Background Report - Town of Georgina

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Lake Simcoe LEGEND Study Boundary Watercourse Development Applications Waterbody Approved Development LSRCA Regulation Limit Meander Belt Width Overlay* Floodplain Overlay* Metro Road North Dalton Road Black River Black River Road NE-2 SE-3 Baseline Road Highway 48 * Meander belt width and floodplain occur within the LSRCA Regulation Limits. Produced using information under License with the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority © Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority, 2007 SW-1 Sutton Secondary Plan Review Study LSRCA Regulation Limits, Floodplain and Meander Belt Widths, Watercourses and Waterbodies ± Meters 0 250 500 1,000 1,500 TA4468 December 2007 1 : 25,000 2 JJJ BDB
Sutton Secondary Plan Review Study May 2008 Existing Environmental Conditions and Opportunities/Constraints Analysis Project No. TA4468 Areas requiring a permit under the Regulation include: • River or stream valley plus 15 m allowance from the greater of stable top of bank, floodline or meander belt width; and, • Wetlands, including 120 m from the edge of a PSW and 30 m from the edge of a non-PSW. Lands within Regulated Areas require a permit from the Conservation Authority to proceed with any development. The regulated areas do not constitute a required buffer from a feature but act as a trigger for further environmental work to confirm limits of development and appropriate setbacks/buffers from features such as floodline, stable top of bank, wetlands, riparian vegetation limits and meander belt. 3.10 Significant Woodlands Many of the forest blocks within and immediately adjacent to the study area are of a sufficient size, integrity and ecological function that they meet the test of significance under the Provincial Policy Statement and Region of York guidelines. Beyond the limits of the Secondary Plan study area, many of these woodlands are designated as part of the Greenbelt Plan Natural Heritage System. The size criteria used for identifying woodland significance within the study area was based on the following ranking system (Source: LSRCA 2007): • Provincially Significant (Level 1) - > 25 ha in area; • Provincially Significant (Level 2) - > 10 to < 25 ha in area; and, • Watershed Significant (Level 3) - > 4 ha and < 10 ha. 3.11 Greenbelt Plan The Sutton Secondary Plan area is located within the Provincial Greenbelt Plan and is designated as an existing Town/Village. An external river valley connection is identified along the Black River due to its linkage function between the Lake Simcoe shoreline to the North and the Oak Ridges Moraine to the south. The significant woodlands and wetlands that flank the boundary of the Secondary Plan area are designated as part of the Greenbelt Plan Natural Heritage System. Many of these natural heritage features extend into the Sutton Secondary Plan area providing significant habitat and linkage functions. The Greenbelt Plan policies call for a minimum 30 m buffer from significant natural heritage features such as woodlands, wetlands, and fish habitat. LGL Limited environmental research associates Page 11
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