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Comments in white are satisfied.<br />

Comments in orange background are not satisfied or are new comments.<br />

Comments in blue background can be addressed at the NFSSR stage.<br />

Comments in yellow are deferred due to need for hydrology model.<br />

APPENDIX A. TRCA COMMENTS ON SEATON MESPA DECEMBER 2011; MESPA TEAM RESPONSE FEBRUARY 2013<br />

# Section #<br />

Page # in<br />

PDF TRCA Comment Action Required<br />

NEW 7 S8.4 340 It is stated that some wetlands require a water Provide a rationale. Is this based on whether the<br />

balance model, while others only require a water wetlands are groundwater fed or not, wetland<br />

augmentation feasibility analysis. However no sensitivity, SWM scheme, etc.?<br />

rationale for the distinction is provided.<br />

Later in the section, it is stated that for some<br />

wetlands, SWMFs are to discharge downstream<br />

<strong>of</strong> the feature, however no augmentation is<br />

required. What is the rationale for this?<br />

Consulting Team’s Response<br />

April 27, 2011<br />

Action Taken<br />

MESPA December 2011<br />

TRCA Comment on MESPA<br />

Team Response<br />

February 2013<br />

Please refer to the following sections <strong>of</strong> the<br />

MESPA: B7.3, B7.4, B8.3.1 and B8.3.3.3.<br />

Sections B7.3 and B7.4 provide a general<br />

overview <strong>of</strong> the feature assessment and<br />

water balance analyses. Section B8.3.1<br />

provides the methodology specific to<br />

wetlands and Section B8.3.3 is the water<br />

balance needs assessment. The last<br />

section, namely Table B8.9 provides the<br />

rationale for whether a water balance<br />

analysis is required and if it is required,<br />

what type <strong>of</strong> analysis is required.<br />

NEW 8<br />

Appendix<br />

B8-C,<br />

Figure 4<br />

1307 The outfall for WD7 is depicted as cutting through<br />

a wetland and a long stretch <strong>of</strong> woodland.<br />

NEW 9 Table B9.4 348 FA3 is located in Ganetsekiagon Subwatershed<br />

not West Duffins as noted in the table.<br />

NEW 10 GIS Note that there are some conflicts shown between<br />

SWMF locations and proposed development<br />

fabric e.g. SWMF#3, 4,12, 13, 43, 46B, 29, 26,<br />

etc. In addition, mixed uses are shown at the<br />

preferred GO Station location east <strong>of</strong> Brock Rd.<br />

north <strong>of</strong> the rail corridor.<br />

NEW 11 Table B9.5 349 For woodlands (or other features) where open<br />

space uses negates the need for water balance,<br />

we need to ensure that this requirement is<br />

revisited if the land use changes through later<br />

planning phases.<br />

NEW 12 Table B9.5 351 For FB11, water balance is deferred to the EA.<br />

We request a complete listing <strong>of</strong> all features<br />

where water balance augmentation requirements<br />

need to be considered at the EA stage so that this<br />

information can be carried forward through that<br />

process.<br />

NEW 13 Table B9.5 352 States that FB18 has no development within the<br />

catchment “due to cultural heritage issues”,<br />

however the GIS land use layer “Compiled<br />

Neighbourhood Plan” indicates low density<br />

residential uses within the catchment.<br />

NEW 14 Table B9.6 354 FC1 indicates no water balance required because<br />

<strong>of</strong> only 0.5 ha <strong>of</strong> drainage will be diverted away.<br />

However, this is nearly all <strong>of</strong> the catchment.<br />

NEW 15 Table B9.8 365 There is no explanation in the footnotes for the<br />

“%Ro<strong>of</strong> Area Require 1 ”<br />

NEW 16 TableB9.8 365 The drainage area seems too high given the<br />

existing catchment boundary shown on the pmf<br />

for FC3 and FC17<br />

NEW17 GIS FC20 – the road seems to have been pushed right<br />

up against the hedgerow here instead <strong>of</strong><br />

remaining within the development lands or buffer.<br />

This is not appropriate given impacts to butternut<br />

and the north-south corridor. As a result <strong>of</strong> this,<br />

the LID measures are encroaching on the forest<br />

An alternate outfall location will be required that<br />

minimizes impacts to natural features.<br />

Please correct.<br />

Revise as necessary.<br />

For information purposes.<br />

The analysis and rationale as to whether a<br />

wetland required augmentation is provided<br />

in the individual Wetland Water Balance<br />

Figures provided in Appendix B8-C.<br />

The outfall for this SWMF follows the<br />

proposed Whites Road (Regional) road<br />

extension and thus the impacts to the NHS<br />

are minimized. No action required.<br />

This correction has been made to Table<br />

B9.4.<br />

Please refer to the figures in the MESPA<br />

which are the ones that govern. Note that<br />

the GIS is a tool to inform the MESP that<br />

all layers in GIS may not be as current as<br />

the MESPA figures.<br />

Noted; this is referenced in TOC <strong>of</strong><br />

NFSSRs and in <strong>Chapter</strong> J.<br />

Please provide a summary table. Noted:, this is referenced in <strong>Chapter</strong> J,<br />

Section 2.0<br />

Please clarify.<br />

Please clarify.<br />

Add missing footnote.<br />

Please double-check the existing drainage areas<br />

for these woodlands.<br />

Once the road location is moved to the west, the<br />

LID will also need to be relocated to avoid<br />

encroachment on the woodland.<br />

Please see the response to New #10. The<br />

Neighbourhood Plan in the GIS was out <strong>of</strong><br />

date.<br />

The text has been clarified and corrected.<br />

The footnote has been added.<br />

The areas have been corrected.<br />

The alignment <strong>of</strong> the Road is being<br />

established through the CPDP Regional<br />

Services Class EA. Since issuance <strong>of</strong> the<br />

MESPA the road location has been<br />

modified as per the EA. The LID measures<br />

will be located between the road and the<br />

PAGE 19 February 2013

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