The Corporation of the County of Hastings Planning and Development Services

THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF HASTINGS PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES

AGENDA

April 10, 2014, 9:30 am.

2nd Floor Court Room County Administration Building, Belleville, Ontario

HASTINGS COUNTY VISION STATEMENT People and businesses thrive in Hastings County because of its support for individuals and families, strong communities, its natural beauty, and respect for its history and traditions.

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. Call to Order . Disclosure of Interest . (a) Disclosure of Interest at the April 10th, 2014 meeting . Land Division Business . (a) Correspondence for the April 10th, 2014 meeting - None . 5 - 16 (b) Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting

. 17 (c) Uncontested Items Provisionally Approved by Director of Planning for the April 10th, 2014 meeting.

. Review of Minutes . 19 - 22 (a) Review of the Minutes of the March 13th, 2014 meeting

. Business Arising from the Minutes . Account Vouchers and Year to Date Expenditure Report . 23 - 29 (a) Review of the Year to Date Expenditure Reports dated to February 28, 2014 and Account Vouchers dated from March 5th, 2014 to March 31st, 2014

. Communications . 1. Information Correspondence . 31 - 32 (a) Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) has been advised that the appeal originally filed by Clarence Brooks was withdrawn by email provided by Mr. Paul Smith, dated March 12, 2014. There are no outstanding appeals in this matter and the file has been closed. – OMB letter to the Township of Stirling-Rawdon dated

Page 1 of 75 March 12, 2014.

. 33 - 34 (b) Cramahe Now “Cramahe updated on Agri-Food Venture Centre” – article dated March 15, 2014.

. 35 - 40 (c) Transfer of Aggregate Resources Act License #4331 located at Lot 8, Concession 3, (Geographic) Huntingdon Township. – Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) email and attached copies of the transmittal letter and new license.

. 41 - 42 (d) Approved 2014/2015 Annual Work Schedule Algonquin Park Forest Management Unit – Ontario Park’s letter dated March 13, 2014.

. 43 (e) Township of Tudor & Cashel - Resolution letter dated March 11, 2014 regarding Official Plan consultation.

. 45 (f) New guide on human rights and rental housing licensing – Ontario Human Rights Commission letter dated February 20, 2014. (Note: A full copy of the guide is available at the Planning & Development office.)

. 47 - 54 (g) Great News! SOFII (Southern Ontario Fund for Investing in Innovation) program receives additional funding! – Eastern Ontario Community Futures Development Corporation (EOCFDC) Carol Armstrong’s email and attached SOFII Flyer, News Releases from Daryl Cramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings and FedDev Ontario Minister of State Gary Goodyear both news releases dated March 18, 2014.

. 55 - 60 (h) Ministry of Natural Resources Evaluated Wetland Updates 2013/2014 Annual Summary – email dated March 31, 2014 and 2013 Land Information Ontario (LIO) Uploads Summary attached.

. 61 (i) City of Quinte West – Notice of Statutory Public Open House: Quinte West Zoning By-Law Review.

. 2. Action Correspondence and Recommendation to County Council . Economic Development Business . Planning/GIS/E9-1-1 Business . 63 - 65 (a) Healthy Communities Declaration

. 67 - 73 (b) New Regulation for Emerald Ash Borer

. Notice of Zoning By-Laws . 75 (a) Zoning By-Laws for the April 10th, 2014 meeting

. Health and Safety . Other Business .

Page 2 of 75 Next Meeting . (a) Date of next meeting - May 8th, 2014 . Adjournment . (a) Adjournment of the April 10th, 2014 meeting

Page 3 of 75 Page 4 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 5 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 6 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 7 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 8 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 9 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 10 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 11 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 12 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 13 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 14 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 15 of 75 Hearing List for the April 10th, 2014 meeting Page 16 of 75 Uncontested ItemsProvisionally Approved by DirectorofPlan... UNCONTESTED CONSENTS PROVISIONALLY APPROVED BY DIRECTOR OF PLANNING FROM Mar 13/14 – Mar 31/14 ______Lot Plan or Municipality Proposed Use File No. Applicant Approval Date Concession

B84/13 GUNNING, John March 3/14 5&6 9 Tweed Res.-No Bldgs. (Hungerford)

B100/13 HAWKINS, March 3/14 19 4 Hastings Highlands Bell Easement Joan, Robert & Timothy (Herschel)

B94/13 SICKER, March 3/14 58 2194 Bancroft Lot Addition Philip & Nancy

B77/12 2149172 Ontario Inc. March 3/14 7 & 8 3 Tweed Res.-No Bldgs. (Elzivir)

B1/14 WOOD, Douglas March 7/14 6 8 Centre Hastings Residential (Huntingdon)

B3/14 ROBBINS, March 6/14 19 1 Hastings Highlands Res.- No bldgs.. B4/14 Marty & Pamela (Monteagle)

B71/13 WARDHAUGH, Mary March 10/14 8 1 Stirling-Rawdon Res.-No Bldgs. (Farnsworth Const.) (Rawdon)

B7/14 ROBINSON, March 11/14 24 & 25 11 Hastings Highlands Lot Addition Bob & Boyd (Monteagle)

Page 17 of75 B88/13 COENS, March 18/14 13 6 Marmora & Lake Residential Leonard & Sharon (Marmora)

B57/13 GARDINER, Elizabeth March 18/14 27 RCP 2307 Faraday Lot Addition

B8/14 SHERMAN, Corey March 21/14 6 4 Tyendinaga Residential

Page 18 of 75 THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF HASTINGS PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE County Administration Building Belleville, Ontario, March 13, 2014

A meeting of the Hastings County Planning & Development Committee was held with the following members present: Warden Rick Phillips, Councillors Owen Ketcheson, Jo-Anne Albert, Vivian Bloom, Rodney Cooney, David Golem, Bernice Jenkins and Dan McCaw. Also in attendance were Brian McComb, Director of Planning, Paul Walsh and Justin Harrow, Planners, Andrew Redden, Economic Development Manager, Colette Tanner, 911 Co-ordinator, Sue Horwood, Director of Finance, Sue Bell, Financial Analyst, Shaune Lightfoot, Director of Human Resources, Jim Pine, CAO, Jim Duffin, Deputy Clerk and Heather Norton, Administrative Assistant.

Call to Order Disclosure of Interest (a) Disclosure of Interest at the March 13th, 2014 meeting There was no Disclosure of Interest at the March 13th, 2014 meeting.

Land Division Business (a) Correspondence for the March 13th, 2014 meeting - None

(b) Hearing List for the March 13th, 2014 meeting - None

Petitions & Delegations (a) Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance (EOTA), Cindy Cassidy re: 2014 Planning & Development Budget Ms. Cindy Cassidy and Mr. Lucas Wales addressed Committee and provided a presentation on the Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance (EOTA), and highlighted the Municipalities that are involved with the trails. Ms. Cassidy advised Committee of EOTA's finances and statistics, and discussed how the finances are allocated to the investment of the Trails. She also discussed the trails as a tourism attraction to Hastings County.

