| Provincial 3 step re-opening plan |
Provincial 3 step plan to Reopen Ontario:
- Step One: Took effect June 11, 2021. An initial focus on resuming outdoor activities with smaller crowds where the risk of transmission is lower and permitting retail with restrictions. This includes allowing outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people, outdoor dining with up to four people per table and non-essential retail at 15 per cent capacity.
- Step Two Further expanding outdoor activities and resuming limited indoor services with small numbers of people where face coverings are worn. This includes outdoor gatherings of up to 25 people, outdoor sports and leagues, personal care services where face coverings can be worn and with capacity limits, as well as indoor religious services, rites, or ceremony gatherings at 15 per cent capacity.
- Step Three Expanding access to indoor settings, with restrictions, including where there are larger numbers of people and where face coverings can’t always be worn. This includes indoor sports and recreational fitness, indoor dining, museums, art galleries and libraries, and casinos and bingo halls, with capacity limits.
Each stage will last for at least 21 days before the Province contemplates moving to the next stage. The Province expects to enter Step 1 around the week of June 14 based on current projections.
Effective May 22, 2021 at 12:01a.m., the Province will also open amenities including golf courses and driving ranges, soccer and other sports fields, tennis and basketball courts, and skate parks. No outdoor sports or recreational classes are permitted. Outdoor limits for social gatherings and organized public events will be expanded to five people, which will allow these amenities to be used for up to five people, including with members of different households. All other public health and workplace safety measures under the province-wide emergency brake will remain in effect. See below for Kawartha Lakes services affected by the re-opening plan.
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| Municipal Administration |
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All buildings are closed to the public, including City Hall and all Municipal Service Centres.
- Municipal staff will be restricted to essential services only and so there may be delays in speaking directly with departments. Please be patient.
- All Municipal Service Centres are closed to the public, however, calls will be received Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm, 705-324-9411 or 1-888-822-2225.
- Drop Boxes will remain open at City Hall, Lindsay Service Centre, Coboconk Service Centre and Omemee Service Centre.
- Call 705-324-9411 and dial 0 for assistance Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm. Dial 4000 for a recording of the latest information on closures.
- For after-hours municipal emergencies please call 1-877-885-7337.
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| Waste and Recycling |
- Landfills will be open under regular hours and restricted to occupancy at any given time to comply with provincial restrictions. Prepare for possible extended wait times.
- Residential curbside waste collection will continue with a 3 bag limit.
- Waste tags will continue to be available at participating retail stores that are not impacted by the stay-at-home-order. A list is available on the Waste Management – Items for Sale page.
- Waste calendars are available at participating retailers that are not impacted by the Stay-at-Home-order. A list is available on the website.
- The backyard composter give away program being offered at the Lindsay Ops is temporarily on hold.
Illegal dumping is a crime. Please use our report it page if you have any questions or concerns. |
| Roads |
- General roads operations are continuing.
- Residents may report issues online that require attention. All requests will be recorded and processed as business operations return to normal.
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| Human Services |
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The Human Services offices at 68 Lindsay St. N. in Lindsay and 49 Maple Ave. in Haliburton remain closed for public access. All critical operations including social assistance applications and payments, housing support and the maintenance of all KLH Housing buildings are continuing.
Staff can be reached at 705-324-9870 or 1-877-324-9870. These numbers are being used for Haliburton County residents as well at this time. Alternatively, emails can also be submitted to CKLhumanservices@kawarthalakes.ca.
Social assistance payments to ongoing recipients will continue to be issued on the same monthly schedule and by the existing payment method.
New applications for Ontario Works can be started using the online application or by phone at 705-324-9870 or 1-877-324-9870, and press “2”.
Emergency financial support is also available to Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton County residents who are not in receipt of Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program and are in financial crisis as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This Emergency Assistance may be available to people who haven’t yet accessed other financial supports, such as federal recovery benefits.
To apply for benefits or for any questions about supports or services, call our office at 705 324-9870 or toll free 1-877-324-9870 and press “7” to leave a message with your contact information. You can also email CKLhumanservices@kawarthalakes.ca and leave a contact number where you can be reached.
Applications for Emergency Assistance can also be started using the online application.
For information about federal supports for individuals related to COVID-19, please visit the Benefits please visit our Financial Help and Community Supports pages and the Government of Canada website for Support for Individuals and Families.
