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Discoveryguide2020 WELCOME to HURON-KINLOSS Our Mission 4 | Map & Credits Support the Communities of Today to Inspire 5 | Staff Directory the Generations of Tomorrow LUCKNOW • POINT CLARK • RIPLEY Huron-Kinloss iscoveryGUIDE2020 D u o COI19 som ns an conn Stay For ma ha chan. isi huronkinloss.com A While or uas. Or A Lifetime Attractions & Event Listings Recreation & Community Services Municipal Information www.huronkinloss.com WE’LL GUIDE YOU HOME Natasa Roufos Keith Battler Broker of Record / Owner Broker 519-386-9480 519-389-7718 Helping You [email protected] [email protected] ™ Linda Bowers Carole Enright Is What We Do Broker Sales Representative 519-385-0276 519-373-3262 [email protected] [email protected] ® Vicki L. Farrell Margaret Fell For over 100 years, Royal LePage REALTORS Broker Sales Representative have helped Canadians find their perfect home. 519-832-7427 519-525-6266 [email protected] [email protected] We guide you every step of the way – Cory Hamilton Jack Kirkpatrick from determining what is affordable, to showing Broker Sales Representative 519-357-8575 519-386-4006 you homes that match your needs and wants, [email protected] [email protected] to presenting the best offer and closing the sale. Bruno Labbate Tabatha McGuigan Let us help you find your perfect home. Broker Sales Representative 519-386-8042 519-955-3050 [email protected] [email protected] Royal LePage Morrison Mackenzie Eleanor Uzzell Sales Representative Sales Representative Exchange Realty Co., Brokerage 519-389-7153 519-386-7107 Independently Owned & Operated [email protected] [email protected] 777 Queen Street, Kincardine Barbara Richard Maithel Lee Wilson Sales Representative Sales Representative 519-396-3396 905-999-8452 519-525-3306 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 680 Goderich Street, Port Elgin Lisa Vandenberg Jeff Zettle Sales Representative Sales Representative 519-832-3080 519-379-0073 519-386-4800 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1-877-223-0985 Michelle Wright Broker 519-385-5288 www.royallepageexchange.com [email protected] Huron-Kinloss DiscoveryGUIDE2020 WELCOME TO HURON-KINLOSS Our Mission 4 | Map & Credits Support the communities of today to inspire 5 | Staff Directory the generations of tomorrow. ATTRACTIONS & EVENTS 8 | Bruce Botanical Food Gardens Our Vision 9 | Beaches, Marinas & Golfing Huron-Kinloss celebrates a unique mix of 10 | Explore Lucknow & Ripley welcoming communities and natural beauty. 15 | Places to Eat & Stay Visit our website at RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES www.huronkinloss.com 20 | Facilities 21 | Facilities & Parks The Township of Huron-Kinloss website provides in-depth information about services, 22 | Parks, Trails & Ripley Cemetery programs, Council, by-laws, events and more! MUNICIPAL INFORMATION e-Newsletters 25 | Strategic Plan Update The Township produces three e-newsletters 27 | Departments that can be subscribed to: HK Connects, 28 | Fire Protection & Emergency Management Get Moving Huron-Kinloss and the Business Banner. Subscribe to the newsletter by visiting 29 | Garbage, Recycling & Household Waste the website at www.huronkinloss.com 33 | Township By-Law Q&A 36 | Lucknow Map Engage with us at 37 | Point Clark Map www.haveyoursayhk.ca 38 | Ripley Map Our online engagement site allows you to 39 | NWMO contribute your ideas and feedback on matters 40 | Huron-Kinloss Council that are important to you! We will listen to what you say, take your opinions into account 41 | Community Contacts and report back to you on how community 43 | Business Directory input contributes to decisions. Let’s Get Social! Follow the Township of Huron-Kinloss on Facebook and Twitter for updates and information about programs, events and other happenings. facebook.com/HuronKinloss facebook.com/DoBusinessHuronKinloss @Huron_Kinloss Parry Sound Tobermory Distance and Time to Huron-Kinloss Lake Huron Barrie 165km ~ 2h 10min Hamilton 160km ~ 2h Kitchener/Waterloo 100km ~ 1h 15min Owen Sound 26 London 125km ~ 1h 40min !" Barrie 4 Niagara Falls 230km ~ 2h 40min !"6 !" Kincardine Sarnia 160km ~ 2h 10 Huron-Kinloss Durham!" !"400 Stratford 100km ~ 1h 15min Orangeville Toronto 210km ~ 2h 30min Arthur 9 Goderich !" Tobermory 155km ~ 1h 55min Toronto Windsor 300km ~ 3h 30min Listowel 86 HIGHWAY 9 21 !" !"407 Lake !" 401 Ontario Kitchener/Waterloo !" Kinloss Hamilton NORTHLINE AVE 4 LLEHSUB TS !" 