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WINTER CONTROL
HANDBOOK
2025/ 2026
SCHEDULE " A" TO BY-LAW 2025- 80
A policy to establish a level of service for winter
maintenance on the Municipality of Northern
Bruce Peninsula' s road system.
1
Table of Contents
Distribution
of Handbook .................................................................................................
3
Introduction ......................................................................................................................
4
Contacting
the Public Works Department ........................................................................
5
Procedure ....................................................................................................................
5
Chain of Calls ..............................................................................................................
5
Winter Maintenance
Level of Service ..............................................................................
6
General
Statement .......................................................................................................
6
Surface
Condition ........................................................................................................
6
Minimum
Maintenance
Standards
for Municipal
Highways ..............................................
7
Patrolling ......................................................................................................................
7
Minimum
Routing
Patrolling
Frequency ....................................................................
7
Snow Accumulation -
Roadways ..................................................................................
7
Snow Accumulation
Chart ........................................................................................
7
Ice Formation
on Roadways
and Icy Roadways ..........................................................
7
Ice Formation
Prevention .........................................................................................
7
Treatment
of Icy Roadways ......................................................................................
8
Summary .....................................................................................................................
8
Procedure:
Ceasing
Winter Maintenance
Operations ......................................................
9
Operator' s Hours during Winter Maintenance
Operations .............................................
10
Patrolling .......................................................................................................................
10
Notice of Parking
Violation.............................................................................................
11
Yearly Checklist .............................................................................................................
12
Plow Beat Information
Attached ....................................................................................
13
Cape Chin Area .........................................................................................................
13
Dorcas
Bay Road .......................................................................................................
14
Dyers Bay and Lindsay
Road 30 Area .......................................................................
15
Eastnor
Flats ..............................................................................................................
16
Lindsay
Road 20 and Miller Lake Area ......................................................................
17
Lindsay
Road 20 and Miller Lake Area ......................................................................
18
Lion' s Head and Area.................................................................................................
19
2
Lion' s Head and Area.................................................................................................
20
Lion' s Head Snow Blowing .........................................................................................
21
Sidewalks ...............................................................................................................
21
Parking
Lots ...........................................................................................................
21
Patrol Beat .................................................................................................................
22
Pike Bay Area ............................................................................................................
23
Pike Bay Area ............................................................................................................
24
Spry Area ...................................................................................................................
25
Spry Area ...................................................................................................................
26
Tobermory
Area .........................................................................................................
27
Tobermory
Area .........................................................................................................
28
Tobermory
Sidewalks
and Parking
Lots .....................................................................
29
3
Distribution of Handbook
Copies of this Document
will be provided
to the following:
Municipality
of Northern
Bruce Peninsula
Council
and Staff
Municipality
of Northern
Bruce Peninsula
Website
Municipality
of Northern
Bruce Peninsula
Public Works Work Sheds
Winter Patrol Vehicles
Winter Maintenance
Trucks
Private Plow/ Snow Blowing
Contractors
Ontario Provincial
Police - Bruce Peninsula
Detachment
Bruce County
Emergency
Medical
Services
Bluewater
District School Board
First Student
Canada
Extend Communications
Inc. - After Hours Answering
Service
4
Introduction
In the fall of 2025, the Public Works Department
reviewed
this Document
and updated
all information
contained
herein.
To remain
financially
responsible,
24 hour per day winter maintenance
is not provided.
The Municipality
does not continue
maintenance
operations
between
12: 00 p.m.
and 3:00 a.m. unless unusual
conditions
exist. It is important
to recognize
that weather,
traffic, and other winter maintenance
related items are subject
to change
in both the
short- and long- term periods. As such, the Municipality
will make any alterations
and
changes
to this Handbook, from time to time, as conditions
require.
As per By- law 2025- 80, roads not listed within the Winter Control
Handbook
shall
receive
no winter maintenance.
5
Contacting the Public Works Department
A system is in place that provides
24 hour a day person
operated
telephone
services.
Time
Answered
By
Contact
Number
Monday
to Friday
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Municipal
Office Staff
1-833- 793- 3537
Extension
239
Weeknights, weekends,
and holidays
Municipal
after- hours
Emergency
Answering
Service
Staff
1-833- 793- 3537
Follow the emergency
number
voice prompts
Procedure
When a complaint
is received
at the Municipal
Office, it shall be logged and kept on file
at the Municipal
Office.
When a call is received
at the Municipal
Office that requires
the attention
of winter
maintenance
operations
staff:
a) Municipal
Office Staff to go through ' Chain of Calls' Procedure
b) Patrolman
to log all calls and times in Patrol Log
When an emergency
call is received
after hours by the Municipal
after hours emergency
answering
service:
1. Call Centre staff to go through ' Chain of Calls' Procedure
2. Patrolman
to log call in Patrol Log
3. Patrolman
to investigate
and plan for action in accordance
with Level of Service
Policy.
