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Our Club is a proud member of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC). We would like to welcome all snowmobilers and visitors to the Havelock/Belmont/Methuen area. Consider becoming a member and reap the benefits of belonging to one of the first and oldest organized snowmobile clubs in the province.
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There’s a chance the Burnt Dam Bridge could be closed, which would mean we lose part of our E107 trail north. Peterborough County is notifying the public for online comments. Please read the attached notice and let them know we need the bridge and at the current size for our groomer to go across. Speak up snowmobilers!!
www.ptbocounty.ca/en/resourcesGeneral/Documents/Burnt-Dam-Bridge---2020.08.10-PIC-1.pdf
If the bridge is closed or not available for groomers to cross, is an alternative to work with the County and township on a trail rerouting that avoids road running, even if that means clearing land beside the road right of way for a new trail?
It has to do with life span of the bridge and whether they want to put money into updating. Fingers crossed that they don’t close it.
What's the reason for this geez
Here is what I sent in to Kendra Reid if anyone else wants a quick cut/past. I am writing to provide comment on the Burnt River Dam project. I am a property owner in Dummer township. I enjoy snowmobiling in the winter on OSFC trails. My comment is to rehabilitate or replace the bridge to maintain existing capability for full size trailing grooming equipment to maintain the E107 trail.
Peterborough County is doing a review of Off Road Vehicles use of county roads, the majority of us snowmobilers have ATVs and respect our trails and roads but there are those that have caused areas of concern within the townships of Peterborough County. Please take a moment and read the corresponding documents attached. In the "Off Road Vehicles on County Roads Public Comment" page you will see www.ptbocounty.ca/ORV and a link for "How can I become involved?", click on SURVEY and you can identify any areas of concern, need, or opportunity related to the use of ORVs on county roads by placing a pin on the webmap along with your comment.
Stay healthy and safe
Laurie BridgesHDSC Secretary/Communications Liaison
www.ptbocounty.ca
The County is initiating a review of Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) use on County roads. This review is being completed in parallel with the County’s Transportation Master Plan (TMP) Update to help identify...Do you have a child who is 12 years old or older and would like to have a snowmobile license? You know someone who doesn’t have a Ontario drivers license but would like a snowmobile license? Why not have them do the online course over the summer months so their ready for 2020/2021 winter season!
Official Ontario Snowmobile Safety Course | SNOWMOBILEcourse.com
www.snowmobilecourse.com
Need your ON snowmobile license? Take your official Ontario snowmobile safety course online in 3 easy steps - approved by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs.This is excellent! Will it come complete with a printable license!?
Between the ages of 12 and 15? Over the age of 15 and do not possess a valid Ontario Drivers License?
Then you need to successfully complete an Ontario-approved Snowmobile Safety Course before riding on public lands.
