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Lake Rosalind Residents
Over the past several years, the Water Quality Committee has been collaborating with Carl Seider from Source Water Protection developing effective strategies to keep our drinking water safe. The Water Quality Committee is now engaging with Brockton Municipality in a review of best practices to ensure sustainable and healthy drinking water. Healthy drinking water also means safe and healthy water for swimming and other recreational activities. For this reason, the completion of the survey below is appreciated so that current and accurate data can be shared in discussions with the Municipality, Federation of Cottage Owners Association (FOCA) as well as other agencies.
Click to see the Water Quality Survey
Lake Rosalind consists of three lake areas interconnected by waterways. There are two additional lakes immediately south, which are collectively named Marl Lake, and are also connected by a waterway. Combined, Marl Lake and Lake Rosalind make up the "Marl Lakes".
The main sources of water for the lakes are natural springs and underground aquifers. Lake Rosalind is a headwater lake which provides water for Marl Lake, Marl Creek and ultimately the Saugeen River.
The Marl Lakes are surrounded by a mix of full time residences and summer cottages. Residents enjoy lakefront living in a close nit community atmosphere. The lakes provide fantastic fishing and recreational boating.
Residents have formed the Lake Rosalind Property Owners Association (LRPOA) which maintains an active executive with involvement at both local and regional levels. This web site is provided by the LRPOA.