Chain of Calls
1. Patrol Cell Phone
2. Public Works Lead Hand Cell Phone
3. Public Works Operations
Supervisor
Cell Phone
4. Public Works Manager
Cell Phone
6
Winter Maintenance Level of Service
The objective
of this Policy is to establish
a desirable
level of service
for winter
maintenance
on the Municipality
of Northern
Bruce Peninsula' s road system. The
Municipality
recognizes
the Minimum Maintenance
Standards for Municipal Highways
as provided
in The Municipal Act, 2001. This standard
focuses
on response
time and a
completion
time for winter maintenance
activities.
General Statement
The Municipality
will not be able to maintain
the roads in the same condition
as they are
in the summer
and traffic will be expected
to reduce
speed to suit the weather
and
road conditions.
The level of service
for winter
maintenance
on municipal
roads
has a
major impact on the economy
and quality of life for municipal
residents. The objective
of
the Municipal
Public Works Department
will be to provide
the best winter maintenance
policy given the resources
available
for winter control purposes
and given the weather
conditions. It is understood
that budgets
for winter maintenance
activities
are based on
average
weather
conditions
and that the actual expenditures
may be higher or lower
than budgeted. It is also understood
that the quality of winter maintenance
on any road
is dependent
on the following
factors: air and ground
temperature,
sunlight, wind speed,
wind direction, snowfall, freezing
rain, other precipitation,
topography,
road surface,
traffic volumes, manpower
and materials
and equipment
available
to provide
winter
control services. There may be substantial
variations
in the level of service
provided
due
to these factors. Finally, it is important
to note that this Policy describes
the minimum
maintenance
activities
that will be carried out. As such, these levels may be exceeded
from time to time which will not impose
a higher obligation
on the Corporation.
It should
be noted that snow removal
activities
generally
occur once between
the
hours of 3: 30 a.m. and 1: 00 p.m. if a second
pass is made, it will occur
between
the hours of 1: 00 p.m. and 4: 00 p.m. and will usually
only occur on Class 3 or 4
roads.
Surface Condition
Given the limitations
stated above, the surface
condition
objective
on the Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce Peninsula' s roadways
is based on the charts that are provided
on the
following
pages.
7
Minimum Maintenance Standards for Municipal Highways
Patrolling
Minimum
Routing
Patrolling
Frequency
Class of Highway
Time
3
Once every 7 days
4
Once every 14 days
5
Once every 30 days
6
Once every 30 days
Snow Accumulation -
Roadways
Snow Accumulation
Chart
Class of Highway
Depth
Time
3
8 centimetres
12 hours
4
8 centimetres
16 hours
5
10 centimetres
24 hours
6
50 centimetres
24 hours
During severe weather
conditions, when either it is unsafe to plow snow or when the
rate of snow build- up occurs faster than the removal
of snow, the Public Works
Department
may choose
to withdraw
equipment
from the road system.
Drifting
snow may not be able to be addressed
according
to the Minimum
Level of
Service
Policy Standards
until wind conditions
change
to allow effective
winter
maintenance
operations
to be carried out.
Ice Formation
on Roadways
and Icy Roadways
Ice Formation
Prevention
Class of Highway
Time
3
8 hours
4
12 hours
5
16 hours
6
48 hours
8
Treatment
of Icy Roadways
Class of Highway
Time
3
8 hours
4
12 hours
5
16 hours
6
48 hours
The use of sand/ salt mixtures
will generally
be restricted
to hard surfaced
roads.
Treatment
shall be limited to an application
at stop signs, built- up areas, steep hills, and
sharp curves in the road. Addressing
icy conditions
on gravel may consist
of ice blade
grading
with municipal
grading
equipment,
the deployment
of which will be at the
discretion
of the Operations
Supervisor
and Patrolman.
All operators
will attempt
to ensure that build- up of snow on hard surfaced
roads does
not exceed
40 millimetres. Should
this occur, the operator
will be informed
of the built-
up situation
and the Municipality
will take necessary
action to reduce the depth of build-
up.
Summary
The Municipal
Public Works Department
will attempt
to provide
the best winter
maintenance
efforts given the resources
available
and given the weather
conditions.
Yet, during certain hours and under certain
weather
conditions, roads may become
snow covered. Drivers
will be expected
to use extra care in these situations.
9
Procedure: Ceasing Winter Maintenance Operations
The Department
acknowledges
that there may be storm events which create situations
where continuing
operations
would be hazardous
to the public or employees.
During
these situations, the Department
may exercise
the following
procedure
in order to notify
the public and specific
authorities
concerning
the withdrawal
of Municipal
winter
maintenance
equipment.
Ceasing
operations
will be a decision
of the Patrolman, Lead Hand or Operations
Supervisor
based on conditions
within the patrol. The Patrolman
or the Lead Hand may
consult
adjacent
patrols to determine
the situation. A decision
will then be made on
ceasing
operations.
