Plans, Reports and Studies

We are committed to removing barriers and providing accessible services and programs for all members of our community. Review our multi-year accessibility plan and updates to learn how we're removing barriers.

Learn more about meeting accessibility requirements within the Township

The Township's Asset Management Plan, which can be viewed here, guides the Township in delivering municipal services through the development and implementation of asset management strategies and long-term financial planning.

The Township's Official Plan manages future growth, development and change in our municipality through a framework that guides land use decisions within the Township's boundaries for the next 20 years.

You can also view the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville's Official Plan

The Township's Emergency Management Plan provides key officials, agencies and departments within the Township with a general guideline to initiate a response to an emergency, and an overview of their responsibilities during an emergency.

The Township's Economic Development Strategy guides the Township's efforts in sustainably growing the community's diverse economy through strategic business attraction and retention initiatives.

Our Community Improvement Plans promote revitalization, private investment, and economic development in both the villages of Cardinal and Spencerville.

Review the plans for Cardinal and Spencerville and learn more through our Community Improvement Plans and incentives page.

Working closely with the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks and the Leeds Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit, the Township has investigated concerns raised regarding the water quality in private wells within the Village of Spencerville. 

Contact us to learn more about the Technical Report's results, produced by the Ministry, as well as the Groundwater Intake Assessment, provided by the professionals at JP2G Consulting

The United Counties of Leeds and Grenville and the Town of Prescott have been working with their community partners to develop a Community Safety and Well-being Plan, as mandated by legislation under the Police Services Act. More than 150 individuals, groups, organizations and agencies have been consulted in this process.

A critical element of this framework is understanding the importance of planning "to ensure local plans are as efficient and effective as possible in making communities safer and healthier".

The Johnstown Industrial Park Planning Study is to review and assess the land use in the Official Plan's Future Industrial Park Expansion Area and to make recommendations to Council with respect to whether amendments to the Official Plan and/or its implementing Zoning Bylaw are necessary to accommodate the orderly development and to support the long-term growth and vitality of the Settlement Area and Johnstown Industrial Park.

Interim Control Bylaw 2021-33 and the bylaw to extend the Interim Control Bylaw 2022-33 are directly related to this study.

The Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal’s Energy Conservation Plan provides a brief background and summary of the requirements relating to Ontario Regulation 25/23 Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plans.

Edwardsburgh Cardinal's Strategic Plan outlines our vision, mission, and values; providing key priorities that will guide growth in Edwardsburgh Cardinal from 2024 to 2028.

Our Housing Needs Assessment provides an in-depth analysis of population, housing, and household data for Edwardsburgh Cardinal, alongside comparison to provincial and national trends, has provided significant insights that can shape our future housing needs and urban planning efforts. The data used was sourced from the 2016 and 2021 Census.