Closures and Service Disruptions

Weighed garbage services will be unavailable at Sinclair Transfer Station, located at 1931 Limberlost Road, as of May 25 until work is complete. During this period, weighed garbage will not be accepted at this location and must be directed to an alternate transfer station.

(Lake of Bays, ON) The Township of Lake of Bays is pleased to share some positive news regarding the Community Centre, Arena and Library facility in Baysville. As of today, the Library portion of the facility has reopened, allowing library services and programs to resume.

A public water tap is now available at the Baysville Fire Station at 12 University Street, across from the Lake of Bays Community Centre during the closure.

(Lake of Bays, ON) The Township continues to assess an issue at the Lake of Bays Community Centre, Arena and Library in Baysville, which has resulted in a temporary closure.

(Lake of Bays, ON) Township staff and engineers continue to assess the Lake of Bays Community Centre, Arena and Library in Baysville after a ground issue was identified following recent work related to the building’s heating and cooling systems.

The Lake of Bays Community Centre, Arena and Library remains closed out of an abundance of caution following issues identified during recent work related to upgrades to the building’s heating and cooling systems.

(Lake of Bays, ON) - While work was being completed in preparation for a future geothermal expansion of the Lake of Bays Community Centre and Arena’s heating and cooling systems, unexpected subsurface conditions were identified, including ground movement inside the building and in portions of the adjacent parking lot...

The Township is currently assessing an issue related to recent construction at the Lake of Bays Community Centre, Arena and Library in Baysville. Staff are reviewing the situation to determine next steps...

Township crews are advising of water on the roadway at the following locations: Fairy Falls Road near 1077 and Fairy Falls Road near 1176

Motorists are asked to use caution when travelling in these areas and avoid driving through pooled or flowing water where possible.