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Lynn and Ron Grabe pose at Bradley Falls along Huntley Creek, where the redfin fish annually congregate to spawn. The location is about one kilometre downstream from the proposed concrete batching plant off of Carp Road. Photo by Jake Davies

Legal appeal of proposed Carp concrete batching plant begins

November 1, 2019November 1, 2019 wadmin 1 Comment

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A photo of protestors at city council in 2019.

Carp Road cement batching plant passes final hurdle

February 4, 2022 wadmin 0 Comments

CARP – Cavanagh Construction’s proposal to build a concrete batching plant off Carp Road near Richard Side Road has passed its final hurdle, clearing the way to start the project.

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Lynn and Ron Grabe pose at Bradley Falls (in 2019) along Huntley Creek where redfin fish breed each year. The location is roughly one kilometre downstream from the location of the proposed concrete batching plan. Photo by Jake Davies

Community News Stories

Carp cement plant passes LPAT test

February 1, 2021February 9, 2021 wadmin 0 Comments Cavanagh Construction, cement plant, Huntley Creek, LPAT

CARP – It wasn’t the news many residents in the Carp Road corridor wanted to hear, but it isn’t the end for those fighting the construction of a concrete batching plant destined for the light industrial business park located in east West Carleton.

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Save Huntley Creek's Lynn and Ron Grabe feel they've presented a strong case in the organization's LPAT over a Carp concrete batching plant. File photo

Carp cement plant tribunal set for proponent’s arguments

July 3, 2020July 3, 2020 wadmin 0 Comments

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From left, M CON's Tim Underhill, MPP Dr. Merrilee Fullerton, M CON's Marco Mion and CCPPA Jude Tremblay tour the Carp M CON facility. Courtesy M CON

Business Stories

M CON provides MPP with concrete proof

March 3, 2020March 3, 2020 wadmin 0 Comments

CARP – M Con Products Inc. recently gave MPP Dr. Merrilee Fullerton a concrete example of a flourishing business in the Carp Road Corridor.

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Lynn and Ron Grabe pose at Bradley Falls along Huntley Creek, where the redfin fish annually congregate to spawn. The location is about one kilometre downstream from the proposed concrete batching plant off of Carp Road. Photo by Jake Davies

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Carp cement plant fight continues

September 3, 2019September 10, 2019 wadmin 0 Comments

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From left, Carp residents Dan Mayo, Elia Bisson, Sue Prior and Jo Saunders lobby outside of council chambers today. Photo by Jake Davies

Politics Stories

Council concrete motion ‘meaningless’

March 27, 2019April 2, 2019 wadmin 0 Comments

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ARAC set to talk concrete March 7

February 27, 2019 wadmin 0 Comments

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Residents, HCA still concerned with concrete plant following Feb. 6 meeting

February 11, 2019 wadmin 0 Comments

KINBURN – While nearby residents and the Huntley Community Association (HCA) took advantage of the opportunity to sit down with

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The land inside the Carp Road Corridor that is subject to a re-zoning application. Courtesy the City of Ottawa

Cavanagh talks proposed Carp concrete plant

February 8, 2019February 14, 2019 wadmin 1 Comment

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