Mr. Wales advised Committee that EOTA was awarded a grant from the Tourism Development Fund to create a 10 year Strategic Plan, which he is currently working on with Millier Dickinson Blais. He advised that the key scope of the plan is centered on sustainability and potential areas of growth. Mr. Wales stated that the project will consist of five phases: Understanding the Potential, Best Practices Review, Strategic Planning, Business Planning, and Roll out and Implementation. He stated that interviews with municipal representatives and area stakeholders will begin shortly.

Review of the Minutes of the March 13th, 2014 meeting Page 19 of 75 Following a discussion regarding petitioning the Province to legalize the use of side-by- side four wheel vehicles on public recreational trails and permitted roads/highways, the Committee directed staff to research the status of this matter and report back to a future Planning Committee meeting for further consideration and possible action.

Review of Minutes (a) Review of the Minutes of the February 13th, 2014 meeting

Moved by Councillor Vivian Bloom; Seconded by Councillor Bernice Jenkins; THAT the Minutes of the February 13th, 2014 meeting be approved. CARRIED

(b) Review of the Minutes of the January 28th, 2014 HOT Tourism Development working Group Meeting

Moved by Warden Rick Phillips; Seconded by Councillor David Golem; THAT the Minutes of the January 28th, 2014 HOT Tourism Development Working Group meeting be received. CARRIED

Business Arising from the Minutes Account Vouchers and Year to Date Expenditure Report (a) Review of the Account Vouchers dated from February 14, 2014 to February 28, 2014

Moved by Councillor David Golem; Seconded by Councillor Jo-Anne Albert; THAT the Account Vouchers dated from February 14, 2014 to February 28, 2014 be approved. CARRIED

Communications 1. Information Correspondence (a) The Intelligencer “An App for the taps” – article dated February 26, 2014.

(b) New Provincial Policy Statement 2014 comes into effect on April 30, 2014 – Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing’s email dated February 24, 2014.

(c) Municipality of Highlands East “Notice of a Public Meeting – To amend the Municipality’s Comprehensive Zoning By-Law to define medical marijuana facilities so the Municipality is able to regulate and control the establishment of new medical marijuana facilities” - date of public meeting March 25, 2014.

(d) The County of Northumberland “Notice of Open Houses – Public is invited to attend to hear a presentation of Issues relating to the process of preparing a new Official Plan” – notice received February 27, 2014.

Review of the Minutes of the March 13th, 2014 meeting Page 20 of 75 (e) Hastings-Quinte Region 9-1-1 Road Atlas – New Edition Available February 2014 – Nick January’s, GIS Coordinator, email dated February 28, 2014.

(f) Letter from Enhancing Green Spaces in Communities dated February 22, 2014 re: invitation to the 2014 Edition of Communities in Bloom Ontario

(g) Letter from Canadian Solar dated February 24, 2014 re: Renewable Energy Approval Application Form and Renewable Energy Approval Letter for LunarLight Solar Project in the City of Belleville.

Moved by Councillor Jo-Anne Albert; Seconded by Councillor Dan McCaw; THAT Information Correspondence items a) through g) be received unless otherwise dealt with. CARRIED

2. Action Correspondence and Recommendation to County Council Economic Development Business Planning/GIS/E9-1-1 Business Notice of Zoning By-Laws (a) Zoning By-Laws for the March 13th, 2014 meeting

Moved by Councillor David Golem; Seconded by Councillor Vivian Bloom; THAT the Zoning By-Laws for the March 13th, 2014 meeting be received. CARRIED

Budget (a) 2014 Budget Ms. Sue Horwood presented the proposed 2014 Planning Budget to Committee. She advised Committee of the overall increase in the levy of 1.74% with a reduction in the Joint Services budgets of $55,451, resulting in a reduction of $48,805 for Hastings County. Ms. Horwood advised Committee of the Planning Budget increase of $80,376, resulting in a 0.627% impact on the levy. She highlighted a $30,000 investment in Economic Development, and stated the 9-1-1 Budget being recommended to the Planning Committee would remain status quo.

Moved by Councillor David Golem; Seconded by Councillor Jo-Anne Albert; THAT the proposed 2014 Planning and Development budget be recommended to County Council for approval. CARRIED

Health and Safety Other Business Next Meeting (a) Date of next meeting - April 10th, 2014

Review of the Minutes of the March 13th, 2014 meeting Page 21 of 75

Adjournment (a) Adjournment of the March 13th, 2014 meeting

Moved by Councillor Vivian Bloom; Seconded by Councillor Bernice Jenkins; THAT the March 13th, 2014 meeting be adjourned. CARRIED

Chair Date

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Cramahe updated on Agri-Food Venture Centre

Written by Bob Owen

Saturday, 15 March 2014 23:54 Local business people and Cramahe Township staff were updated on the new Ontario Agri-Food Venture Centre at the annual Cramahe Business Awards Breakfast on March 7. Trissia Mellor, Northumberland County Agricultural Coordinator, outlined the history of the centre which is currently slated to open in mid-summer at the Real-Flex building in the Colborne Industrial Park. Seven years ago an agricultural advisory committee led the way, starting with local farm guides, designed to bring the customer to the farm gate. The Venture Centre concept passed the first test when Cramahe Township Council supported locating the processing centre in this township. The location is perfect - central, close to the 401 and near the Big Apple which many people use as an identifier of the area.

The 15,000 square-foot food processing facility is seen as critical to the growth of agricultural business in Nnorthumberland and will serve counties on all three of Northumberland's borders too. The joint private-public project will offer farmers a second source of income, by giving them the opportunity to add value to their products. Three post-secondary insitutions in the region will give the facility "educational horsepower" says Ms. Mellor.

Joe Mullin is the new Operations Manager for the venture centre, and comes to the job with an extensive background in the food industry. He is busy putting all the final pieces together on the project. He explained to the business group that there will be offices, an 800 square-foot conference room, showers and an apprenticeship program in the building. Users will take advantage of the facility to slice and dice, package, freeze and refrigerate their produce. There will be packaging, processing and storage options. The kitchen will maintain the highest hygiene standards.

Mr. Mullin's not sure yet what products will go through the building but he has had a lot of interest. It is designed for small-scale production and users will have support to design labels and work on their products.

Cramahe Now “Cramahe updated on Agri-Food Venture Centre” – ... Page 33 of 75 http://www.cramahe-now.com/index.php?view=article&catid=1%3Alatest-news&id=4596... 3/31/2014 Cramahe updated on Agri-Food Venture Centre Page 2 of 2

Prices have not been firmed up yet for users, but the goal is for it to be a cost- recovery facility.

