Welcome and thanks for choosing to renew or become a member. We and other members really appreciate your support. Annual Membership Dues are $30 for 1 year; $60 for 2 years or $80 for 3 years. Dues are non-refundable but can be transferred to new owners.
We invite you to join the Redstone Lake Cottagers Association (RLCA) representing Bitter, Burdock, Coleman, Little Redstone, Pelaw and Redstone Lakes. For an annual membership fee of only $30 or $80 for 3 years you will enjoy many benefits as well as a variety of discounts and promotions.
Big, small, old, or new, all lake associations’ purposes are similar – to maintain, protect and improve the quality of its waterways, lakes, and watershed, its membership and property owner’s interests, and the lifestyle and lake community. It is one of the most important tools in building a strong sense of community and well-being for our lake and adding to your property’s value.
Each new member is entitled to two signs (one for your dock, one for your driveway) and a map of the Redstone Group of Lakes. Please email membership@redstonelake.com to arrange for a replacement if needed.
We encourage our members to make their membership payments using eTransfer if they are able to do online banking, this makes it so convenient as it eliminates the need to go to the post office to retrieve the mail and a trip to the bank in Haliburton to deposit the cheque 🙂
When sending an eTransfer please include your cottage address or your email address in the message section so that we can identify you if there happens to be another member with the same name as you.
The success of our association depends entirely upon everyone’s annual participation. If you have new lake neighbours who aren’t yet aware of the RLCA, please encourage them to join! Or contact: membership@redstonelake.com
RLCA is a member of the Federation of Ontario Cottagers` Associations (FOCA) which is a non-profit, voluntary organization representing 500 Ontario cottagers’ associations plus individual and corporate supporters. Since 1963, FOCA has played a key role in ensuring a healthy future for waterfront Ontario.
As a member of RLCA, you are also a member of FOCA. Check out the benefits and discounts arranged by FOCA. Visit their website at www.foca.on.ca/
The Coalition for Equitable Water Flow (CEWF) is a volunteer organization that was formed in August 2006 to represent the interests of approximately 40,000 Ontario taxpayers who own residential shoreline property on the 41 reservoir and 20 flowthrough lakes within the Haliburton Sector of the Trent River watershed. The subwatersheds in the Sector are associated with the following rivers and creeks: Gull River, Burnt River, Mississagua River, Nogies Creek, Eels Creek, and Jack Creek. https://cewf.typepad.com/coalition_for_equitable_w/
The Coalition of Haliburton Property Owners’ Associations (CHA) is a member-driven group of approximately 50 property owners’ associations, representing more than 120 waterbodies and 15,000 shoreline properties from across the geographical limits of Haliburton County, in Ontario Canada.
The CHA is committed to protecting the lakes in Haliburton County by providing resources on blue green algae, invasive species, septic health, low flush toilets, and healthy shorelines. https://www.cohpoa.org/