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Staff are available to discuss your project, provide you with an application, help you understand the approval process and the cost share amounts available for each completed project. the funding available to properties within the “two year time of travel” areas is called Early Actions Project Grants. To qualify for this funding, all projects must be completed, paid in full and supporting documentation submitted to Conservation Authority staff by December 31, 2010. Interested in applying? Improve your chances of success by reading "Steps to a Successful Funding Application" before you apply. 2010 Eligible projects include:
NOTE: Retroactive funding will also be considered for eligible projects completed after September 19, 2006.
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Latest News
| Submission of Proposed CLOSPA Assessment Report |
The Central Lake Ontario Source Protection Authority (CLOSPA) is pleased to anouce that on Tuesday, August 17th, the Proposed Assessment Rerport: CLOSPA was sumbitted to the Ministry of the Environment for approval. The Proposed Assessment Rerport: CLOSPA will be updated with Intake Protection Zone 3 (IPZ3) work in the summer of 2011. This work with idenity drinking water threats to Lake Ontario based drinking water sources.The Proposed Assessment Report identifies the location and nature of possible risks to sources of municipal drinking water and non-municipal systems in the Central Lake Ontario watershed. These risks include activities that are adversely impacting, or could impact, drinking water quality or quantity. The CTC Source Protection Committee is continuing to work to identify possible threats to Lake Ontario drinking water sources and these findings will be presented in an updated Assessment Report anticipated to be released mid-2011.We encourage you to read the Executive Summary or Full Report online.The report is also available on compact disc by request to sourcewater@trca.on.ca |
| Submission of the Proposed Assessment Report CLOSPA released |
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