Northumberland County Director of Economic Development and Tourism Dan Borowec sees the Venture Centre as a launching pad for other food industries in the Colborne Industrial Park.

Cramahe Now “Cramahe updated on Agri-Food Venture Centre” – ... Page 34 of 75 http://www.cramahe-now.com/index.php?view=article&catid=1%3Alatest-news&id=4596... 3/31/2014 From: Dolan, Tamara (MNR) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, March 21, 2014 10:57 AM To: [email protected]; McComb, Brian Subject: Transfer of Aggregate Resources Act License #4331

Good morning,

Please be advised that Aggregate Licence #4331, licenced under the Aggregate Resources Act, has been transferred to a new licencee. Please find attached copies of the new licence and transmittal letter.

Thank you,

Tamara Dolan Aggregates and Lands & Waters Intern Peterborough District Ministry of Natural Resources Tel: 705‐755‐3298

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Transfer of Aggregate Resources Act License #4331 located at... Page 35 of 75 Page 36 of 75 Transfer of Aggregate Resources Act License #4331 located at... Page 37 of 75 Page 38 of 75 Transfer of Aggregate Resources Act License #4331 located at... Page 39 of 75 Transfer of Aggregate Resources Act License #4331 located at... Page 40 of 75 Approved 2014/2015 Annual Work Schedule Algonquin Park Fores... Page 41 of 75 Approved 2014/2015 Annual Work Schedule Algonquin Park Fores... Page 42 of 75 Township of Tudor & Cashel - Resolution letter dated March 1... Page 43 of 75 Page 44 of 75 New guide on human rights and rental housing licensing – Ont... Page 45 of 75 Page 46 of 75 From: Carol Armstrong Sent: Friday, March 21, 2014 12:26 PM To: [email protected] Cc: Vince Killen Subject: GREAT NEWS! SOFII program receives additional funding!

Greetings!

Most of you are familiar with the Southern Ontario Fund for in Investing in Innovation (SOFII). The SOFII program was launched in July 2012 to provide loan financing for small and medium size companies to support late stage commercialization of innovative new products, services, processes or technologies.

On March 18, 2014 Fed Dev Ontario announced the addition of a $12-million, non- repayable contribution to the Eastern Ontario Community Futures Development Corporation (CFDC) Network, to enable continuation of the Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in Innovation in southeastern Ontario (SOFII East Program). This brings the overall SOFII East Investment fund to $20-million.

This investment, announced by the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State, Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, and Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings, will help to address the current market demand for small business loans. These companies are challenged by the need for financing to get through the so-called “valley of death” – covering the negative cash flow in the early stages of a startup, before their new product or service is bringing in revenue from real customers.

Throughout the past twenty months, we at the Eastern Ontario CFDC Network have had the opportunity to hear from dozens of bright, talented and experienced entrepreneurs with breakthrough innovations. Many thanks to those of you who have referred potential applicants to us!

We have had the pleasure of meeting with and funding fourteen dynamic companies, all working tirelessly to make their innovations commercially successful. They span all sectors – aerospace and avionics engineering, medical devices, advanced manufacturing, business intelligence, data management, health care, computer networking and enterprise software development, supply chain automation and mobile web applications.

We are very excited and appreciative that FedDev is committing this additional funding for SOFII, so that we can continue to support deserving companies that accelerate growth in our Southeastern Ontario economy.

Great News! SOFII (Southern Ontario Fund for Investing in In... Page 47 of 75 We encourage you to advise eligible companies you work with of this funding opportunity. Applicants should have a business plan to grow to a 50 employee company over the next three years and be at the late stage of commercializing their product, process, service or technology. Please feel free to call us anytime for more information about the program,

For additional program eligibility and lending criteria, please visit www.sofii or www.eocfdc.ca or contact:

Vince Killen Carol Armstrong

Loans Manager, SOFII Program Executive Director, EOCFDC Network Inc.

[email protected] [email protected]

We look forward to hearing from you!

Attachments: SOFII English/French Brochure & Copy of March 2014 News Release

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Great News! SOFII (Southern Ontario Fund for Investing in In... Page 48 of 75 The Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in Innovation (SOFII) is an ongoing, self-sustaining fund. This $40-million program supports growth or expansion of innovative companies based in Southern Ontario.

You may need help to bring your ground-breaking ideas to reality. Loans of $150,000 to $500,000 are available to support such growth activities as: • Late stage commercialization; • New product or service development; • New applications or markets; or • Development or implementation of new processes or technologies.

To learn more, and find out if your business is eligible, see page 2, or visit www.SOFII.ca

Great News! SOFII (Southern Ontario Fund for Investing in In... Page 49 of 75 Background The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) made a $20-million contribution through its Prosperity Initiative in July 2012. Based on the success of the program to date, another $20 million has been committed in March 2014. This investment will support two loan funds, known as the Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in Innovation (SOFII).

SOFII is designed to support high-growth, innovative Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in rural and urban communities by offering loans of usually $150,000 to $500,000.

The purpose of SOFII is to create jobs in our communities, by providing a source of financing for viable companies to implement innovative projects. The SOFII loan funds will be a catalyst for increased support of innovation, job creation, marketplace leadership and increased competitiveness in Southern Ontario.

Who This is For The fund is targeted to growth-oriented SME’s in Southern Ontario, with priority given to businesses: • in communities that are facing long-term vulnerabilities as a result of structural and socio-economic factors; • facing innovation funding challenges; • with 50 to 500 Employees (Note: projects forecasting increased employment levels to a This project minimum of 50 employees over a 3 year period will be considered). will increase Financing will be made available for qualified SME’s to address growth challenges, including: late the economic stage commercialization; new product or service development; new applications or markets; and development or implementation of new processes or technologies. Businesses will be considered diversification on a case-by-case basis, reviewing the opportunity they present to attract and retain people and investment; to produce an economic impact; and to create jobs for their respective communities and and Southern Ontario as a whole. competitiveness Repayable Financing of Southern Repayable financing at competitive interest rates – determined through a risk assessment – will be made available to qualified businesses. Ontario communities, Approval Process Interested businesses may contact their regional SOFII Office (see below), and discuss their eligibility contributing and their plans. Financing approvals are based on the completion of a detailed loan application, to more business plan and rigorous due diligence. high-value Geographic Area Eligible businesses must be situated in the geographic area described as Southern Ontario. jobs and greater The Western Region (WOCFDCA) services the following census defined areas: Barrie, Brant, Bruce, Chatham-Kent, Dufferin, Elgin, Essex, Grey, Haldimand-Norfolk, Halton, Hamilton, Huron, Lambton, business London, Middlesex, Niagara, Oxford, Peel, Perth, Simcoe, Waterloo and Wellington. innovation. The Eastern Region (EOCFDC) services the following census defined areas: Durham, Frontenac, Haliburton, Hastings, Kawartha Lakes, Lanark, Leeds and Grenville, Lennox and Addington, Northumberland, Ottawa, Peterborough, Prescott and Russell, Prince Edward, Renfrew, Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry, Toronto and York. Contact your Regional Office at: To learn more, or to determine EOCFDC WOCFDCA if your business venture is eligible, Carol Armstrong, Executive Director David Penton, Director [email protected] [email protected] please contact us today. Vince Killen, Loans Manager [email protected] Great News! SOFII (Southern Ontario Fund for Investing in In... Page 50 of 75

News Release For Immediate Release

Government of Canada Invests in Southeastern Ontario’s Innovative Small Businesses Communities to Benefit from Top-Up to Southeastern Ontario Innovation Fund

March 18, 2014 Belleville, ON Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario)

Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward–Hastings announced today a $12-million, non-repayable contribution to the Eastern Ontario Community Futures Development Corporation Network Inc. to allow it to continue to deliver the Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in Innovation in southeastern Ontario (SOFII East). He made the announcement on behalf of FedDev Ontario Minister of State Gary Goodyear.

