Municipal Drain

Physically, a municipal drain is simply a drainage system. Most municipal drains are either ditches or closed systems such as pipes or tiles buried in the ground. They can also include structures such as dykes or berms, pumping stations, buffer strips, grassed waterways, storm water detention ponds, culverts and bridges. Even some creeks and small rivers are now considered to be municipal drains. Municipal drains are primarily located in rural agricultural areas of the province.

 

LINKOntario Ministry of Agriculture Website
        Description of a Municipal Drain and the purpose.

 

Town of Innisfil Municipal Drain Map

 

Redfern and Big Bay Point Municipal Drain

 

Letter to Assessed Landowners

 

 

South Innisfil Drain

 

Drain Information

PDF LINK Preliminary Drainage Report  - South Innisfil Creek Drain & Branches

 

PDF LINK Additional Information - Appendices

 

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