The Lagoon City Parks and Waterways Commission comprises of five members and was established by Council to manage, maintain, regulate and control the private parks, footbridges, waterways and footpaths in Lagoon City.
Would you like to contact a Commission Member? |
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Your LCPWC is here for you and available to answer your questions and address your concerns. Commissioner William Mason 416-605-1931 or by email Commissioner Robert Poyntz 705-345-4889 or by email Council Representative Sherri Bell 705-484-5374 Ext. 231 or by email |
Would you like to attend a Commission Meeting? |
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Meetings are open to the public and are normally held on the second Thursday of each month. We encourage you to visit the iCompass Meeting Portal to view Commission agendas and minutes. |
Would you like to become a member of the L.C.P.W.C.? |
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The commission includes 3 members of the public, two Council members and a secretary. The 3 members of the public are property owners or tenants within Lagoon City, who are appointed by Council for a 3 year term on a rotating basis. One appointment takes place in June of each year. Visit the iCompass L.C.P.W.C. portal for more information. |
L.C.P.W.C. Meeting Highlights
The Committee Highlights provide a summary of key topics discussed and decisions made during each L.C.P.W.C. meeting.
| Meeting Date | Highlights |
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| December 8, 2022 | |
| November 10, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| October 13, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| September 8, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| August 11, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| July 14, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| June 9, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| May 12, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| April 14, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| March 10, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| February 10, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| January 12, 2022 | Committee Highlights |
| December 9, 2021 | Committee Highlights |
| November 10, 2021 | Committee Highlights |
| October 14, 2021 | Committee Highlights |
Goose Management Resources
Learn about the habits of geese, the governance relating to goose management and the required components of any goose management program.
- Government of Canada's Handbook for Canada and Cackling Geese: Management and Population Control in Southern Canada
- Government of Canada's Frequently Asked Questions document regarding Canada Geese.
- Government of Canada's Migratory Bird Application for information about necessary permits and the application process.
- Watch the deputation by Wildlife Management Group
Waterside Wisdom: 2022 Spring Speaker Series
The L.C.P.W.C is pleased to host a series of presentations to help residents learn about the health of Lake Simcoe, become excellent stewards of their waterside properties and understand how governance is applied to Lagoon City's lands and waterways. Presenters will share their knowledge and experience about relevant topics during regularly scheduled L.C.P.W.C meetings and presentations will be posted here.
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Jon Popple Manager of Community Standards, Recreation and Facilities |
Overview of the Township of Ramara's Bylaw Enforcement Department, including:
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Brian Ginn, PhD Limnologist Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority |
Overview of Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority's responsibility and role in conserving, restoring and managing the Lake Simcoe watershed. |
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Scott Williams Ontario Provincial Police |
Overview of the OPP's role and responsibility in enforcing boating regulations in the Lagoon City Canals and surrounding lakes. As well as an overview of regulations, such as alcohol use on a boat and safe boating practices. |
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Nick DeMarco WeedsBGone |
Overview of Sonar Scan Results in Concord Pond, Turtle Path and Pike Lagoon. This includes the changes in muck reduction and the improvements made in these Lagoons. |
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Bob Bowles Nature Centre |
Overview of the importance of pollinators in our gardens, how to create a pollination garden and the different types of pollinator plants native to Ontario. |
Other L.C.P.W.C. Topics
Canal Maintenance
Residents and the municipality both play important roles in maintaining the canals in Lagoon City.
Learn more about Canal Maintenance
Foot Bridges |
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There are two-foot bridges within Lagoon City. The North Foot Bridge connects Poplar Crescent to Old Indian Trail, and the South Foot Bridge connects Turtle Path to South Island Trail. These bridges are meant for foot traffic only and are available for all to use. The North Foot Bridge was replaced in 2012 and the South Foot Bridge was replaced in 2017. |
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Parks |
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There are two private parks within Lagoon City which are for the use of Lagoon City residents and their guests. The residents of Lagoon City pay a levy for the management, maintenance, regulation and control of certain lands and waterways in Lagoon City including the two parks and adjoining beaches. To ensure proper use of the private beaches, the L.C.P.W.C. implemented a wristband program to ensure the users of the private beaches are residents of Lagoon City. The L.C.P.W.C. PW-01-18 – Private Beaches Wristband Policy outlines the procedures and regulations of the program. |
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Legislation Governing the LCPWC |
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Bill Pr11, An Act respecting the Township of Mara, is the act which established the L.C.P.W.C. in 1986. Several Township of Ramara bylaws regulate issues involving Lagoon City:
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Frequently Asked Questions |
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Links |
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You may also wish to connect with the Lagoon City Community Association |
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