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2019 Community Guide TOWNSHIP OF MUSKOKA LAKES 2019 COMMUNITY GUIDE WHAT’S INSIDE: EVENTS, PARKS & RECREATION, AND MORE! 2019 MUSKOKA LAKES PHOTO CONTEST WINNER: RACHEL OLIVE SEE THE FINALISTS BELOW & ON THE BACK COVER! Robert Taylor Kelly Gammon Tammy Edgerton (705) 765-3156 • WWW.MUSKOKALAKES.CA TOWNSHIP OF MUSKOKA LAKES, P.O. BOX 129, 1 BAILEY ST., PORT CARLING, ON, P0B 1J0 #WELOVEMUSKOKA FOR ALL SEASONS MUSKOKA BROKERAGE Each Oce is Independently Owned & Operated. AT THE LOCKS • PORT CARLING 705.765.1212 • CBMUSKOKA.COM Each Offi ce Is Independently Owned And Operated. TABLE OF CONTENTS Mayor’s Welcome 4 Municipal Information 4 Municipal Officials 4 Municipal Representatives 5 District of Muskoka – Water and Sewer 5 District of Muskoka – Garbage and Recycling 6 Garbage Collection & Disposal 7 Emergency Management 8 Frequently Asked Questions 11 Severance, Minor Variance & Zoning By-Law THE TOWNSHIP OF MUSKOKA LAKES Obtaining Entrance & Sign Permits P.O. BOX 129, 1 BAILEY ST. Roadside Collection & Bear Bins PORT CARLING, ONTARIO, P0B 1J0 Streetlights Civic Address Signs Smoke Alarm Safety & Programs Carbon Monoxide Safety (705) 765-3156 • WWW.MUSKOKALAKES.CA Home Escape Plan * Extra copies of the Community Guide are When to Contact By-Law Enforcement available at the Township Office. Outdoor Burning Permit Dog Licence COMMUNITY GUIDE Receiving Council Updates ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES Contact Members of Commerce Contact Corey Moore Marriage Licence Communications & Economic Tax Bill Questions Development Specialist Pre-Authorized Payments (705) 765-3156 Building Permits [email protected] Job Applications Community Centres 14 Arenas 16 Sports 16 FAQ’S Free Skate Calendar 17 Muskoka Lakes Museum 19 • All garbage information. Refer to pgs. 6 & 7 or call Muskoka Lakes Public Libraries 20 705-645-6764 • 1-800-281-3483 Port Carling Locks & Swing Bridge 22 Municipal Docks, Launch Ramps & Lake Access 24 • Who is my Councillor? Information Centres 26 Refer to pg. 5 Parking 26 Parks & Recreation - Parks, Beaches, & Picnic Areas 26 • Where can I park overnight? Parks & Recreation - Swimming 27 Refer to pg. 25 Parks & Recreation - Trails 28 • Do I call the Township Activities 30 when there is a fire? Events 32 ALWAYS CALL 911. Community Groups 36 Local Clubs 37 Schools 38 Select Images Associations 38 © 2019 Ontario Tourism Cemeteries 38 Marketing Partnership Churches 39 Corporation, Muskoka Weddings in Muskoka 39 Tourism & Explorers’ Edge. Muskoka Lakes Maps 43 muskokalakes.ca 3 MAYOR’S WELCOME It is such a privilege to be able to write the cover letter for our 2019 Community Guide as your newly elected Mayor of Muskoka Lakes. It is a position I am both humbled and honoured to have. My promise to each of you over this term of Council is to utilize our amazing team of staff and your talented new Councillors to manage the business of Muskoka Lakes, in a respectful and dedicated fashion, ensuring Muskoka is protected for our children, our grandchildren and our great grandchildren. We are pleased to produce this publication as we continue to enhance communications with our residents and visitors. This is the fourth consecutive year that the Township is distributing almost 4,500 Community Guides to our residents via a bulk mail drop. Additional copies are also available at the Township Office in Port Carling. The Community Guide is a hard copy supplement to more detailed information available on the Township website www.muskokalakes.ca. As you browse through this Guide, we are confident it will become a convenient reference tool to assist in providing information and answers to questions you might have about the many services our municipality has to offer. The Community Guide provides a wealth of information, such as names and contact information of municipal officials, emergency service telephone numbers, waste management details, and the locations of parks, trails, arenas, docks, boat ramps, churches, libraries and community centres. You will find listings for community service organizations, with their activities and events that take place during the year. There are a number of new items that we will be rolling out this year to improve municipal communication. Stay tuned for a new, more efficient Committee and Council schedule that engages the public even more but at the same time allows for greater efficiencies. An updated and improved Township website as well as the long-awaited web casting of Council meetings so you can see first hand everything Muskoka from anywhere in the world without having to be in our Council Chambers. I would like to congratulate Rachel Olive on winning the Muskoka Lakes Photo Contest. The selected photo is featured on the cover of the guide. The image celebrates the Township of Muskoka