STOP THE ASPHALT PLANT

& THE RESULTING HIGHER TAXATION

A Unified Voice in Local Decision-Making and Township Preservation

We Prioritize Lasting Solutions & Responsible Choices

The Cramahe Resident Advocate Association is an incorporated not-for-profit organization that was established to represent Residents in matters of zoning and land use in the Township of Cramahe.

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Our Mission

The Cramahe Resident Advocate Association (CRAA) was founded to give Cramahe residents a strong and unified voice in local decision-making. We are committed to ensuring that:

  • Our community’s concerns are heard and respected by Council.
  • Tax dollars are used responsibly and transparently.
  • Local resources are protected from reckless giveaways.
  • Our water sources remain safe and safeguarded for future generations.
  • The Official Plan is upheld fairly, without bias or undue influence.

CRAA stands for responsible growth, accountability, and the preservation of Cramahe’s integrity. Together, we can make a difference.

Proposed Asphalt Plant 

Environmental impacts to our:

  • Water Sources
  • Clean Air
  • Noise
  • Road Safety
  • Taxes (Higher)

The community around the proposed Asphalt Plant is home to a vibrant and active population.

It is composed of every conceivable demographic with a history of robust activism when it comes to environmental issues, zoning issues, taxation issues and quality of life matters that impact the well-being of the area.

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Get Involved

Engagement encourages participation, action, personal responsibility and democracy. Cramahe belongs to everyone who lives here. We all have a right to have a say in Township efforts that affect our quality of life.

  • Key principles of public engagement: inclusivity; early involvement and timely communication; respect; transparency and accountability; a clear and coordinated approach; and continuous improvement.
  • How residents, council, and Township employees each play a role and work together to bring forth and hone ideas and decisions.
  • Guidelines for participation to ensure a safe space for voicing opinions and ideas. The CRAA has made a commitment to engage the public and local council members in constructive dialogue about our Township today and into the future.
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