This contribution is made possible through FedDev Ontario’s Prosperity Initiative.

The top-up to the fund will help to address new demand for loans, with a focus on the information and communications technology and food processing sectors.

Today’s announcement regarding the fund followed a series of stakeholder roundtables Minister Goodyear held in the past few months regarding challenges and opportunities for southern Ontario’s economy.

Quick Facts

• Projects supported through both SOFII West and SOFII East qualify for interest-bearing loans valued from $150,000 to $500,000. • The loans aim to address the growth challenges faced by innovative small- and medium-sized enterprises, including: late-stage commercialization; development of a new product or service; finding new applications or markets; and the development or implementation of new processes or technologies. • In July 2012, FedDev Ontario announced that the Eastern Ontario Community Futures Development Corporation Network Inc. would receive a non-repayable contribution of up to $8 million under the Prosperity Initiative to capitalize and manage SOFII East, a self-sustaining, revolving loan fund, delivered in southeastern Ontario.

Quotes

“Our Government is aware that small- and medium-sized businesses are the drivers of our economy. SOFII East has a proven track record of fostering innovation as creating jobs in southeastern Ontario. I look forward to seeing the innovative new projects that the Eastern CFDC Network will support with these additional funds.” Daryl Kramp, Member of Parliament for Prince Edward-Hastings

“We know the challenges small businesses can face in bringing new developments to market, and making timely, critical investments to stay competitive. SOFII East provides opportunities for small companies to secure the capital they need to overcome these challenges, and we are thrilled to be able to continue offering these loans.” Christine Dukelow, Chair, Eastern Ontario Community Futures Development Corporations Network Inc. Board of Directors

“LGF has been fortunate to have received support from the Prince Edward/Lennox & Addington CFDC and FedDev Ontario in the area of equipment acquisition for our firm. This much-needed support allowed us to move forward with development in the field of manufacturing for components in the solar market for regional and international markets. Without this support our growing focus of development would have been curtailed and reduced in its scope.” Karl Hollett, Director - LGF Manufacturing

Related Products

• Speech: Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in Innovation Top-Ups

Associated Links

• Western Ontario Community Futures Development Corporation Association • Eastern Ontario Community Futures Development Corporation Network • Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in Innovation • FedDev Ontario programs

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Contacts

Stephanie Thomas Director of Communications Office of the Honourable Gary Goodyear 613-943-7599

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Dear Municipal Representative:

This letter is to provide notification of the wetland boundary modifications completed in the 2013/14 fiscal year by the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR), Peterborough District. You are receiving this email because you either already received our fiscal forecast (email sent July 2013) regarding 3 new wetland evaluations and proposed desktop updates for evaluated wetlands, or some updates were later added in your area. Please refer to the attached table which lists the updated wetlands completed this year by municipality. The digital data is already available for download through Land Information Ontario. Feel free to forward this to anyone in your organization that I might have missed or send me an updated contact.

Ontario Wetland Evaluation System

Ministry of Natural Resources Evaluated Wetland Updates 2013... Page 55 of 75 Under the Ontario Wetland Evaluation System (OWES), wetlands are recognized as dynamic systems that can change over time (due to natural succession, changes in hydrology, etc.) and thus the wetland evaluation files maintained by MNR District Offices are considered ‘open files’. These files can be amended from time to time as new information becomes available.

Land Information Ontario Warehouse

The modified wetland boundary information is available through the Land Information Ontario Warehouse (LIOW) on MNR’s Land Information Ontario website at: http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/LIO/2ColumnSubPage/STDPROD_068994.html. If you have difficulties obtaining MNR data through LIOW, we recommend that you contact the Peterborough District MNR office to discuss alternative means of receiving updated geographic information in order to accommodate your information needs.

Please note that a data sharing agreement is required to access natural heritage and natural resources data (geographic information) within LIOW. The following website provides information about obtaining an agreement: http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/LIO/2ColumnSubPage/STEL02_167959.html

The Land Information Ontario Warehouse (LIOW) is the dissemination mechanism used by the Ontario Government to share Geographic Information System (GIS) data to partners (e.g. municipalities, environmental consulting companies, etc.) and members of the public. LIOW currently has over 300 layers of geographic information. When geographic information is modified/edited (e.g. when a wetland boundary is updated or changed) in MNR’s corporate editing environment, those changes are reflected in LIOW typically within 24 hours.

We recommend that you accept these updates as the best available information regarding these wetland boundaries. We recommend that this information be referenced, in relation to provincially evaluated wetlands, during the review of applications under the Planning Act and other applicable legislation.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me any time.

Sincerely,

Liz Spang, M.Pl

District Planner Peterborough District Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources 300 Water Street, 1st Floor South Peterborough, ON K9J 8M5 Tel: (705) 755-3294 Fax: (705) 755-3125 Email: [email protected]

Ministry of Natural Resources Evaluated Wetland Updates 2013... Page 56 of 75 Ministry ofNaturalResources Evaluated Wetland Updates2013...