Once a decision
to cease operations
is made, the Operations
Supervisor
or their
designate, shall notify the Ontario
Provincial
Police ( OPP) Area Supervisor
and the
following
list of contacts:
Contact
Telephone
Number
Manager
of Public Works
1-833- 793- 3537
Mayor and Chief Administrative
Officer
1-833- 793- 3537
911 Communication
Centre ( Owen Sound) (
519) 376- 2033
Fire Chief
1-833- 793- 3537
Bruce County
EMS
After hours
519) 881- 1291
519) 374- 0332 or (877) 707- 2563
CFOS, Owen Sound Radio Station
1-800- 265- 3742 ( FM Radio)
1-800- 265- 3757 ( AM Radio)
Bluewater
District School Board (
519) 364- 5820
First Student
Canada (
519) 376- 5712
The OPP Area Supervisor
will also be notified when plows resume
winter maintenance
activity.
10
Operator's Hours during Winter Maintenance Operations
The Highway Traffic Act provides
legislation
which restricts
the number of hours a driver
is permitted
to operate
a vehicle.
In addition
to the Act, the Public Works Department
wishes to safeguard
the
Municipality' s drivers and the public by establishing
the following
guidelines
during
winter maintenance
operations:
1. A driver shall report to the Operations
Supervisor
or Patrolman
after 12 hours of
continuous " on duty" activity and inform them if they feel competent/ comfortable
to
continue
operations. The Operations
Supervisor
or Patrolman
must log this
information
in the Patrol Log Book.
2. Only under extreme
conditions
shall a driver be permitted
to " drive" more than 13
hours a day or to be " on duty" beyond
15 hours per day. They must then go off duty
for at least eight consecutive
hours before driving again.
Patrolling
Winter patrols are implemented
in the fall when the weather
warrants. Please
note that
when the weather
conditions
are favourable, the Operations
Supervisor
shall cancel the
patrols. When on the schedule, the Patrolman
shall be able to be contacted
by phone.
The Patrolman
scheduled
to commence
their shift at 2:00 a.m. shall be responsible
from
12: 00 a.m. (midnight) before their scheduled
shift starts.
On the weekend, the Patrolman
is responsible
between
12: 00 a.m. (midnight) and 12:00
p.m. (noon), but if they are confident
of the road conditions, they need not be at work,
but available
by phone. The Lead Hand and Operations
Supervisor
are the acting
patrolmen
with the authority
to delegate.
All patrolling
activities
will be kept in the Patrol Log Book or computer
documented.
As a
minimum, entries have to include
the following:
1. Time and date
2. Class of road being patrolled
and depth of snow on each differently
classed
road
that is patrolled
during each patrol
3. Current
weather
conditions
4. Calls made and to whom ( including
time)
5. Other important
information
11
Notice of Parking Violation
The following
notice can be placed at the Operator' s discretion:
You are hereby advised that this vehicle interferes
with the plowing of snow and must
be kept off the roadway. In order to efficiently plow the roads and to keep the snow
pushed back, everyone must comply with the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act.
This vehicle has been reported to the Municipal Office. If a second violation occurs, the
Ontario Provincial Police will be requested to act.
No other warning will be given.
Date:
Licence No.:
Operator:
12
Yearly Checklist
The below checklist
is to be completed
by Public Works Staff prior to December
1 of
each year:
1. Ensure all names, phone numbers
and extensions
are accurate.
2. Update
patrol and plow beat information,
as required.
3. Distribute
up-to-date Winter Control
Handbooks
to those on the Distribution
List.
4. Ensure
operators
have Parking
Violation
Tickets.
13
Plow Beat Information Attached
Cape Chin Area
Operator: Rydall Contracting
Equipment:
Contract
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Cape Chin North Road
5
No
0
592
5.92
Cape Chin South Road
5
No
0
534
5.34
Carter Road
6
No
0
166
1.66
Caudle
Side Road
4
Corners
Only
0
208
2.08
Cherry Hill Road
6
No
0
386
3.86
Constance
Drive
6
No
0
18
0.18
Cottage
Cove Road
6
No
0
20
0.20
East Road
4
Corners
Only
0
1252
12.52
Forty Hills Road
4
Corners
Only
0
170
1.70
Forty Hills Road
6
No
170
216
0.46
Forty Hills Road
6
No
387
554
1.67
Fox Drive
6
No
0
22
0.22
Isthmus
Bay Road
4
Yes
0
338
3.38
Lindsay
Road 5
6
No
315
418
1.03
Tammy' s Cove Road
5
Corners
Only
0
334
3.34
Whippoorwill
Road
6
Yes
0
100
1.00
44.56
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Cape Chin Area
N
W.E
s
Produced
by:
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula (
KS)
Date:
November
2025
Source:
Bruce
County,
Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection:
NAD83
UTM
Zone
17N
Software:
ArcGIS
Pro
3.2.2
Legend
Cape Chin Area
Description: Coloured road segments depict the typical
plow beat coverage as described in the Winter Control Handbook.
The
information
contained
herein
is provided
by the
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula.
This
map
is for
illustrative
purposes
only.
Do
not
rely
on
this
map
as a precise
indictor
of routes,
features
or for surveying
purposes.
May
contain
cartographical
errors
or omissions.
An accessible
format
of this
document
is available
upon
request.
