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We offer a variety of map options on the maps.brant.ca site.

Maps Brant You may choose to view a dynamic interactive map system with numerous mapping layers that can be turned on as needed. Or, you may select from maps from the gallery, which have been prepared to promote or highlight locations and specific information across the County of Brant.

Interactive Maps

Gain access to a vast amount of information on this mapping site anytime or anywhere. The mapping solution is widely available on many devices that support web browsing.

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Map Gallery

View and download maps prepared to promote events, trails and locations across the County.

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Source Water Protection

Why do we need a Source Water Protection Plan (SPP)?

The Clean Water Act (CWA), 2006, along with its associated regulations, is the Province's most recent legislative standard to ensure Ontario's drinking water resources are protected. It establishes the provincial framework for developing local science- based Source Protection Plans for each Source Protection Area in Ontario. The County of Brant is situated within the Lake Erie Source Protection Region which is comprised of four watershed areas, also known as Source Protection Areas (Kettle Creek, Catfish Creek, Long Point Region and Grand River).

The key objectives of the source protection planning processes are to complete science- based Assesment Reports that identify the risks to municipal drinking water sources, and to develop local Source Protection Plans to reduce the risks, and protect current and future sources of drinking water.

To identify whether Source Protection Policies apply to your property visit the following link;

https://maps.grandriver.ca/swp-policymapping/

To review the policies of Source Proection Plan please visit Source Protection Plan policies for the County.

Are you are an Agricultural landowner and want to know whether Source Protection Policies apply to your property? Please visit the following link for more information.

Further details and Source Protection Polices related to County of Brant can be found at www.sourcewater.ca.

Keep your eyes open for the new Drinking Water Protection Zone signs!

These signs are part of Ontario's Source Water Protection program under the Clean Water Act, which empowers communities to better protect their local water sources.

  • They are appearing across Ontario to raise awareness about our drinking water sources and to protect our health.
  • Governments at the provincial and local level are placing signs where a pollution spill could have a significant negative impact on our drinking water.
  • You will see the signs as you drive through a drinking water protection zone. Placement of the signs depends on whether drinking water sources are vulnerable in that area.
  • Contact us for more information about Drinking Water Protection Zone Road Signs

For more information on the Drinking Water Protection Zone and the County of Brant, please visit:

Corporate Development Committee Report - March 2017

Drinking Water Protection Road Signs - Government of Ontario

For further information or questions regarding Source Protection please send a request to the following Staff:

Mike Bingham 519-442-6324 ext-3050

Andrea Hicks 519-442-6324 ext-3051

sourcewater@brant.ca

County Contacts

Administration
26 Park Avenue, Burford, ON N0E 1A0
Phone: 519-449-2451
Toll Free: 1-888-250-2295
Fax: 519-449-2454
Monday - Friday - 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

County of Brant Offices & Community Centres
are closed Civic Day Monday, August 7 2017.

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 160
Burford, ON
N0E 1A0

Property Tax
26 Park Avenue, Burford, ON N0E 1A0
Phone: 519-449-2451
Toll Free: 1-888-250-2295
Fax: 519-449-1380
Monday - Friday - 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

County of Brant Offices & Community Centres
are closed Civic Day Monday, August 7 2017.

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 249
Burford, ON
N0E 1A0