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Since Dysart Council passed its Septic Re-Inspection Bylaw in December of 2017 hundreds of Kennisis property owners have followed the defined process and completed the required septic inspection. To date over 100 septic systems have been found to be in need of repair, upgrade or replacement and the necessary work has been completed. Some of…
From the Haliburton Highlands OPP: The basic ‘rules of the road’ are as follows (read the whole list since some of the rules are likely to be a surprise) There must be immediately available a personal floatation device of appropriate size for every person on board the vessel. You need a paddle or an anchor…
The fireworks have been moved to Saturday August 1 – Canada Day Celebration!!!! Hope to see you at the fireworks on July 4th. Happy Canada Day!!!!
Healthy natural shorelines are vital to maintaining the overall health of the Kennisis Lakes. Natural shorelines help filter pollutants, protect against erosion, and provide habitat for fish and wildlife. The KLCOA is continuing to focus on Healthy Shorelines in 2019 with two Shoreline Restoration Workshops. The workshops will be conducted by Julia Sutton of Sweet…
Most people around our lakes say the KLCOA does great work addressing issues of concern and taking many actions that help protect our property value. We currently have two-thirds of the landowners on the lake who are members of KLCOA. That is about 600 of about 900 owners. That means there are about 300 who…
Art on the Dock – Limited Edition Prints Available “Moose of Many Talents” Continuing the exclusive Art on the Dock series, artist Wilf McOstrich has once again contributed a Moose masterpiece for 2019 called “Moose of Many Talents”. All net proceeds will go to this year’s charity The Haliburton School of Art and Design. These…