Drainage
- Drainage, in accordance with the Ontario Drainage Act, is to oversee the maintenance and construction of all municipal drains throughout the municipality.
- A municipal drain is simply a drainage system that channels water off of agricultural land or removes excess water that collects on properties.
If you are a landowner and have concerns with excess water on your property or need to improve the drainage on your agricultural land, you should contact the Drainage Superintendent.
The North Middlesex Municipal Drainage Map outlines all municipal infrastructure systems built under the Ontario Drainage Act. This mapping includes every rural and agricultural drainage network constructed or updated across the municipality up to September 2026.
Drainage Forms, Documents & Reports
If you require any other form for Municipal Drainage, Please use link below.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/drainage-forms
Forms found here, are used by property owners, municipalities, drainage engineers, drainage superintendents and regulatory agencies for various procedures under the Drainage Act, 1990. and Municipal Drain Maintenance, Repair Form.pdf
Tenders & Unofficial Results
Brown-Rose Drain Unofficial Results
REQUEST FOR DRAIN TENDERS & RFPS
Stormwater
Stormwater is water that results from precipitation and occurs immediately following rainfall or as a result of snowmelt. Stormwater catchbasins, inlets, pipes and retention ponds act together to manage the flow of stormwater. Stormwater systems are contained within existing settlement areas of Ailsa Craig, Nairn, and Parkhill.