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| Fire, Paramedic and Police Administration |
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All Emergency Services (Fire, Police and Paramedics) are being maintained. All administration buildings (Headquarters) for Fire and Paramedic Services are closed to the public. This includes all Fire Stations across the municipality.
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| Council, Boards and Committee Meetings |
| Council and Committee meetings will continue to be livestreamed on YouTube. Please subscribe to the Council Calendar to be kept informed. |
| Building Inspections |
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Applications for building permits are being received via email and at 180 Kent Street through an appointment-based drop off in which the applicant needs to phone and schedule an appointment to meet a staff member at the back door of 180 Kent Street. Small application packages and payments can be placed in the drop off box at the back door.
Building permits will be issued and inspection performed as per the Provincial essential services list.
E-Mail the Building division or call 705-324-9411 extension 1288 for inquiries.
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| Planning and Development |
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Planning staff are still taking inquiries by phone or email. Planning Staff are continuing to process all Planning applications and Planning Advisory Committee Meetings and Committee of Adjustment Meetings will still be held through Zoom meetings
The Planning Department is accepting new Planning applications by appointment only at the back door of 180 Kent St. The public will be required to phone the Planning Department and set up an appointment to drop off an application at the back door of 180 Kent St.
Small packages and payments can be put in the drop box at the back door of 180 Kent Street.
E-Mail Planning and Development or call 705-324-9411 extension 1231.
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| Lindsay Transit |
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Operations will continue, masks and occupancy restrictions in place.
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| Municipal Airport |
- The municipal airport remains open for Ornge and any emergency vehicles and fuel purchases.
- The municipal airport restaurant is still open for curbside pick up.
- Should you have any questions related to the airport or their services, please call 705-878-9354.
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| Community Services - Parks, Recreation and Culture |
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Kawartha Lakes recreation facilities, including recreation complexes, community centres, arenas, halls and swimming pools will be closed effective April 3, 2021 until further notice.
All ice and hall facility bookings, city programs; including drop-in swimming, fitness classes and weight room bookings will be cancelled during the shutdown period until further notice.
All public swims, fitness classes and weight room bookings will be cancelled until further notice. All registered participants registrations will be automatically cancelled. Any fees paid for these programs will be fully refunded or credited.
For further information on affected Parks, Recreation and Culture services and facilities call 705-324-9411 extension 1301 or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
| Public Boat Launches and Municipal Docks |
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Public Boat Launches opened for use effective Saturday May 22.
Visitors to public boat launches and municipal docks are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other park users of a minimum of 2 metres (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering must be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Be aware of high-touch areas, park visitors are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after visiting the park and after touching any surface
- Do not visit the amenity if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
Visit the Boat Launch page for further information or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Beaches |
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Public Beaches in Kawartha Lakes are now open for the season.
Patrons are reminded to be aware that Step 1 of reopening allows outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people.
For further information on COVID-19 beach safety guidelines visit the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit website. |
| Municipal Parks |
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Parks are open for casual use.
Visitors to municipal parks are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people will be permitted
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other park users of a minimum of 2 metres (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering must be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Be aware of high-touch areas, park visitors are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after visiting the park and after touching any surface
- Do not visit the park if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
Visit the Parks and Forest Tracts page for further information.
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| Park Benches |
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Park benches are self-regulated and users should be aware of the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Park benches are not sanitized, use at own risk
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other park users of a minimum of 2 metres (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering must be worn be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Be aware of high-touch areas, bench users are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after using the bench
- If the area you are visiting is busy and physical distancing is difficult, consider leaving and heading to a less crowded area
- Do not use park benches if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
For further information e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Picnic Shelters and Picnic Tables |
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Effective Friday June 11, picnic shelters and picnic tables will be open for casual use. Outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people will be permitted.
- Picnic tables and shelters are not sanitized, use at own risk
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other park users of a minimum of 2 metres (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering must be worn be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Be aware of high-touch areas, bench users are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after using the bench
- If the area you are visiting is busy and physical distancing is difficult, consider leaving and heading to a less crowded area
- Do not use park benches if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
Picnic shelter availability and online booking is now available.
For further information contact the Facility Booking Office by calling 705-324-9411 extension 1226 or e-mail: facilitybooking@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Tennis Courts |
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Municipal Tennis Courts opened on Saturday May 22.
Effective Friday June 11, outdoor gathering limits will be permitted for a maximum of 10 people.