Dorcas Bay Road
Operator: Rydall Contracting
Equipment:
Contract
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Ada Crescent
6
No
0
22
0.22
Beach Road
6
No
0
44
0.44
Borden
Drive
6
No
0
118
1.18
Cameron
Lake Road
5
Corners
Only
0
330
3.30
Cameron
Lake Road Spur
6
No
218
222
0.07
Cyprus
Lake Road
Road
not assumed
by Municipality -
maintained
for snow
removal
purposes
only.
5.50
Dorcas
Bay Road
4
Corners
0
1230
12.30
Hidden
Valley Road
6
No
0
133
1.33
Huron Drive
6
No
0
154
1.54
Johnsons
Harbour
Road
6
No
0
688
6.88
Pedwell
Drive
6
No
0
76
0.76
Pedwell
Point Drive
6
No
0
120
1.20
Robert Allen Drive
6
No
0
348
3.48
Willow Creek Crescent
6
No
0
74
0.74
38.94
14
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Dorcas Bay Road Area
Legend
Dorcas
Bay Road Area
Description:
Coloured
road
segments
depict
the
typical
plow
beat
coverage
as
described
in
the
Winter
Control
Handbook.
The
information
contained
herein
is provided
by the
Municipality
of
Northern Bruce Peninsula. This map is for illustrative purposes only.
Do
not
rely
on
this
map
as a precise
indictor
of routes,
features
or for surveying
purposes.
May
contain
cartographical
errors
or omissions.
An accessible format of this document is available upon request.
N
W.E
s
Produced
by: Municipality
of
Northern Bruce Peninsula ( KS)
Date: November
2025
Source: Bruce County, Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection: NAD83 UTM Zone 17N
Software: ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
Dyers Bay and Lindsay Road 30 Area
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Bartley
Drive
5
Yes
0
208
2.08
Birch Road
6
No
0
36
0.36
Brinkman' s Road
6
No
0
204
2.04
Concession
6 & 7
6
No
0
38
0.38
Crane Lake Road
6
No
0
275
2.75
Daly' s Road
6
No
0
62
0.62
Dyers Bay Road
5
Yes
0
1246
12.46
Harkins
Road
6
No
0
68
0.68
Hope Drive
6
No
0
68
0.68
Ira Lake Road
6
No
0
636
6.36
Lindsay
Road 30
5
Yes
0
708
7.08
Lindsay
Road 40
6
No
0
205
2.05
Lindsay
Road 40
5
Corners
Only
205
536
3.31
McNair Road
6
No
0
70
0.70
Old Pine Tree Road
6
No
0
88
0.88
Pine Tree Harbour
Road
6
No
0
152
1.52
Robbins
Drive
6
No
0
110
1.10
Shoreline
Drive
6
No
0
60
0.60
Shouldice
Lake Road
6
No
0
202
2.02
47.67
15
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Dyers Bay and Lindsay Road 30 Area
N
W.E
s
Produced
by:
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula (
KS)
Date:
November
2025
Source:
Bruce
County,
Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection:
NAD83
UTM
Zone
17N
Software:
ArcGIS
Pro
3.2.2
Legend
Dyers Bay and Lindsay Road 30 Area
Description: Coloured road segments depict the typical
plow beat coverage as described in the Winter Control Handbook.
The
information
contained
herein
is provided
by the
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula.
This
map
is for
illustrative
purposes
only.
Do
not
rely
on
this
map
as a precise
indictor
of routes,
features
or for surveying
purposes.
May
contain
cartographical
errors
or omissions.
An accessible
format
of this
document
is available
upon
request.
Eastnor Flats
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Concession
4
6
No
0
1012
10.12
Barrow
Bay Road
4
Yes
0
406
4.06
Budvet
Road
6
No
0
206
2.06
Cemetery
Road
4
Corners
Only
0
372
3.72
Channel
Road
5
Corners
Only
0
32
0.32
Eastnor
Landfill
Corners
Only
0
50
0.50
Everatt
Side Road
4
Yes
0
304
3.04
Evergreen
Road
6
No
0
40
0.40
McKague
Road
6
No
0
146
1.46
North Shore Road
5
Corners
Only
0
80
0.80
Side Road 10
6
No
409
517
1.08
South Shore Road
6
No
0
100
1.00
Spry Road
6
No
0
410
4.10
The Bury Road
6
No
460
1505
10.45
West Shore Road
6
Corners
Only
0
50
0.50
43.61
16
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Eastnor Flats
N
W.E
s
Produced
by: Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce Peninsula ( KS)
Date: November
2025
Source: Bruce County, Municipality
of Northern
Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection:
NAD83
UTM Zone
17N
Software: ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
Legend
Eastnor Flats
QJ
o(J
oaO Description:
Coloured
road segments
depict the typical
plow beat coverage
as described
in the Winter Control Handbook.
The information
contained
herein is provided
by the Municipalit; y or
Northern
Bruce Peninsula. This map is for illustrative
purposes
only.
Do not rely on this map as a precise
indictor
of routes, features
or for surveying
purposes. May contain
cartographical
errors or o{"issions
An accessible
format of this document
is available
u on re uest.