Conservation UpperTierMuni LowerTierMuni WetlandCode WetlandName OGFNum Type Description Old Status New Status Started LIO Posted Authority Refinement of boundary in vicinity of Bakelite Factory based on outer boundary map supplied by consultant based on 2012 field work and Quinte City of Belleville n/a KG‐BEL‐QC‐003 Belleville Marsh 1251549697 B2 ‐ Boundary Adjustment agreed‐upon by Quinte CA. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 21‐Jan‐13 05‐Feb‐13 Conservation Blessington Road NEW Quinte City of Belleville n/a KG‐BEL‐QC‐012 Swamp 107158314 A1 ‐ New Field Eval. New field evaluation. Non‐PSW. Field work July 26, 31, Aug 9, 15, 2013. WETLAND PSW 26‐Jul‐13 21‐Jan‐14 Conservation Belleville Treatment Quinte City of Belleville n/a KG‐BEL‐QC‐008 Plant 1251549964 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as Non‐PSW. Total 342. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Apr‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Blessington Creek File review. Remains PSW. Changes to coastal status and some rare Quinte City of Belleville n/a KG‐BEL‐QC‐009 Marsh 1251549596 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment species. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Lower Salmon River Quinte City of Belleville n/a KG‐BEL‐QC‐010 Wetland 1251549218 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop update. Remains PSW. Minor changes in Spec Feat section. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐037 Balsam Lake 03 1251539106 Complexed Complexed into Balsam Lake South Bay Complex. Non‐PSW PSW 21‐Nov‐13 15‐Jan‐14 Conservation Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Balsam Lake South Bay Complexed Balsam Lake 03 into this wetland. Retains PSW status. Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐006 Complex 1251538429 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Renamed to Balsam Lake South Bay (dropped No. 42 part). PSW PSW 21‐Nov‐13 15‐Jan‐14 Conservation Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐061 Dunsford North 1251539894 Complexed Complexed into Dunsford Swamp Complex Non‐PSW PSW Conservation

Upgraded to PSW via desktop update to OWES ver 3.2 and mapping Dunsford Swamp refined with 2008 aerial imagery. Complexed with Dunsford North, name Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐058 Complex 1251540257 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update changed from Dunsford Swamp to Dunsford Swamp Complex. Non‐PSW PSW 23‐Aug‐13 10‐Jan‐14 Conservation Removed 12.11 ha of apparent upland (farm fields, junkyard, houses, Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐076 East Cross Creek No.15 1251545705 B2 ‐ Boundary Adjustment roadway) along Hwy 35. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 24‐Jul‐13 25‐Jul‐13 Conservation

Ennismore Township Otonabee City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐PET‐OR‐033 Wetland No. 9 1251541158 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. PSW PSW 12‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Conservation Ennismore No. 10 Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐PET‐OR‐112 Complex 1251540887 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Ennismore No 1 and No 2 complexed into No 10. PSW PSW 11‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 KRCA / ORCA Complex Chemung Rd. Area wetland into Jackson Creek. Re‐mapped to 2008 aerial imagery, re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Remains PSW. Field work Otonabee City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐PET‐OR‐024 Jackson Creek 1251545708 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Oct 2, to Smith Twp Lot 8 Con 3. PSW PSW 21‐Oct‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation Desktop update with field visit. Remains PSW. Visited Mariposa S1/2 Lot Mariposa Brook No. 40 12, Con 10 Sep 19 at request of KRCA. Determined area had been drained Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐003 Complex 1251542915 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update and no longer wetland. PSW PSW 19‐Sep‐13 01‐Oct‐13 Conservation Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐032 Oakwood 1251553033 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains Non‐PSW. Non‐PSW Non‐PSW 07‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Conservation O'Donnell Landing Upgraded to PSW status. Re‐mapped with 2008 aerial imagery and re‐ Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐053 Complex 1251553318 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update scored to OWES ver 3.2. Non‐PSW PSW 31‐Oct‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation Minor boundary revision at Emily Con 3, Lot 5. Upland 0.68 ha removed Pigeon River No. 23 and 0.47 ha wetland added. Based on field visits from Sep 2012 and May Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐024 Complex 1251545717 B2 ‐ Boundary Adjustment 2013. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 20‐Aug‐13 22‐Aug‐13 Conservation Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Powles Corners Remains Non‐PSW. Approx 12 ha added in Fenelon Twp Lot 17 Con 7 Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐050 Complex 1251539151 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update should be field verified in the future. Non‐PSW Non‐PSW 05‐Nov‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation Salem Corners Upgraded to PSW. Re‐scored to OWES 3.2. Mapping refined to 2008 aerial Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐030 Complex 1251545875 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update imagery. Non‐PSW PSW 19‐Nov‐13 15‐Jan‐14 Conservation Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐051 Cross Creek 1251545871 Complexed Complexed into Scugog River & Mariposa Brook Non‐PSW PSW Conservation Page 57 of75 Scugog River and Complexed Cross Creek Non‐PSW into wetland and refined mapping to Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐019 Mariposa Brook 1251545723 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update 2008 aerial imagery. Re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2 via desktop update. PSW PSW 11‐Oct‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation Re‐evaluation, OWES ver 3.2, upgraded to PSW. Field work Sep 13, 2013 ‐ Kawartha City of Kawartha Lakes n/a PB‐CKL‐KR‐049 View Lake Northwest 1251547346 A2 ‐ Field Re‐Eval. 2 hrs. Non‐PSW PSW 13‐Sep‐13 04‐Oct‐13 Conservation Cataraqui Region City of Kingston Twp of Loyalist KG‐LNA‐CR‐007 Bayview Bog 1251548206 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. PSW PSW 08‐Nov‐13 15‐Jan‐14 CA Ministry ofNaturalResources Evaluated Wetland Updates2013...

Conservation UpperTierMuni LowerTierMuni WetlandCode WetlandName OGFNum Type Description Old Status New Status Started LIO Posted Authority Grass Creek Desktop update, 3rd ed. Remains as Non‐PSW. Spec changed to 182, total Cataraqui Region City of Kingston n/a KG‐KNG‐CR‐016 (Pittsburgh Twp.) 1251546787 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment 389. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 20‐Jun‐13 CA Greater Cataraqui Cataraqui Region City of Kingston n/a KG‐KNG‐CR‐017 Marsh 1251547458 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment File review, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. No major changes. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 20‐Jun‐13 CA Madoma Marsh Cataraqui Region City of Kingston n/a KG‐KNG‐CR‐019 (Treasure Island) 1251548177 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop update. Remains PSW. Spec changed to 250. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 14‐Jun‐13 CA

