Lexoh project
Boat-wash and launch access in Memphrémagog
The Memphrémagog Lexoh project connects four boat-wash stations and ten launch sites with payment, RFID cards, QR coupons, barriers and cloud management. It brings physical access and online registration into a network serving lakes Memphrémagog, Massawippi, Magog and Lovering.
Plan a similar project- Washing
- Four stations with multiservice kiosks
- Launch access
- Ten sites with controlled access
- Management
- Registration, payments, RFID and QR
4wash stations with multiservice kiosks
10boat-launch sites across the territory
4lakes connected to the same management journey
Connected solution
Connect the wash point, the credential and the barrier.
The project combines equipment at the water’s edge with registration and access rules. The MRC’s August 2025 procurement notice describes the regional modernization of wash stations and launches; it provides the public context for this work.
MRC modernization notice — August 2025 (French)-
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Four multiservice wash stations
The scope covers kiosks at La Capitainerie, Parc Lôbadanaki, Cedarville and Plage Massawippi.
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Ten launch sites and their barriers
The launch network includes eleven new barriers and the existing barrier reused at Quai Bryant in Austin. A site can have more than one controlled point.
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Twelve control enclosures
Control enclosures connect the accepted RFID cards and QR coupons to the launch access points.
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Registration and access permissions
Online registration, payment, annual cards and QR coupons are associated with the access rights configured for each lake. Custom RFID cards are printed on both sides.
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Ten surveillance cameras
Cameras support remote viewing and recording at designated wash stations and barriers.
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Ayer’s Cliff parking
An additional barrier with automatic exit serves the parking facility and helps organize the direction of traffic.
Planning an intermunicipal network
Agree on the rules between sites.
For a comparable network, map each wash point, lake and launch before configuring permissions. The following decisions help municipalities define a shared system while retaining their operating responsibilities.
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Proof and destination
List which wash proofs each launch accepts, their validity period and the rules for entry and boat retrieval. Test accepted, expired and wrong-destination credentials.
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Municipal responsibilities
Identify who approves annual cards, changes fees, handles exceptions and assists visitors. Define which staff can view or change records for each municipality.
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Equipment and handoff
Distinguish launch sites from individual barriers and control points. Record the reused equipment, test each lane and agree on support and outage procedures before opening.
Territorial network
The wash stations and boat launches.
Four washing locations and ten launches are grouped below by municipality or operator. The number of list entries is not the number of individual access points.
- 01Magog — La Capitainerie wash station
- 02North Hatley — Parc Lôbadanaki wash station
- 03Ogden — Cedarville wash station
- 04Parc régional Massawippi — Plage Massawippi wash station
- 05Austin — Quai Bryant boat launch
- 06Magog — La Capitainerie, Rue Bournival and Rue des Tourterelles boat launches
- 07North Hatley — Quai provincial and Marina sector boat launches
- 08Ogden — Cedarville boat launch
- 09Parc régional Massawippi — Plage Massawippi boat launch
- 10Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley — Lake Massawippi and Monseigneur Vel boat launches
Plan your installation
Discuss the requirements of your site.
Share your entrances, users, existing equipment and operating requirements. Lexoh can review the access, payment and assistance workflow with your team.
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