17
Lindsay Road 20 and Miller Lake Area
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Barnett' s Drive
5
Yes - Corners
0
176
1.76
Barney' s Boulevard
6
No
0
354
3.54
Bradley
Drive
6
No
0
300
3.00
Cardinal
Crescent
6
No
0
22
0.22
Clarke' s Road
5
No
0
296
2.96
Donald
Road
6
No
0
74
0.74
Fox Trail
6
No
0
84
0.84
Heron Point Road
6
No
0
60
0.60
Larsen
Cove
6
No
0
18
0.18
Larsen
Cove Road North
6
No
0
94
0.94
Larsen
Cove Road South
6
No
0
44
0.44
Lindsay
Landfill
0.50
Lindsay
Road 20
4
Yes
0
436
4.36
Lindsay
Road 5
4
Yes
0
315
3.15
Little Pine Drive
6
No
0
198
1.98
Maple Drive
6
No
0
142
1.42
Maple Drive Spur
6
No
1
3
0.06
Maxwell
Road
6
No
0
104
1.04
McIvor Drive
6
No
0
114
1.14
Miller Lake Road
6
No
0
260
2.60
Miller Lake Shore Road
6
No
0
196
1.96
Noble Drive
6
No
0
82
0.82
Sadler Creek Road
6
No
0
86
0.86
Silversides
Point Road
6
No
0
90
0.90
18
Lindsay Road 20 and Miller Lake Area
Stokes Bay Road
3
Yes
600
888
2.88
Stokes River Road
5
Yes
59
77
0.18
The Bury Road
6
No
2000
2200
2.00
White Cedar Road
6
No
0
152
1.52
Woodstock
Avenue
6
No
0
34
0.34
Youngblood
Road
6
No
0
84
0.84
42.58
Little Pine Drive Spur
Occ.
No
35
37
0.02
0.02
Occ. = occasional
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Lindsay Road 20 and Miller Lake Area
N &
W-
w- E
s
Produced
by: Municipality
of
Northern Bruce Peninsula ( KS)
Date: November
2025
Source: Bruce County, Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection: NAD83 UTM Zone 17N
Software: ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
Legend
Lindsay Road 20 and Miller Lake Area ,::
rl>o
ee;
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Description:
Coloured
road
segments
depict
the
typical
plow beat coverage as described in the Winter Control H
The information contained herein is provided by the Municipality of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula.
This
map
is for
illustrative
purposes
only.
Do
not
rely
on
this
map
as a precise
indicter
of routes,
features
or for surveying purposes. May contain cartographical errors or omissions.
An accessible format of this document is available upon request.
19
Lion' s Head and Area
Road
Class
Sanding
From
House
To
House
Kilometres
Alexander
Street
4
Yes
0
20
0.20
Bayfield
Street
4
Yes
0
28
0.28
Byron Street
4
Yes
0
40
0.40
Cameron
Road
6
No
0
252
2.52
Cathedral
Drive
6
No
0
92
0.92
Caudle
Side Road ( one way)
4
Corners
Only
0
208
2.08
Cherry Hill Road ( one way)
6
No
0
205
2.05
Duke Lane
6
No
0
20
0.20
Edgewood
Street
4
Yes
0
20
0.20
Everatt
Side Road
4
Yes
0
304
3.04
Forty Hills Road ( one way)
4
Corners
Only
0
170
1.70
Hayes Drive
4
Yes
0
55
0.55
Helen Street
4
Yes
0
40
0.40
Hopeness
Road
5
Corners
Only
0
406
4.06
Ida Street
4
Yes
0
12
0.12
Isthmus
Bay Road ( one way)
4
Yes
0
338
3.38
Jacksons
Cove Road
6
No
0
25
0.25
John Street
4
Yes
0
8
0.08
Joseph
Street
4
Yes
0
15
0.15
McCurdy
Drive Parking
Lot
McNeil Street
4
Yes
0
34
0.34
Mill Street
4
Yes
0
24
0.24
Moore Street
4
Yes
0
176
1.76
Phillip Forbes Street
4
Yes
0
12
0.12
Point View Drive
4
Yes
0
36
0.36
Richardson
Road
6
No
0
46
0.46
Rush Cove Road
6
No
0
100
1.00
20
Lion' s Head and Area
Scenic Caves Road
5
Corners
Only
0
470
4.70
Scott Street
4
Yes
0
10
0.10
Swan Lake Lane
6
No
0
46
0.46
Sylvia Street
4
Yes
0
20
0.20
Tackabury
Street
4
Yes
0
22
0.22
Tower Road
6
No
0
126
1.26
Webster
Street
4
Yes
0
26
0.26
34.06
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Lion's Head and Area
N
W.E
s
Produced
by:
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula (
KS)
Date:
November
2025
Source:
Bruce
County,
Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection:
NAD83
UTM
Zone
17N
Software:
ArcGIS
Pro
3.2.2
Legend
Lion' s Head and Area
1111 Mccurdy
Parking
Lot
Description: Coloured road segments depict the typical
plow beat coverage as described in the Winter Control Handbook.
The
information
contained
herein
is provided
by the
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula.
This
map
is for
illustrative
purposes
only.
Do
not
rely
on
this
map
as a precise
indictor
of routes,
features
or for surveying purposes. May contain cartographical errors or omissions.
