Assessment Reports
APPROVED ASSESSMENT REPORTS
The Assessment Reports received Ministry of Environment approval on January 19, 2012. The documents can be found here.UPDATED DRAFT ASSESSMENT REPORTS
Comment Period: May 30 – June 30, 2011
Submission to Ministry of Environment will be shortly after the comment period ends.
The comment period is now over.
PROPOSED ASSESSMENT REPORTS
Comment Period: October 22 - November 22, 2010
Submission to the Ministry of Environment on December 17, 2010
Thank you to everyone who submitted comments on the Proposed Assessment Reports which ended on November 22, 2010. All comments received during this second round of consultation have gone directly to the Ministry of Environment as an attachment when we submitted the Proposed Assessment Reports on December 17, 2010.
DRAFT PROPOSED ASSESSMENT REPORTS
Comment Period: September 3 to October 8,2010
Thank you to everyone who submitted comments on the "Draft Proposed Assessment Reports" which ended on October 8, 2010. The comments, which were considered by the Source Protection Committee as they revised the Assessment Reports, are posted here. Please note that these files are fairly large and may contain duplication. This is because, in the interest of transparency, we opted to present all information exactly as it was given to us, rather than summarize the information.
Comments: General (that pertain to all Assessment Reports)
Comments: Lake Simcoe
Comment: Black Severn
Comments: Nottawasaga
Comment: Severn Sound
OPEN HOUSE FEEDBACK SUMMARIES
We received feedback and commentary on the Draft Proposed Assessment Reports during our five Open Houses held in late September and early October. All the summaries are now available:
Open House – Midland (Sept 25, 2010)
Open House – Newmarket (September 28, 2010)
Open House – Orillia (September 30, 2010)
Open House – Alliston (October 5, 2010)
Open House – Barrie (October 6, 2010)
IF YOU RECEIVED A LETTER IN THE MAIL
It means that you live or own property near a municipal well or surface water intake in a wellhead protection area or intake protection zone and certain activities that you may engage in on your property (such as fuel storage, pesticide use or the use of a septic system) have the potential to impact on municipal drinking water.
To find out more about why you got a letter, you can:
- Contact us by phone at 905-895-1281 or 800-465-0437
- Contact us electronically.
- Send an email to swp@ourwatershed.ca.