403 Sarnia London !" SOUTHLINE AVE HURON-KINCARDINE WEST HURON-KINCARDI NEAST E GUEST AVE 03 DAOREDIS 03 Lake CONCESSION 12 HAYES LAKE AVE Kinlough Huron ENIL S'REKLAW ENIL KINLOSS-CULROSS 5 CONCESSION 10 STATTERS LAKE AVE EROAD 1 NORTH BASELINE UC BR CONCESSION 8 Pine River Ripley BRUCE ROAD 6 Holyrood SIDEROAD25 TS TRUB TS LINE SIDEROAD20 NORTH ASE B CONCESSION 6 EAST KAIRSHEA AVE 12 YAWHGIH 12 TS TRAKCOL TS TS EFLOW TS SSOLNIK-NORUH SIDEROAD5 HTUOS 01 DAOREDIS 01 HTUOS TS EDISGNAL TS Map & Credits Lurgan CONCESSION 4 GREY OX AVE 03 DAOREDIS 03 | TS EKAL ESIDARAP EKAL TS ST CONCESSION 2 SOUTH KINLOSS AVE HURCH TS NOTTUB TS Point Clark SIDEROAD20 SOUTH Amberley Lucknow WHITEC 0 2.5 5 10 Whitechurch WELCOME Kilometers Where is Huron-Kinloss? The Township of Huron-Kinloss is located at the south end of Bruce County on the shores of Lake Huron. It encompasses the former Villages of Lucknow and Ripley, as well as the beach community of Point Clark, and many small rural communities. HURON- KINLOSS DISCOVERY GUIDE 2020 The Township of Published By Photo Credits Huron-Kinloss The Township of Huron-Kinloss Thank you to those who 21 Queen Street, Box 130 submitted photos and helped Ripley, Ontario N0G 2R0 make this Guide a success. Phone: 519-395-3735 Graphic Design A few of those are: Email: [email protected] Nicole Griffin, Fishbowl Studio Lauren Eby Website: www.huronkinloss.com www.fishbowlstudio.ca Lindo Photo Kincardine Record ©2020 Kincardine Independent The Township of Huron-Kinloss Printing Taralyn Cronin No part of this book may be McLaren Press Peter McNiece reproduced without permission. www.mclarenpress.com Heather Falconer All photos are the property of Andrea Hamlin the artist. RT07 4 | HURON- KINLOSS DISCOVERY GUIDE 2020 Township of Huron-Kinloss Municipal Office Drainage Lucknow & District 21 Queen Street, Box 130 519-395-3735 Sports Complex Ripley, Ontario N0G 2R0 Huron Landfill 519-528-3002 Office Hours: 519-395-3500 Point Clark Community Centre Monday - Friday 519-395-2909 8:30am - 4:30pm Huron Works Shed Phone: 519-395-3735 519-395-2673 Point Clark Lighthouse Fax: 519-395-4107 Kinloss Works Shed 519-395-2494 Email: [email protected] 519-395-3353 Lucknow Library www.huronkinloss.com Lucknow Works Shed 519-528-3011 After Hours Public Works 519-528-2727 Ripley Library Staff Directory Staff Emergency 519-395-5919 Ripley-Huron | 1-866-299-5199 Community Centre Water/Wastewater Inquiries By-law Enforcement 519-395-2909 519-524-6583 519-395-3844 Staff Directory WELCOME Chief Administrative Officer Deputy Clerk/ Administrative Assistant/ Mary Rose Walden Administrative Assistant Program Coordinator [email protected] Kelly Lush Maggie Young Clerk • Emily Dance [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Taxation & Revenue Clerk Project Coordinator Treasurer • Jodi MacArthur Phyllis Hunter Elyse Dewar [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Director of Public Works Payroll & Asset Coordinator Drainage Superintendent John Yungblut Leanne Scott Grant Collins [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Building & Planning Manager/ Administrative Assistant Bylaw Enforcement Officer Chief Building Official Jackie Johnson Heather Falconer Matt Farrell [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Facility & Parks Supervisor Business & Economic Officer Director of Matt McClinchey Taralyn Cronin Community Services [email protected] [email protected] Mike Fair Public Works Community Development [email protected] Administrative Assistant Officer/Executive Assistant Ripley-Huron Fire Chief Tracey Howe Michelle Goetz Chris Cleave [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 5 | www.huronkinloss.com Full service Flower and Gi Shop proudly serving Lucknow & Huron-Kinloss for 26 years. Wedding flower specialist, o ering wedding planning and coordination services. Visit our store where you will see more than a dozen Canadian Made product lines. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay up-to-date on our happenings. 589 Campbell Street Lucknow, Ontario 519-528-3312 Did you know? Nuclear Energy Learn is a carbon-free Did you know? energy source Free bus tours daily in July and August how we make clean energy. Wonder. Explore. Discover. Open year round. One of southwestern Ontario’s premier energy attractions, the Visitors’ Centre operates Mon–Fri, from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Free bus tours daily in July and August. Closed on statutory holidays. Drop-ins and community organizations welcome! 3394 Bruce Road 20, North of Tiverton, ON. T: 519.361.7777 brucepower.com 6 | HURON- KINLOSS DISCOVERY GUIDE 2020 Attractions & Events 8 | Bruce Botanical Food Gardens 10 | Explore Lucknow & Ripley 9 | Beaches, Marinas & Golfing 15 | Places to Eat & Stay 7 | www.huronkinloss.com ery Own “H r V app ou y P Y Come visit the Bruce Botanical Food Gardens, nestled in picturesque d Ripley, Ontario. The garden features 1.5 acres of rare, very rare la and heirloom edible plants and the rural setting makes peace and c in tranquility your destination. e Walk amongst the uniquely designed beds and gather a
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