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FOCA for the latest from FOCA’s February elert – click here Shorelines we all understand the importance of our shorelines it is paramount to take individual ownership (irrespective of all the political logjams…) here is an initiative to help inform and implement (for more info click here): let’s all do our part  

Received from Municipality of Dysart: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Good Afternoon, As you may be aware, the Septic Maintenance Inspection Program is moving into Area 4 of our Municipality this year. We will be completed inspection on properties located within 30m of a lake including the following lakes: Drag Spruce We are in the early stages of scheduling,

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All the best as we start 2023! A quick reminder – as voted on by our membership, the annual DSLPOA fee is now $40. As before, payments can be made online either with e-transfer (preferred) or PayPal. Refer to the upper right-hand corner of the website home page. Also, we have a new membership form

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For your interest, these are several information updates recently received by DSLPOA: Watersheds Canada who they are, and their programs – https://watersheds.ca/our-work/ Concern re Bill 23 – https://watersheds.ca/save-our-shorelands/ Environment Haliburton AGM  Nov 24, 7 PM, Zoom – https://www.environmenthaliburton.org/ register – https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwvfuGhrzgsEte7L9snx8ABZSv6AD7Rh_QU Loons: A Cry from the Mist a new Cottage Life TV documentary https://tv.cottagelife.com/videos/?vid=6315391797112

For the latest from FOCA, read the November 2022 Elert – click here

 FROM HALIBURTON COUNTY: “The County is developing a community-wide plan to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and prepare for a changing climate. This second engagement is intended to determine community support for the proposed draft actions within the County of Haliburton and its local municipalities’ control or influence and to further gauge the level of

Is there someone on Drag Lake who is willing to taxi a Trent University student over to the EWM outbreak off Harris beach so she can take samples? The days she's available are this Friday and Monday. If we miss this window, it's likely the milfoil will go dormant and samples will no longer be

This is to confirm that the Drag Lake hazard buoys (HR1,HR2, HR3, HW1, HW2, HW3 and HW4) were removed over the Thanksgiving weekend. Thank you to Ryan Vincent and John Travaglini who have been managing these buoys over the past few years