Current announcements:


    On Friday, July 3, 2009 the Fire Rating was listed as MODERATE.
    Burning is allowed with a permit.
    For current conditions, call 1-877-847-1577 (toll-free.)
    Township of Georgian Bay Open Air Burning Bylaw..
    reference: http://www.township.georgianbay.on.ca


    There may be a small construction project going on at the Georgian Bay end of the Go Home River this summer. To read about it, click here..



    The District now has the Muskoka Web Map on line. Use the search function, select “Go Home Lk” and you are right over your cottage.


    A 50th anniversary commemorative blanket has been set aside for each member of the cottage association, one per cottage. If you have not yet picked up your blanket, contact Kelly, Mike or Jeff and they will make arrangements for you to pick your blanket.


    The latest plan for garbage disposal has been approved by the Township of Georgian Bay council at their October 20th meeting.
    To read an excerpt from the Township of Georgian Bay council minutes of Oct 20, 2008 meeting..Click here.
    To read the entire Report and Resolution, click on:
    Waste Resolution and Report.pdf

    On a totally unrelated note but from the same source, no volleyball courts at Regatta Beach yet.
    To read that excerpt from the Township of Georgian Bay council minutes of Oct 20, 2008 meeting..Click here.


    Muskoka Community Network would like to survey dial-up users in our township. This will help identify areas needing high speed internet access. If you are interested, please fill out the form available at this link.
    Also check out Rob’s post and any comments on the ghlcoa member’s site.


    The consultants for Swift River Energy Ltd. have had some ongoing contact with the Association in regards to the Environmental Assessment Screening process for the Bala waterpower proposal.
    As part of the process, Swift River Energy Ltd. is required to consult with any stakeholders if a potential affect can occur in regards to the proposal and any design/operation alternatives explored.
    If anyone would care to comment on the proposed development there is information about the project and contact information available at the web site http://www.balafalls.ca/.
    An alternate view of the project is available at http://savethebalafalls.com/.