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Lion' s Head Snow Blowing
Road
From 911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Bruin Street
0
30
0.30
Chetwynd
Lane
0
38
0.38
Hawthorne
Dr
0
18
0.18
William
Street ( one ton)
0
60
0.60
1.46
Sidewalks
Location
From
To
Distance
Alexander
Street ( west side)
John Street
South to End
0.07
Helen Street ( east side)
Moore Street
Mill Street
0.14
Helen Street ( west side)
Scott Street
Webster
Street
0.10
John Street ( north side)
Main Street
Alexander
Street
0.10
Main Street ( both sides)
Moore Street
Ida Street
1.65
Main Street ( east side)
Moore Street
19 Main Street
0.43
Mill Street ( north side)
Main Street
Helen Street
0.13
Moore Street ( south side)
Main Street
School
0.16
Promenade -
Walkway
Philip Forbes St
McNeil St
0.30
Scott Street ( both)
Main Street
Helen Street
0.13
Webster
Street ( both)
Main Street
Helen Street
0.26
Webster
Street ( north side)
Main Street
14 Webster
0.14
3.83
Parking
Lots
9 fire hydrants
Lion' s Head Work Shed
Lion' s Head Fire Hall
Low Lift Station
Friendship
Club
Lion' s Head Arena
Promenade
Bruce Peninsula
Family Centre
Daycare
Water Treatment
Plant
Rotary Hall
Mill Street parking
lot
John Street/ Main Street parking
lot
21
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Lion's Head Snow Blowing and Sidewalks
N
W.E
s
Produced
by: Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce Peninsula ( KS)
Date: November
2025
Source: Bruce County, Municipality
of Northern
Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection:
NAD83
UTM Zone
17N
Software: ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
Legend
Lion' s Head Sidewalks
Parking Lots
Description:
Coloured
road segments
depict the typical
plow beat coverage
as described
in the Winter Control Ha dbook.
The information
contained
herein is provided
by the Municip
lity of
Northern
Bruce Peninsula. This map is for illustrative
purpo
only.
Do not rely on this map as a precise
indictor
of routes, featur
or for surveying
purposes. May contain
cartographical
errors o
missions.
An accessible
format of this document
is available
upon recuest.
Patrol Beat
Road
Class
Sanding
From
To
Kilometres
911 #:
911 #:
Barney's Boulevard Spur
6
No
170
172
0.01
Borchardt Road
6
No
0
202
2.02
Cape Chin North Shore Road
5
No
0
308
3.08
Dock Lane
6
No
6
20
0.17
Eastnor Shed Parking Lot
0.00
Hawthorne Drive
6
No
0
18
0.18
Hellyer Road
6
No
0
15
0.20
MNR House
Lakewood Tile Bed
0.00
Lindsay Tract Parking Lot
Lynch Lane
6
No
0
11
0.10
Maple Drive Stub
Municipal Office Parking Lot
Yes
0.00
North Shore Road
6
No *
80**
145*
0.65
FROM 80 TO 145 TO BE DONE BY CONTRACTOR' S TRACTOR & BLOWER FOR A
ONE-YEAR TRIAL PERIOD*
Swan Lake Legion
0.00
William Street
6
Yes
0
60
0.60
7.01
22
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Patrol Beat
N
W.E
s
Produced
by:
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula (
KS)
Date:
November
2025
Source:
Bruce
County,
Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection:
NAD83
UTM
Zone
17N
Software:
ArcGIS
Pro
3.2.2
z
j
Legend
Patrol Beat
Description: Coloured road segments depict the typical
plow beat coverage as described in the Winter Control Handbook.
The
information
contained
herein
is provided
by the
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula.
This
map
is for
illustrative
purposes
only.
Do
not
rely
on this
map
as a precise
indictor
of routes,
features
or for surveying
purposes.
May
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cartographical
errors
or omissions.
An accessible
format
of this
document
is available
upon
request.
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Pike Bay Area
Operator: Terry Liverance
Equipment:
Contract
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Aberdeen
Avenue
6
No
0
46
0.46
Allan Lane
6
No
30
56
0.26
Anchors
Lane
6
No
0
14
0.14
Baywatch
Drive
6
No
0
72
0.72
Bell Drive
6
No
0
42
0.42
Bellmore
Lane
6
No
0
2
0.02
Cove Street
6
No
0
10
0.10
Devils Glen
6
No
0
151
1.51
Forbes Road
6
No
0
108
1.08
Fraser Road
6
No
0
26
0.26
Island View Road
6
No
0
26
0.26
Julian Drive
6
No
0
36
0.36
Little Pike Bay Road
4
Yes
0
852
8.52
Little Point Road
6
No
0
22
0.22
Makela
Road
6
No
0
2
0.10
Manfor Street
6
No
0
12
0.12
Manley
Street
6
No
0
16
0.16
Paradise
Drive
6
No
0
62
0.62
Pike Bay Road
4
Yes
0
892
8.92
Poplar Crescent
6
No
0
38
0.38
Purgatory
Road
6
No
0
26
0.26
Ronald
Street
6
No
0
55
0.55
Sand Dune Road
6
No
0
22
0.22
Stewarts
Point
6
No
0
54
0.54
Sunset Drive
6
No
0
1
0.01
Sutter Road
5
Partial
0
190
1.90
The Bury Road
6
No
259
460
2.01
Wandabend
Road
6
No
0
30
0.30
24
Pike Bay Area
Operator: Terry Liverance
Equipment:
Contract
Whiskey
Harbour
Road
5
Yes
0
402
4.02
Widgeon
Cove Road
6
Corners
Only
0
298
2.98
37.42
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Pike Bay Area
Legend
Pike Bay Area
N
Description:
Coloured
road
segments
depict
the
typical
plow
beat
coverage
as
described
in
the
Winter
Control
Handbook.
