Archive For The “Lake News” Category
Proposed Septic Re-inspection Bylaw Changes – Suggested Opportunity for Community Input The KLCOA is bringing the following information to our members as both an update and an opportunity for community input. If you wish to give Dysart Council your feedback before the next Council meeting on March 24 and the Environment and Climate Change Committee…
Update: March 17 meeting ammended due to COVID-19 The County scheduled March 17 meeting where the council was to discuss the proposed bylaw in order to prepare an updated draft for further public consultation has been ammended as follows: The review of the shoreline preservation by-law will be postponed indefinitely. We understand there is significant interest…
Calling all KLCOA Artists and their guest to participate in our 2020 event. Registration Deadline is February 29 – Extended to April 30. You can reach the registration form by clicking here https://klcoa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/art-on-the-dock-2020.pdf Signed up Artists to Datehttps://klcoa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/AOTD-2020-Kennisis-Breeze-2-pg-spread-11×17-poster-for-website2jpg.jpg
Haliburton Forest is in the concept, planning process of forming a sporting clays shooting range deep within its private forested lands. They are reaching out to the KLCOA membership with information about the expected operation. Please see the attached letter with details https://klcoa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Sporting-Clays-Letter-to-KLCOA.pdf
We encourage you to visit their site to complete a survey on environmental protection and give input for the first phase of public consultation
Red Pine Lake Dam Update The reconstruction of the Red Pine Lake Dam is part of the infrastructure work being undertaken by Parks Canada in support of the TSW. There is no road access to this site and so cottagers on that lake rely on boat access originating from the Kennisis Dam. The KLCOA has…