All municipal Tennis Courts are self-regulated and participants are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols when visiting tennis courts:
- Players are advised to keep a minimum distance of 2 metres from other players at all times
- A mask or face covering must be worn be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- It is advised to limit play to single or doubles with partners from the same household
- Clearly mark balls and refrain from picking up others' tennis balls
- Players are advised not to share racquets or other equipment
- No spectators permitted
- Players should be aware of high-touch areas and wash/sanitize hands thoroughly before, during and after visiting the tennis courts
- Stay home if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use tennis courts at own risk
For further information visit the Tennis Courts page or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Community Halls |
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For clients with facility contracts for municipal facilities, if the facility is closed at the time of the facility booking, the rental contract will automatically be cancelled and all fees will be fully refunded. A representative from the Facility Booking Office will process the cancellation and will contact clients to make arrangements for refunds.
Cancellation requests can also be made by e-mailing: facilitybooking@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Playgrounds |
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Playgrounds are open for casual use. Playgrounds are to be used at own risk.
Effective Friday June 11, outdoor gathering limits will be permitted for a maximum of 10 people.
All playgrounds are self-regulated, users are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other users of a minimum of 2 metres at all times (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering should be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Be aware of high-touch areas, users are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after visiting the playground and after touching any surface
- If the area you are visiting is busy and physical distancing is difficult, consider leaving and heading to a less crowded area
- Avoid visiting parks and playgrounds if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
For further information e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Washroom Facilities |
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Public Washroom facilities in most park locations opened for the season in May.
For further information call 705-324-9411 extension 1301 or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Sports Fields |
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Effective Friday June 11, Municipal Sports Fields will open for outdoor sports training only with a maximum of 10 people. Organized games or practices will not be permitted during Stage 1.
All Sports Fields are self-regulated, users are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other users of a minimum of 3 metres at all times (excluding members of the same household)
- Organized play will not be permitted at this time
- A mask or face covering should be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Be aware of high-touch areas, users are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after visiting the Sports Field and after touching any surface
- If the area you are visiting is busy and physical distancing is difficult, consider leaving and heading to a less crowded area
- Avoid visiting any sports fields if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
For further information e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Skate Parks |
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Municipal Skate Parks opened Saturday May 22.
Effective Friday June 11 outdoor gatherings of a maximum of 10 people will be permitted.
All Skate Parks are self-regulated, users are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other users of a minimum of 2 metres at all times (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering should be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Be aware of high-touch areas, users are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after visiting the Skate Park and after touching any surface
- If the area you are visiting is busy and physical distancing is difficult, consider leaving and heading to a less crowded area
- Spectators are not permitted
- Avoid visiting the Skate Park if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
For further information e-mail recreation@kawarthalakes.ca |
| Splash Pads |
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Municipal Splash Pads are scheduled to open for the season on Tuesday June 15.
For further information visit the Splash Pads page or e-mail recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Municipal Trails |
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All Municipal Trails are open to walking, cycling and other active transportation.
Victoria Rail Trail is open to motorized vehicles (ATVs) where permitted and in season.
Biking trails are permitted to be open, however, please check with the appropriate trail authority.
All trail users are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other users of a minimum of 2 metres at all times
- A mask or face covering should be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Share the pathway or trail. When approaching others, step off the pathway unless the path is wider than 6 feet. Both parties should do this
- Be aware of high-touch areas, users are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after visiting the trail and after touching any surface
- If the area you are visiting is busy and physical distancing is difficult, consider leaving and heading to a less crowded area
- Avoid visiting trails if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
For further information visit the Parks, Trails and Conservation Areas page.
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| Pools and Aquatics Programming |
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The pools at the Lindsay Recreation Complex and Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre in Bobcaygeon will be closed effective Saturday April 3, 2021 until further notice.
All drop-in Aquatic Programs including Public Swimming will be cancelled until further notice.
Postponement of Lifesaving and Leadership Programs
At this time any individual registered in Lifesaving and Leadership programs will be contacted directly by our Aquatic staff to reschedule respective courses. For further information contact: aquatics@kawarthalakes.ca
Cancellation of Summer Beach Swimming Lessons
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic restrictions and in the interest of the health and safety of our participants and the community, the Kawartha Lakes Parks, Recreation and Culture beach based swimming lessons will not take place for the Summer of 2021.
Pool based aquatic programming will resume once restrictions lift at both the Lindsay Recreation Complex and the Forbert Memorial Pool in Bobcaygeon.
