accessibility, recreation, seniors’ services, cultural life, or tourism impacts. Diverse lived experiences are valued. What this committee is not It is not a complaint-resolution body or a forum for individual issues. The focus is on community-wide improvement and feasible solutions. Members * Andrea Leja * Brenda Tipper * Kim Friesen * Peter Jamieson * Pat Jeselon * Michael Ennamorato * Teri Andrusiw * Nathalie Carrasco-Krentzien Governance, Finance & Civic Engagement Committee Governance, Finance & Civic Engagement Committee Strengthening accountability, transparency, and participation This committee focuses on governance practices, municipal finances, and civic engagement, including budget processes, accountability tools, and public participation in local democracy. Members support informed discussion around governance and financial stewardship and explore ways to strengthen transparency and civic involvement. Why this matters Strong governance and sound financial practices help build trust, fairness, and long-term sustainability in local decision-making. Helpful perspectives include Interest or experience in governance, finance, public policy, ethics, or civic engagement. Analytical thinking and sound judgment are helpful. What this committee is not It does not audit the Town or replace elected officials. Its role is advisory and focused on best practices. Members * Stuart McCormack * Bob Bader * Steve McGuinness * Alan Young * Judy Thornton * Terry Davis * Lauren Davidson * Caroline Polgrabia
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- Join US (Item) | Notl Res. Assoc.
Become a part of our expanding membership and gain access to the latest events, news updates, and more! Lend your voice to Niagara-on-Lake’s unique association that unites residents from all parts of our town and rural areas to advocate collectively on the issues that matter most to you Email Phone First name Last name Street Address PO Box If applicable City Province Postal code Indicate what area of town you live in (Old town. Virgil, St Davids, Queenston, Glendale, or Rural) Do you wish to volunteer? Yes. Let me know how I can help! Privacy Policy Sign Up Thank You for Joining NOTLRA! Have a question or suggestion? Reach out! Social Media notlra2025@gmail.com First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