The information contained herein is provided by the Municipality of
Northern Bruce Peninsula. This map is for illustrative purposes only.
Do
not
rely
on
this
map
as a precise
indictor
of routes,
features
or for surveying
purposes.
May
contain
cartographical
errors
or omissions.
An accessible format of this document is available upon request.
W.E
s
Produced by: Municipality of
Northern Bruce Peninsula ( KS)
Date: November 2025
Source: Bruce County, Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection: NAD83 UTM Zone 17N
Software: ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
25
Spry Area
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Braun Crescent
6
No
0
9
0.09
Boyd' s Harbour
Loop
6
No
0
114
1.14
Burgess
Road
6
No
0
42
0.42
Burma Road
4
Yes
0
204
2.04
Dunn Street
6
No
0
32
0.32
Fowlie Road
6
No
0
164
1.64
Gard Street
6
No
0
32
0.32
Gauley' s Bay Road
6
No
0
470
4.70
George
Myles Road
6
No
0
34
0.34
Goderich
Point Loop
6
No
0
78
0.78
Greenough
Point Road
6
No
18
220
2.02
Hardwick
Cove Road
6
No
0
214
2.14
Hawes Road
6
No
0
88
0.88
Henwood
Street
6
No
0
58
0.58
Hobson' s Harbour
Drive
6
No
0
192
1.92
Huron Park Road
6
No
0
52
0.52
Huron Street
6
No
0
48
0.48
Little Pike Bay Road
4
Yes
614
852
2.38
Lakewood
Country
Lane
6
No
0
166
1.66
McLay Drive
6
No
0
14
0.14
Molly Street
6
No
0
26
0.26
Murray
Avenue
6
No
0
27
0.27
Myles Bay Shore Road
5
Yes
0
332
3.32
Norburn
Road
6
No
0
64
0.64
Parker Island Road
6
No
0
30
0.30
Pike Street
6
No
0
126
1.26
Richard
Street
6
No
0
40
0.40
Sandy Beach Road
6
No
0
74
0.74
26
Spry Area
Shaw Road
6
No
0
424
4.24
Spry Road
6
No
411
774
3.63
Spry Shore Road
4
Yes
0
262
2.62
Stokes Bay Road
3
Yes
0
600
6.00
Stokes River Road
5
Yes
0
58
0.58
Tamarac
Road
5
Yes
0
304
3.04
Walter Charman
Drive
6
No
0
164
1.64
Trillium
Crossing
6
No
0
65
0.90
54.35
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Spry Area
N
W.E
s
Produced
by:
Municipality
of
Northern Bruce Peninsula ( KS)
Date:
November
2025
Source:
Bruce
County,
Municipality
of Northern Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection: NAD83 UTM Zone 17N
Software: ArcG!S Pro 3.2.2
Legend
Spry Area
Description: Coloured road segments depict the typical
plow
beat
coverage
as
described
in
the
Winter
Control
Handbook.
The
information
contained
herein
is provided
by the
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula.
This
map
is for
illustrative
purposes
only.
Do not rely on this map as a precise indicter of routes, features
or for surveying purposes. May contain cartographical errors or omissions.
An accessible
format
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document
is available
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Tobermory
Area
Road
Class
Sanding
From
911 #:
To
911 #:
Kilometres
Baise Avenue
6
No
0
166
1.66
Bay Shore Avenue
North
6
No
0
68
0.68
Bay Shore Avenue
South
6
No
0
104
1.04
Bay Street South
4
Yes
32
134
1.02
Belrose
Road
6
No
0
50
0.50
Big Tub Road
4
Yes
0
230
2.30
Brock Street
4
Yes
0
26
0.26
Cape Hurd Road
5
Corners
0
746
7.46
Centennial
Drive
6
No
0
56
0.56
Chi sin tib dek Road
6
Yes
0
120
1.20
Corey Crescent
6
No
0
240
2.40
Diane Crescent
6
No
0
28
0.28
Dunks Bay Road
6
No
0
90
0.90
Eagle Road
5
Yes
0
496
4.96
Earl Street
4
Yes
0
10
0.10
Elgin Street
4
Yes
0
74
0.74
Grant Watson
Drive
4
Yes
0
96
0.96
Harpur Drive
4
Yes
0
86
0.86
Hatt Street ( to lake)
6
No
0
60
0.60
Hay Bay Road
4
Yes
0
160
1.60
Head Street
4
Yes
0
45
0.45
Indian Harbour
Road
6
No
0
100
1.00
Johns Lane
6
No
0
30
0.30
Legion Street
4
Yes
0
46
0.46
Little Cove Road ( Cleve Adams)
6
No
0
215
2.40
Lloyd Drive
6
No
0
38
0.38
Maple Golf Crescent
5
Yes
0
152
1.52
McArthur
Road
5
Yes
0
204
2.04
28
Tobermory
Area
Munn Drive
6
No
0
52
0.52
Myles Drive
6
No
0
106
1.06
Nicholas
Street
4
Yes
0
26
0.26
Orchid Trail
6
No
0
38
0.38
Ray Drive
6
No
0
97
0.97
Rita Crescent
6
No
0
42
0.42
Second
Court
6
No
0
10
0.10
Simpson
Avenue
6
No
0
180
1.80
St. Edmunds
Landfill
6
Yes
0
50
0.50
Warner Bay Road
4
Yes
0
700
7.00
Zorra Drive
6
No
0
160
1.60
53.24
Alton Road
Occ.