For further details visit the Swimming section of the City website or e-mail: aquatics@kawarthalakes.ca
For further information, please e-mail recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Ice Pads |
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All arenas will be closed effective Saturday April 3 until further notice.
Rental contracts at municipal facilities that have been impacted due to provincial protocols will be automatically cancelled and fees will be fully refunded.
The Parks, Recreation and Culture Division will contact individuals regarding refunds. Individuals wishing to request a cancellation are asked to e-mail facilitybooking@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Municipal Cemeteries |
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Municipal Cemeteries continue to operate and are open to the public for visiting under strict COVID-19 guidelines. Visitors to all Municipal Cemeteries must adhere to Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act regulations and observe physical distancing guidelines.
Decoration Day Services at all Municipal Cemeteries have been suspended for 2021 due to the uncertainty of COVID-19 restrictions.
For further information e-mail the Cemetery Administrator or call 705-324-9411 extension 3508.
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| Centennial Trailer Park |
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Centennial Trailer Park opened for the 2021 season effective Thursday June 3, 2021.
For further information visit the Centennial Trailer Park page, e-mail: trailerpark@kawarthalakes.ca or call 705-324-9411 extension 1301.
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| Camps |
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Municipal Day Camps are scheduled to return for the Summer of 2021.
Summer 2021 Camp registration is now open through the Online Program Registration website.
For details visit the Camps page or call 705-324-9411 extension 1307 or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Lindsay Milk Run |
| The Lindsay Milk Run/KL21K will be postponed further notice. For further information contact the Parks, Recreation and Culture Division. |
| Concerts in the Park |
| The Concerts in the Park series will be postponed until further notice. For further information contact the Parks, Recreation and Culture Division. |
| Forbert Memorial Pool, Workout Centre and Forbert Memberships |
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The pools at the Lindsay Recreation Complex and Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre in Bobcaygeon will be closed effective Saturday April 3, 2021 until further notice.
All drop-in Aquatics programs including Public Swimming will be cancelled until further notice.
The Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre is currently closed to the general public for walk-in's until further notice. Individuals attending the facility must be pre-registered in a program taking place or attending as a guardian of a minor child attending programming. For details contact the facility by calling 705-738-5858.
Lifesaving and Leadership Programs
At this time any individual registered in Lifesaving and Leadership programs will be contacted directly by our Aquatic staff to reschedule respective courses. For further information contact: aquatics@kawarthalakes.ca
Fitness Programming
Outdoor Fitness Classes will begin June 14 in Lindsay and Bobcaygeon. Pre-registration will be required. Limited space is available as class sizes will be limited to 9 participants. To learn more visit the Fitness page.
Weight Room
All Weight Room time blocks will be cancelled until further notice.
Memberships
All term memberships will be extended. Monthly ongoing membership will be suspended at this time. When operations resume, Members can reactivate their membership by e-mailing the Fitness Coordinator and monthly payments will resume.
For further information, please e-mail recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Lindsay Recreation Complex - Fitness Studio, Weight Room, Classes and Memberships |
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The Lindsay Recreation Complex and Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre in Bobcaygeon will be closed effective Saturday April 3, 2021 until further notice.
All drop-in Aquatics programs including Public Swimming will be cancelled until further notice.
The Lindsay Recreation Complex is currently closed to the general public for walk-in's until further notice. Individuals attending the facility must be pre-registered in a program taking place or attending as a guardian of a minor child attending programming.
Fitness Programming
Outdoor Fitness Classes will begin June 14 in Lindsay and Bobcaygeon. Pre-registration will be required. Limited space is available as class sizes will be limited to 9 participants. To learn more visit the Fitness page.
Weight Room
All Weight Room time blocks will be cancelled until further notice.
Memberships
All term memberships will be extended. Monthly ongoing membership will be suspended during the brake period. When operations resume, Members can reactivate their membership by e-mailing the Fitness Coordinator and monthly payments will resume.
For further information, please e-mail recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Lindsay Recreation Complex - Squash Courts |
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The Squash Courts at the Lindsay Recreation Complex will remain closed until further notice.
For further information call 705-324-9112 or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Leisure Programming |
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Visit the Leisure Programs page for information on upcoming programs.
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| Municipal Forest Tracts |
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Municipal Forest Tracts are open for casual day use.