Lakes by highlighting the natural beauty of the area. On behalf of myself and your entire Council and staff, I would like to welcome you to 2019 and hope you enjoy this year’s Community Guide. Sincerely, Phil Harding Mayor Phil Harding Township of Muskoka Lakes MUNICIPAL INFORMATION MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS TOWNSHIP OF MUSKOKA LAKES MUNICIPAL OFFICE Chief Administrative Officer Steve McDonald 1 Bailey Street, P.O. Box 129 Clerk Cheryl Mortimer, AMCT Port Carling, ON, P0B 1J0 Treasurer Shannon Johnson, CPA, CGA www.muskokalakes.ca Director of Public Works Ken Becking Monday – Friday: 8:15 am – 4:00 pm Development Services Coordinator Neil Donald, CBCO Phone (705) 765-3156 General Fax (705) 765-6755 Director of Planning David Pink, B.S.C. (Hons.), M.E.S., R.P.P. Building Department Fax (705) 765-3197 Interim Fire Chief Brad Bigrigg Emergency Services Fax (705) 765-3288 Collect calls accepted from: Rosseau 732 exchange Walker’s Point 687 exchange Severn River 689 exchange 4 muskokalakes.ca MUNICIPAL REPRESENTATIVES Mayor Phil Harding [email protected] WARD A Donelda Hayes Acting Deputy Mayor Township Councillor [email protected] Ruth-Ellen Nishikawa District and Township Councillor [email protected] Glenn Zavitz Township Councillor [email protected] DISTRICT OF MUSKOKA WARD B The District Municipality of Muskoka Allen Edwards 70 Pine Street, Bracebridge, Ontario, P1L 1N3 Deputy Mayor Telephone: (705) 645-2231 District & Township Councillor Automated Assistant: (705) 645-2100 [email protected] Fax: (705) 645-5319 Susan Mazan SEWER Township Councillor There are two sewage treatment plants in Muskoka Lakes [email protected] Township (Bala & Port Carling). Both plants operate in accordance with Environmental Compliance Approval Gordon Roberts Certificates issued by the Ministry of the Environment Township Councillor under the Ontario Water Resources Act. [email protected] WATER TESTING Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit WARD C 2-5 Pineridge Gate, Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1Z3 Barb Bridgeman phone: (705) 684-9090 Township Councillor fax: (705) 684-9887 [email protected] website: simcoemuskokahealth.org Peter Kelley WATER Township Councillor There are two water treatment plants in the Muskoka Lakes [email protected] Township (Bala & Port Carling). Both plants operate in accordance with permits and licences issued by the Ministry of the Environment under the Safe Drinking Water Act. Frank Jaglowitz Both plants have sufficient capacity to accommodate planned District & Township Councillor community growth. Bala and Port Carling’s modern water [email protected] treatment plants feature conventional treatment processes: • Coagulation • Filtration • Flocculation • Disinfection • Sedimentation muskokalakes.ca 5 DISTRICT OF MUSKOKA – WASTE MANAGEMENT COLLECTION INFORMATION SORTED RECYCLING IN CLEAR BAGS CAN SEARCH FOR NOW BE COLLECTED FROM ROADSIDE BINS “MUSKOKA RECYCLES” • Blue Boxes cannot be placed • Muskoka operates a two-stream inside roadside bins. Sorted, recycling program. Containers ON THE APP STORE clear bags only. must be in one box or clear • Sorted recycling cannot be transparent bag, and paper WEEKLY GARBAGE buried under garbage bags. products in another. COLLECTION Both must be visible and should • Bring your damaged blue box to be stored side by side, not on any Muskoka landfill or transfer MAY 6, 2019 - OCTOBER 25, 2019 top of each other. station and exchange it for a • Remember - sorted recycling new one at no charge. BI-WEEKLEY in clear bags, garbage in solid GARBAGE COLLECTION coloured bags. OCTOBER 28, 2019 - MAY 1, 2020 CURBSIDE COLLECTION STARTS AT 8:00 AM • Waiting for your “usual” time • Drivers often have to change will result in your materials routes due to construction, MUSKOKA DISTRICT PUBLIC WORKS being missed. weather, mechanical issues, • There is no guarantee your or road issues. Please ensure 705.645.6764 • 1.800.281.3483 materials will be collected at the material is at the curb no later [email protected] same time each week. than 8:00 am. WWW.MUSKOKA.ON.CA LOCAL DISPOSAL LOCATION NOT HOME ON COLLECTION DAY? GOING OUT OF TOWN? EVELEIGH TRANSFER STATION DELIVER MATERIAL TO A Eveleigh Site • 1174 Eveleigh Road • 705-765-5955 DISPOSAL LOCATION. SUMMER HOURS (VICTORIA DAY WEEKEND TO LAST SUNDAY IN SEPT) Mon–Fri: 8:00am–6:00pm Saturday: 9:00am–6:00pm Sunday: 11:00am–8:00pm WINTER HOURS (BALANCE OF THE YEAR) Mon–Fri: 8:30am–4:00pm Saturday: 9:00am–4:00pm Sunday: Noon–4:00pm GRAVENHURST LANDFILL Beiers Site • 1052 Beiers Road (MR 19) • 705-687-8067 Mon–Fri: 8:00am–4:30pm Saturday: 9:00am–4:30pm 3 Bags of household waste and unlimited Sunday: 11:00am–4:30 sorted recycling is accepted at no charge, each week. ALL LANDFILL & TRANSFER STATIONS ARE
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