City of Prince Edward Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐014 Black River Swamp 1251552083 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Upgraded to PSW due to Blanding's Turtle breeding habitat. Non‐PSW PSW 19‐Dec‐13 14‐Jan‐14 Conservation City of Prince Edward Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐021 East Lake Marsh 1251554219 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Retains PSW status. PSW PSW 19‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Conservation City of Prince Edward Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐002 Albury Swamp 1251550854 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval. 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Spec changed to 213, Total 694. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐018 Big Island Marsh 1251550203 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 554. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Hyd from 159 to 18, total from Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐013 Black Creek Wetland 1251552148 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment 684 to 543. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Apr‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐020 Cressy Swamp 1251550809 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop review, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Hyd changed to 66, total 558. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 14‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐016 Forester's Island 1251538978 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop update, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 14‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐029 Robinson Cove Marsh 1251550407 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 467. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward File review. Transcribed to 3rd ed. Remains PSW. Minor adjustments to Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐030 Salmon Point 1251554381 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Spec Feat section. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Bio from 204 to 156, Soc from Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐031 Sawguin Creek Marsh 1251550121 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment 170 to 166, Hyd from 41 to 13, total from 665 to 585. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Selby Creek Headwater Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. 50 pts added to Spec Feat for Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐011 Swamp 1251550956 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment coastal status. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 20‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward South Bay Coastal Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Hyd from 197 to 22. Spec Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐033 Wetland 1251554329 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment changed to 250, total 513. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 14‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐034 South Bay Marsh 1251554307 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 458. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 14‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Waupoos Creek Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as Non‐PSW. Hyd from 63 to 169, Spec Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐035 Swamp 1251551860 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment gained 25, Total from 328 to 395. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Lower Trent County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐036 Weller's Bay Complex 1251551364 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Hyd from 158 to 14, total 614. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation City of Prince Edward Quinte County n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐036 Weller's Bay Complex 1251551364 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Hyd from 158 to 14, total 614. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Lower Trent City of Quinte West n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐036 Weller's Bay Complex 1251551364 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Hyd from 158 to 14, total 614. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Quinte City of Quinte West n/a KG‐PEC‐QC‐036 Weller's Bay Complex 1251551364 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Hyd from 158 to 14, total 614. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Loughborough Lake Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored with OWES ver 3.2. Cataraqui Region County of Frontenac Twp of South Frontenac KG‐FRN‐CR‐011 Complex 1251542166 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Retains PSW status. PSW PSW 07‐Nov‐13 20‐Jan‐14 CA

County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐001 Barrett Bay 1251549313 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 491. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction

County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐003 Bayfield Bay 1251549265 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. No mapping work. Remains as PSW. Total 554. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction Page 58 of75

County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐009 Button Bay 1251550256 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed, as coastal wetland. Remains as PSW. Total 480. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction Desktop update to 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Spec changed to 250, total County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐012 Cassidy's Bay 1251548315 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment 469. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 14‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains PSW. Sig changes required for Spec. County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐011 Lewis Bay 1251549135 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Species rarity went from 280 to 70. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 14‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction

County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐008 McDonnell Bay 1252543606 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop update to 3rd ed. Remains PSW. No significant changes. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 14‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction Ministry ofNaturalResources Evaluated Wetland Updates2013...

Conservation UpperTierMuni LowerTierMuni WetlandCode WetlandName OGFNum Type Description Old Status New Status Started LIO Posted Authority Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Bio from 193 to 108, Soc from County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐010 Oak Point 1251548772 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment 159 to 126, Hyd from 30 to 15, total from 632 to 499. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction

County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐007 Reeds Bay 1251550249 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 500. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction

County of Frontenac Twp of Frontenac Islands KG‐FRN‐XX‐013 Wolfe Island Complex 1251548888 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 583. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 No CA jurisdiction Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES 3.2. Quinte County of Hastings Municipality of Centre Hastings PB‐HAS‐QC‐030 Madoc Wetland 1251539891 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains Non‐PSW. Non‐PSW Non‐PSW 14‐Nov‐13 14‐Jan‐14 Conservation New field evaluation using OWES ver 3.2. Field work July 4, 11, 12, 16, Aug NEW Quinte County of Hastings Municipality of Centre Hastings PB‐HAS‐QC‐031 Thomasburg Wetland 107158284 A1 ‐ New Field Eval. 6, 2013. PSW. WETLAND PSW 04‐Jul‐13 21‐Jan‐14 Conservation Municipality of Marmora and Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. County of Hastings Lake PB‐PET‐CV‐007 Crowe Lake 1251539773 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains PSW. PSW PSW 09‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Crowe Valley CA Municipality of Marmora and NEW County of Hastings Lake PB‐HAS‐CV‐005 Crowe River Swamp 107158148 A1 ‐ New Field Eval. Original evaluation, PSW, OWES ver 3.2. Field work Sep 10 and 17, 2013. WETLAND PSW 10‐Sep‐13 20‐Jan‐14 Crowe Valley CA County of Lennox and Cataraqui Region Addington Twp of Loyalist KG‐LNA‐CR‐007 Bayview Bog 1251548206 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. PSW PSW 08‐Nov‐13 15‐Jan‐14 CA County of Lennox and Cataraqui Region Addington Town of Greater Napanee KG‐LNA‐CR‐008 Carnachan Bay 1251550895 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 483. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 CA County of Lennox and Desktop update, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Rare and threatened species Cataraqui Region Addington Town of Greater Napanee KG‐LNA‐CR‐009 Hay Bay Marsh 1251549252 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment present, Spec changed to 250. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 20‐Jun‐13 CA County of Lennox and Cataraqui Region Addington Town of Greater Napanee KG‐LNA‐CR‐005 Lennox Hydro 1251549989 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 622. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 CA County of Lennox and Lower Napanee River Quinte Addington Town of Greater Napanee KG‐LNA‐QC‐027 Complex 1251548376 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop review, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Total 613. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 14‐Jun‐13 Conservation County of Lennox and Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Total score 547. Scores not posted to LIO until Cataraqui Region Addington Twp of Loyalist KG‐LNA‐CR‐012 Parrott Bay 1251548833 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update 2013‐Jun. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 12‐Mar‐04 10‐Jun‐13 CA County of Cranberry (Little) Lake Upgraded to PSW status. Re‐scored to OWES 3.2. Minor map refinements Lower Trent Northumberland Twp of Alnwick/Haldimand PB‐NOR‐LT‐012 Wetland 1251551525 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update to 2008 aerial imagery. Non‐PSW PSW 29‐Oct‐13 30‐Oct‐13 Conservation

