owned campgrounds, two of which are along the river. Looking to the future, Mayor Agar says it would be ideal to have a high school in the township,something that is a possibility as soon as the wastewater treatment plant is complete, and the community can attract a larger population. Underscoring this as his main priority, he remarks, “Aside from that, there are so many more. I want to bring more jobs here. I want to keep our infrastructure going, we do a good job of paving and looking after our municipality that way. For the kids, sporting stuff, that’s a top thing for me too. We have to support all of that.” As it continues to navigate growth challenges, St. Clair Township emerges as a versatile and promising community, uniquely positioned for future growth and prosperity. Mayor Agar concludes, “It’s a great place to live, and play.” 159 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 5, ISSUE 03 ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO
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