No
0
2
0.02
First Court
Occ.
No
0
8
0.08
Jacks Road
Occ.
No
0
18
0.18
Matheson
Drive
Occ.
No
0
100
1.00
1.28
Occ. = occasional
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Tobermory Area
Legend
Tobermory
Area
Tobermory
Area Occassional
N
W.E
s
Grant
Watson
Drive
Produced
by: Municipality
of
Northern Bruce Peninsula ( KS)
Date: November 2025
Source: Bruce County, Municipality
of Northern
Bruce Peninsula, SWOOP
Projection: NAD83 UTM Zone 17N
Software: ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
Description: Coloured road segments depict the typical
plow beat coverage as described in the Winter Control Handbook.
The information contained herein is provided by the Municipality of
Northern Bruce Peninsula. This map is for illustrative purposes only.
Do not rely on this map as a precise indictor of routes, features
or for
surveyin
g
purpose
s. May
contain
cartogra
phical
errors or
o
m
is
si
o
n
s.
A
n
accessible
format
of this
document
is available
upon
request. § .
Q
e;
o
Paul
Tobermory
Sidewalks
and Parking Lots
Operator: Rydall Contracting
Equipment:
Contract
Description
Location
From
To
Distance/
Area
Width
Metres)
Access
Road
Sewage
Lagoon
N/A
N/A
700 metres
N/A
Alley
Library
Bay Street South
Head Street
70 metres
1.45 - 2.3
Parking
Lot
Bay Street South ( Harbour
Area)
N/A
N/A
1,200 m2
N/A
Parking
Lot
Medical
Clinic
N/A
N/A
N/A
Parking
Lot
Community
Centre/ Fire Hall
N/A
N/A
3,600 m2
N/A
Parking
Lot
Meeting
Place
N/A
N/A
900 m2
N/A
Parking
Lot
Museum
N/A
N/A
120 m2
N/A
Parking
Lot
Legion Street
N/A
N/A
3,395 m2
N/A
Parking
Lot
St. Edmunds
Waste Disposal
Site
Occasional
Sidewalk
Bay Street South ( South side)
Brock Street
Highway
6
305 metres
1.5 - 1.6
Sidewalk
Brock Street ( East side)
Head Street
12 Brock Street
75 to 100 metres
1.5
Sidewalk
Head Street ( South side)
Highway
6
Brock Street
250 metres
1.5
Sidewalk
Head Street ( South side)
Brock Street
Post Office
40 metres
1.5
Sidewalk
Head Street ( North side)
Brock Street
Harpur Drive
185 metres
1.5
Sidewalk
Highway
6 (East side)
7420 Highway
6
Head Street
75 metres
1.5
Sidewalk
Highway
6 (East side)
Head Street
Bay Street South
135 metres
1.5
Street
Bay Street ( to Sewage
Station)
9 Bay Street
15 Bay Street
45 metres
N/A
Street
Ellen Street
Carlton
Street
End
45 metres
N/A
Street
Adelaide
Street
Head Street
End
85 metres
N/A
Street
Legion Street
N/A
N/A
10 metres
N/A
Street
Head Street
44 Head Street
End
90 metres
N/A
29
Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula
Plow Beat: Tobermory Sidewalks and Parking Lots
Produced by: Municipality of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula (
KS)
Date: November
2025
Source:
Bruce
County,
Municipality
of Northern
Bruce
Peninsula,
SWOOP
Projection:
NAD83
UTM
Zone
17N
Software: ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
Legend
Sidewalks
1111 Parking Lots
Description:
Coloured
road
segments
depict
the
typical
plow
beat
coverage
as
described
in
the
Winter
Control
Handbook.
The
information
contained
herein
is provided
by the
Municipality
of
Northern
Bruce
Peninsula.
This
map
is for
illustrative
purposes
only.
Do
not
rely
on
this
map
as a precise
indictor
of routes,
features
or for surveying
purposes.
May
contain
cartographical
errors
or omissions
An accessible
format
of this
document
is available
upon
request.
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