We are a group of concerned residents (full time and seasonal) with an enduring interest in Sharbot Lake, the lake area we inhabit. Our goal is to ensure that the area continues to be as beautiful and unspoiled as possible. Eastern Ontario is one of the most picturesque and beautiful areas in Ontario; a vacation paradise. We want to keep it beautiful for generations to come.
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Septic Pumping of Island Properties![]()
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Island Marine Construction (IMC), the only local company I know of that can pump out septic tanks of water-access-only properties, will be on Sharbot Lake late this week or early next week.![]()
If you have a water-access-property and your septic tank is due for a pump-out, you can contact IMC at 613-349-9655![]()
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Unfortunately, service to the East Basin is contingent on IMC finding a suitable launch site on the East Basin, as their barge will not fit under the Road 38 bridge.![]()
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If you can provide access for IMC, please contact me.![]()
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Ken Waller![]()
613-279-3035![]()
ken.waller@slpoa.ca
Communal water and wastewater systems will allow multiple housing and/or houses on smaller lots because individual wastewater systems (septic fields) would not be needed. Get more info by attending this meeting, either in person or by Zoom.
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Marine Flare Disposal![]()
For those of you who may have marine flares in your boat, they have a life of four years so any flares manufactured in 2021 or earlier need to be replaced. To dispose of time-expired flares, do not light them, throw them overboard, or add them to household garbage. CanBoat / NautiSavoir volunteers and select CIL Dealers are hosting Safety Equipment Education and Flare Disposal Days to collect expired marine flares for neutralization and safe disposal. ![]()
For our region, the date is June 14th and the location is Collins Bay Marina, 1270 Coverdale Dr, Kingston, ON.