County of Township of Alnwick/Haldimand, Baltimore Creek Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Ganaraska Region Northumberland Twp of Hamilton PB‐NOR‐GR‐016 Swamp 1251550706 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains PSW. PSW PSW 29‐Nov‐13 17‐Jan‐14 CA County of Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Ganaraska Region Northumberland Twp of Hamilton PB‐NOR‐GR‐014 Goose Creek Wetland 1251549714 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains PSW. PSW PSW 13‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 CA Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2 County of Harmony Island referring to 1984 evaluation and using 1994 field work by Knight & Parks. Ganaraska Region Northumberland Twp of Hamilton PB‐NOR‐GR‐010 Wetland 1251550155 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains PSW. PSW PSW 16‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 CA County of Changed name of wetland from Peter's Rock #2 to Peter's Rock No. 2. Ganaraska Region Northumberland Twp of Hamilton PB‐NOR‐GR‐019 Peter's Rock No. 2 1251552055 Other Database errors arising from the use of # in file name. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 20‐Jun‐13 20‐Jun‐13 CA County of File review. Minor score adjustment only. Bio 87, Soc 80, Hyd 27, Spec Ganaraska Region Northumberland Municipality of Port Hope PB‐NOR‐GR‐018 Crysler Point 1251554249 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment 250, Total 444. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 CA Desktop update, remains Non‐PSW. Mapping refined to 2008 air photos, Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Asphodel‐Norwood PB‐PET‐OR‐097 Asphodel South 1251552903 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update re‐scored to OWES 3.2. Non‐PSW Non‐PSW 08‐Oct‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Asphodel‐Norwood PB‐PET‐OR‐102 Norwood East Wetland 1251542174 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Non‐PSW Non‐PSW 05‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Conservation Desktop update using 3rd ed. digital scoring record and 2008 aerial Norwood South imagery. Upgraded to PSW in 2011, but never entered into NRVIS. This Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Asphodel‐Norwood PB‐PET‐OR‐101 Complex 1251543175 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update update makes it PSW. Non‐PSW PSW 29‐Oct‐12 08‐Jan‐13 Conservation Minor boundary revision at Emily Con 3, Lot 5. Upland 0.68 ha removed Pigeon River No. 23 and 0.47 ha wetland added. Based on field visits from Sep 2012 and May Kawartha Page 59 of75 County of Peterborough Twp of Cavan Monaghan PB‐CKL‐KR‐024 Complex 1251545717 B2 ‐ Boundary Adjustment 2013. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 20‐Aug‐13 22‐Aug‐13 Conservation File review noticed Special Features score didn't match paper file. (Old Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Douro‐Dummer PB‐PET‐OR‐015 Galesburg 1251540075 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment 117, new 177). Remained PSW. PSW PSW 08‐May‐13 08‐May‐13 Conservation Twp of Havelock‐Belmont‐ Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored with OWES ver 3.2. County of Peterborough Methuen PB‐PET‐CV‐008 Belmont Wetland 1251540753 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Field check Aug 19 (4 hrs). Remains Non‐PSW. Non‐PSW Non‐PSW 18‐Aug‐13 04‐Oct‐13 Crowe Valley CA Twp of Havelock‐Belmont‐ Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. County of Peterborough Methuen PB‐PET‐CV‐006 Blairton Station 1251540379 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains PSW. PSW PSW 04‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Crowe Valley CA Ministry ofNaturalResources Evaluated Wetland Updates2013...

Conservation UpperTierMuni LowerTierMuni WetlandCode WetlandName OGFNum Type Description Old Status New Status Started LIO Posted Authority Twp of Havelock‐Belmont‐ Noticed 1 polygon was missing from Nov 5, 2012 LIO upload. Added County of Peterborough Methuen PB‐PET‐CV‐001 Circular Wetland 1251539996 Other missing polygon on north end. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 22‐Jan‐13 22‐Jan‐13 Crowe Valley CA Twp of Havelock‐Belmont‐ Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. County of Peterborough Methuen PB‐PET‐CV‐007 Crowe Lake 1251539773 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Remains PSW. PSW PSW 09‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Crowe Valley CA Twp of Havelock‐Belmont‐ Methuen, Twp of Douro‐ Plato Creek Headwater 0.2 ha of filled land removed along Hwy 7 at Belmont Twp Con 10, Lot 7, County of Peterborough Dummer PB‐PET‐CV‐003 Complex 1251540197 B2 ‐ Boundary Adjustment based on report from consultant (B. Snider). ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 16‐Oct‐13 30‐Oct‐13 Crowe Valley CA Desktop update, upgrade to PSW. Mapping refined to 2008 air photos, re‐ Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐043 Chemong Lake No. 27 1251552781 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update scored to OWES 3.2. Non‐PSW PSW 10‐Oct‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation

Ennismore Township Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐033 Wetland No. 9 1251541158 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. PSW PSW 12‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Conservation

Ennismore Township Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐035 Wetland No. 1 1251541960 Complexed Complexed into Ennismore No. 10 Complex Non‐PSW PSW Conservation

Ennismore Township Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐040 Wetland No. 2 1251542109 Complexed Complexed into Ennismore No. 10 Complex Non‐PSW PSW Conservation Ennismore No. 10 Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Kawartha County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐112 Complex 1251540887 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Ennismore No 1 and No 2 complexed into No 10. PSW PSW 11‐Dec‐13 17‐Jan‐14 Conservation Desktop update, upgrade to PSW. Mapping refined to 2008/2012 Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐037 Gannon's Bay Wetland 1251540088 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update aerial/satellite imagery, re‐scored to OWES 3.2. Non‐PSW PSW 25‐Oct‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation Upgraded to PSW. Mapping refined to 2008 aerial imagery and re‐scored Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐042 Young's Cove Complex 1251540303 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update to OWES ver 3.2. Non‐PSW PSW 05‐Nov‐13 14‐Jan‐14 Conservation Otonabee County of Peterborough Twp of Selwyn PB‐PET‐OR‐053 Chemung Rd. Area 1251552843 Complexed Complexed into Jackson Creek Non‐PSW PSW Conservation Complex Chemung Rd. Area wetland into Jackson Creek. Re‐mapped to Twp of Selwyn, Twp of Cavan 2008 aerial imagery, re‐scored to OWES ver 3.2. Remains PSW. Field work Otonabee County of Peterborough Monaghan PB‐PET‐OR‐024 Jackson Creek 1251545708 B1 ‐ Full Desktop Update Oct 2, to Smith Twp Lot 8 Con 3. PSW PSW 21‐Oct‐13 13‐Jan‐14 Conservation Tyendinaga Mohawk Quinte Territory FN KG‐HAS‐QC‐002 Airport Creek 1251549481 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. Spec changed to 216, total 487. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 14‐Jun‐13 Conservation Tyendinaga Mohawk Quinte Territory FN KG‐HAS‐QC‐010 Bluff Point 1251549829 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop re‐eval, 3rd ed. Remains as PSW. No score changes, total 497. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Feb‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Tyendinaga Mohawk Quinte Territory FN KG‐HAS‐QC‐011 Lower Sucker Creek 1251549301 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop update. Remains PSW. Wetland map appears to be missing. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 14‐Jun‐13 Conservation Tyendinaga Mohawk Lower Salmon River Quinte Territory FN KG‐BEL‐QC‐010 Wetland 1251549218 B3 ‐ Score Adjustment Desktop update. Remains PSW. Minor changes in Spec Feat section. ‐‐‐ ‐‐‐ 01‐Mar‐05 11‐Jun‐13 Conservation Page 60 of75 City of Quinte West – Notice of Statutory Public Open House:... Page 61 of 75 Page 62 of 75 PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING APRIL 10TH , 2014

Re: Healthy Communities Declaration Staff Recommendations:

1) THAT the Planning Staff Report dated April 10 th , 2014 entitled “Healthy Communities Declaration” be received: and

2) THAT the Planning Committee recommend to County Council that it support the Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Healthy Communities Partnership’s “Healthy Communities Declaration” and authorize the Warden to sign the Declaration on behalf of the County of Hastings.