Visitors are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other users of a minimum of 2 metres at all times (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering should be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Share pathways or trails. When approaching others, step off the pathway unless the path is wider than 6 feet. Both parties should do this
- Be aware of high-touch areas, users are advised to wash/sanitize their hands before, during and after visiting the trail and after touching any surface
- If the area you are visiting is busy and physical distancing is difficult, consider leaving and heading to a less crowded area
- Avoid visiting Municipal Forest Tracts if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
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| Disc Golf Course |
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The Disc Golf Course at Memorial Park in Lindsay opened effective Saturday May 22.
The Disc Golf Course is self-regulated, users are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other users of a minimum of 3 metres at all times (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering should be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Maximum of 10 players per grouping
- No spectators
- Ensure staggered start times
- Do not approach first tee until clear
- Do not touch equipment of others
- Only one disc in the basket at a time
- Retrieve disc without grabbing chains or touching basket
- Do not use the Disc Golf Course if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
For further information visit the Disc Golf page or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Outdoor Ice Rinks |
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Outdoor Ice Rinks are now closed for the season. For further information visit the Arenas and Outdoor Ice Rinks page.
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| Basketball Courts |
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Municipal Basketball Courts opened Saturday May 22.
Effective Friday June 11, Basketball Courts will be available for sports training only with a maximum of 10 people. Organized games or practices will not be permitted during Stage 1.
Municipal Basketball Courts are self-regulated and users are advised to adhere to the following COVID-19 safety protocols:
- Observe physical distancing, maintain a physical distance from other users of a minimum of 2 metres whenever possible (excluding members of the same household)
- A mask or face covering should be worn outdoors if physical distancing cannot be maintained
- Maximum of 10 players per grouping
- No spectators
- Players should be aware of high-touch areas and wash/sanitize hands thoroughly before, during and after visiting the Basketball Court
- Do not use the Basketball Court if you or any members of your household are sick or not feeling well
- Use at own risk
For further information e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Victoria Manor |
| In order to provide the highest level of protection to residents, Victoria Manor in Lindsay continues to limit visiting to essential caregivers only as directed by the province. For more information, please call 705-324-3558. |
| EarlyON Programs |
| Please contact your EarlyON program directly for more information. |
| Kawartha Lakes Public Library |
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Libraries are offering pickup services only.
Visit www.kawarthalakeslibrary.ca/covid19 or call 705-324-9411 extension 1291 for details.
Services such as dog tags, waste bag tags, oversize tag and pickup of waste calendars will not be issued at libraries until further notice. Please see Landfills and Waste Collection above for further instructions.
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| Provincial Offences Act Matters |
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Provincial Offence Court
Due to COVID-19, the Kawartha Lakes and County of Haliburton Provincial Offences office is closed; however, as of February 2, 2021 Provincial Offences Act (POA) Administration has set up audio conferencing by phone for court appearances.
If you have received a ticket that you wish to pay, payment can be made through www.paytickets.ca or by emailing POAAdmin@kawarthalakes.ca or by calling 705-324-3962 extension 0. Please be advised that in-person payments and Option 2 on the back of your ticket remain unavailable while the offices are closed.
If you wish to request a resolution meeting or trial, please sign the back of your ticket under Option 3 and mail it to Ontario Court of Justice 440 Kent Street West, Lindsay ON K9V 5P2. Include your phone number and verify that the address on the face of your ticket is correct.
If you have requested a trial or have a matter that has been adjourned, you will be sent a notice with a new time, date and contact information for an audio court appearance to the address that we have on file.
Please direct any questions to: POAAdmin@kawarthalakes.ca or 705-324-3962 extension 0.
If you have been summoned to court by an enforcement agency, please see the Provincial Offences and Tickets webpage for more information.
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| Water/Wastewater |
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Water and wastewater operations are being maintained.
Please visit our property tax and utility billing page for details.
Bulk water stations remain accessible for emergency operations only.
Haulers performing an essential service such as providing drinking water to residents/businesses or cleaning equipment to prevent the spread of COVID-19 may purchase bulk water and reload SmartVend cards. Requests can be submitted by leaving a voicemail on the City’s general phone line 705-324-9411. |
| Municipal Law Enforcement and Licensing |
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Offices are closed to the public and services are limited. Complaint queries are still being processed but there will be an extended delay in any additional action. We continue to monitor complaints including COVID-19 non-compliance complaints at 705-324-9411 extension 1212, bylawcomplaints@kawarthalakes.ca and an online form is available on the By-law and Municipal Law Enforcement page.
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