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Stormont Dundas Glengarry delays road projects due to rising costs and uncertain budgets, while Cornwall debates repurposing a police site, raising community concerns.
Stormont Dundas Glengarry council is cautious about rising infrastructure costs threatening the 2026 budget, citing global market volatility and uncertain material and fuel prices, particularly the AC Price index.
Though current roadwork estimates remain under budget and a recent project came in $460,026 below forecast, council deferred decisions on paving County Road 2 and a $113,603 request for County Road 3, awaiting audited 2025 financial statements.
Officials warn delaying action could increase future costs, despite projected $452,543 in remaining resurfacing funds.
Meanwhile, Cornwall is debating repurposing its east-end police station site for a bridge housing project, sparking concerns over parking, community services, and the area’s image as a city gateway, while residents continue efforts to protect the historic waterfront from private development.
Stormont Dundas Glengarry retrasa los proyectos de carreteras debido al aumento de los costos y los presupuestos inciertos, mientras que Cornwall debate la reutilización de un sitio policial, lo que genera preocupaciones de la comunidad.