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[Ontbirds] Blenheim Sewage Lagoons

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Allen Woodliffe
Mon, Jun 1, 2020 6:45 PM

Posted with permission of the OFO Board and Ontbirds Coordinator. If you choose to go birding, please follow federal, provincial and municipal guidelines regarding COVID-19 as restrictions on non-essential travel, physical distancing and party size are still in effect and subject to change.

Birders:

I have recently had it confirmed that the Blenheim Sewage Lagoons are once again, available for birders to access. A permit is required, as always.

Please send a request for a permit to: ckinfo@chatham-kent.camailto:ckinfo@chatham-kent.ca. In due course, you will receive a blank form to complete, sign and return to the municipal office. The permit will include details on how to access the lagoons with respect to the lock combination, etc.

I have been advised by my municipal contact that:
-due to the ongoing and developing issues with COVID-19, local establishments may not be available;
-anyone accessing the lagoons must do so as an individual or a very small group not to exceed 5 persons and it is imperative to practice social distancing.

Good birding, and stay safe!

Allen Woodliffe
Chatham

Posted with permission of the OFO Board and Ontbirds Coordinator. If you choose to go birding, please follow federal, provincial and municipal guidelines regarding COVID-19 as restrictions on non-essential travel, physical distancing and party size are still in effect and subject to change. Birders: I have recently had it confirmed that the Blenheim Sewage Lagoons are once again, available for birders to access. A permit is required, as always. Please send a request for a permit to: ckinfo@chatham-kent.ca<mailto:ckinfo@chatham-kent.ca>. In due course, you will receive a blank form to complete, sign and return to the municipal office. The permit will include details on how to access the lagoons with respect to the lock combination, etc. I have been advised by my municipal contact that: -due to the ongoing and developing issues with COVID-19, local establishments may not be available; -anyone accessing the lagoons must do so as an individual or a very small group not to exceed 5 persons and it is imperative to practice social distancing. Good birding, and stay safe! Allen Woodliffe Chatham