Annual Report for 2022 as required by subsection 7(5) of the Building Code Act
Depending on the location of your property and the type of planning and development project, you may need to get approval from a third party agency. Review the agencies and resources available in the Municipality of Trent Lakes.
Peterborough Public Health is the local health authority who grants approval for all septic permits and is responsible for the enforcement of section 8 of the Ontario Building Code.
Visit Kawartha Regional Conservation Authority if your property is located within the Harvey Ward and Galway Ward. You may need their approval for building and planning projects.
The Ontonabee Regional Conservation Authority regulates the wellhead protection areas of Alpine Village, Buckhorn Lake Estates and Kinmount Area. Any development within the regulated areas will require approval under section 59 of the Clean Water Act.
Visit Curve Lake First Nations to review the Duty to Consult and Accommodation Standards for Curve Lake.
The Ontario clean Water Agency governs the two wells within the Municipality. These wellheads are located in the Alpine Lake Village, Buckhorn Lake View Estates and Kinmount Area. Any development within the regulated wellhead areas will require approval from the Ontonabee Regional Conservation Authority.
The County of Peterborough Roads department is required to be contacted for:
Contact the Ministry of Transportation for:
Many of the properties within Trent Lakes have frontage along the Trent Severn Waterway. These lakes include:
Please call 1-705-750-4900 before you begin a building or development project.
A permit under Public Lands Act is required for:
Visit the Crown Land webpage for more information.
The Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) ensures all electrical work is done safely and to code. Any development or building project that includes electrical work will require a permit from the ESA and will be required to close building permits.
The Ministry of the Environment requires well information be sent to them.
Well Setbacks:
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