Background/Purpose: At the February 13, 2014 Planning Committee meeting a deputation from members of the Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Healthy Communities Partnership was presented. The deputation provided the Planning Committee with their findings from a situational analysis of resident’s in Hastings and Prince Edward Counties regarding healthy eating and active living which they completed in the fall of 2013. The delegation also requested that the County support and sign a “Healthy Community Declaration” (see attachment no. 1).

The Planning Committee received the deputation and referred the request to support and sign the “Healthy Communities Declaration” to staff for a report.

Analysis/Comment: The Prince Edward Counties Healthy Communities Partnership prepared a situational assessment in the fall of 2013 to determine the support of residents and community stakeholders for supporting municipal policy related to healthy eating, active transportation and recreation in Hastings and Prince Edward Counties (including the cities of Belleville and Quinte West). The results of the analysis indicated that there is community readiness/support for consideration of municipal policies related to healthy eating, active transportation and recreation in Hastings County.

As the next step, the Healthy Communities Partnership has prepared a “Healthy Communities Declaration” and is approaching all 18 municipalities in Hastings and Prince Edward Counties requesting they consider supporting signing the Declaration. The intent of the Declaration is to raise municipal council’s awareness and consideration of how their decisions affect the heath and well being of their communities and residents. To date the City of Quinte West and Prince Edward County have signed the declaration. The declaration is also being presented to various other agencies and community groups.

Details of the declaration The declaration is general in nature and does not have stringent standards/requirements to be met. The “Healthy Communities Declaration” requests a commitment to: “ work towards building a healthy community ”, and further commit to: 1) promote the principles of Health in All Policies in policy and program development; and 2) build processes for collaborative actions that integrate health in current and future policies.

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The declaration is not intended to “force” Municipal Councils into making costly or unfeasible decisions, but to encourage Councils to have consideration for the impacts their decisions may have on the health of their communities and residents and where appropriate to make decisions which improve or enhance the health of the community and the ability for residents to make healthy choices.

Staff note that the County is already undertaking a number of activities that are identified in the declaration. The following highlights a few of the activities being undertaken by the County Planning Department that would be directly applicable to the “Healthy Communities Declaration” and demonstrates the County’s existing commitment to build, maintain and strengthen health communities:

1) Official Plan update -The updated Provincial Policy Statement (which comes into effect April 30, 2014) has enhanced and strengthened a number of policies that relate to building and maintaining strong, liveable and healthy communities. As all planning decisions are required to be consistent with the Provincial Policy Statement, planning staff have been preparing policies relating building strong, liveable and healthy communities in the new/updated County of Hastings Official Plan in consultation with the Health Unit. 2) Member of the Healthy Community Partnership -Planning staff participate as a member of the “ Hastings and Prince Edward Healthy Communities Partnership ” working group which is coordinated and chaired by the Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Health Unit. 3) As part of our Department’s development review process, the Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Health Unit is circulated on “larger” development applications (such as plans of subdivision) for review and comment.

Financial Implications: At this time there is no anticipated financial impact.

Summary: In many respects, the County is already performing several of the actions identified in the Declaration either voluntarily (participating in the Healthy Communities Partnership) or where required by regulation (Provincial Policy Statement). By supporting and signing the declaration, Hastings County Council will be confirming its current commitment to helping build, maintain and strengthen healthy active communities.

Respectfully Submitted by: Justin Harrow Date: March 31, 2014 Justin Harrow, Planner March 31 st , 2014

Director Concurrence: _____ Brian McComb ______Brian McComb, Director of Planning and Development

Attachment - 1) Healthy Communities Declaration.

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Re: New Regulation for Emerald Ash borer Staff Recommendations: 1) THAT the Planning Staff Report dated April 10 th , 2014 entitled “New Regulation for Emerald Ash Borer” be received.

Background/Purpose: Planning staff received a notice from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) dated February 24, 2014 regarding a new regulation for Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) which will be coming into effect on April 1, 2014 ( see attachment no. 1 ). Further, staff attended a workshop regarding the Emerald Ash Borer on March 18, 2014 to get a better understanding of the new regulation and any implications it may have on the County.

The purpose of this report is to summarize the new regulation of the Emerald Ash Borer and identify any changes that may affect the County.

Analysis/Comment: While detection of EAB is improving, EAB populations are often established for three to four years prior to being detected. Healthy looking trees can be infested without displaying any signs or symptoms, especially at the early stages of infestation. For these reasons, its understood that EAB has a high probability of being present in a larger area than is indicated by the available trapping and survey data. Consequently the CFIA has modified its regulatory approach in order to restrict movement of EAB to areas of Ontario and Quebec and elsewhere in Canada that are not considered to be infested.

The new regulation has significantly increased the regulated area for parts of Quebec and southern Ontario, which includes Hastings County (see attachment nos. 1 & 2 ). The regulation requires that any ash products within the regulated area cannot leave the regulated area without written permission from the CFIA. However, ash products may still move freely within the regulated area. In this regard, the regulation does not have any direct impact on the County or require any new actions to be taken. However, there may be impacts on the forestry industry within the County. Planning staff understand that the CFIA as well as the MNR have been in contact with and are working with the industry in this regard.

Financial Implications: At this time there is no anticipated financial impact.

Summary: The County of Hastings is located within the new regulated area for the Emerald Ash Borer, however the impact to the County’s daily functions and operations is negligible.

Respectfully Submitted by: Justin Harrow Date: March 31, 2013 Justin Harrow, Planner March 31 st , 2014

Attachments - 1) Letter from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, dated February 24, 2014; and 2) Map of current regulated area of the Emerald Ash Borer.

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P. Pilgrim, CAO/Clerk Re: By-Law 2014-10 (RR-2 & RU to RU-41) Municipality of Centre Hastings (Huntingdon) Pt. Lot 11, Conc. 5

Re: By-Law 2014-13 (D to R4-h) (Village) Plan 199 Pt. Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4

C. Bujas, Planning Secretary Re: By-Law 2014-012 (MA & EP to RR-74) Municipality of Hastings Highlands (Bangor) Pt. Lot 32, Conc. 1

Re: By-Law 2014-013 (MA & EP to MA-73) (Bangor) Pt. Lot 32, Conc. 1

Re: By-Law 2014-026 (MA to R2) (Herschel) Pt. Lot 1, Conc. 3

Re: By-Law 2014-027 (MA to R2) (Herschel) Pt. Lot 1, Conc. 3

Re: By-Law 2014-028 (MA to RR) (Herschel) Pt. Lot 1, Conc. 3

Re: By-Law 2014-029 (MA & EP to MA-75 & EP) (Herschel) Pt. Lot 1, Conc. 3

W. Lebow, Clerk-Administrator Re: By-Law 1338-2014 (RU & EP to RU-9 & EP) Township of Madoc Pt. Lot 8, Conc. 8

C. Croll, Clerk-Administrator Re: By-Law 1004-14 (PA to RR-9) & (PA to PA-13) Township of Stirling-Rawdon (Rawdon) Pt. Lot 15, Conc. 1

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