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Conservation Areas Advisory Board Wednesday- May -8 -1968 #1/68
The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met in the Board Room, 17 Mill
Street on Wednesday, May 8, 1968, commencing at 1:30 p.m.
PRESENT WERE
Chairman
Members
Authority Vice - Chairman
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Adm. - Cons.Land Mgt. Div.
Technical Assistant
ABSENT WERE
Vice Chairman, Adv. Bd.
Members
MINUTES
C. Sauriol
A.M. Campbell
E. Card
K.C. Dalglish
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
H.S. Honsberger
H James
Mrs.
J .S.
N.H.
F.A.
F.L.
K.G.
W.A.
P.B.
M.W. Lister
Scott
Smith
Wade
Lunn
Higgs
McLean
Flood
I. McMullin
M.J. Breen
W. Dennison
A.A. Mackenzie
N .J. Scott
H.M. Smith
P. White
The Minutes of Meeting #3/67 were presented.
Res. #1 Moved by:
Seconded by:
E . Card
H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #3/67, as presented, be
adopted.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
The Staff Progress Report for the period January to April, 1968, was
presented.
Res. #2 Moved by:
Seconded by:
H. James
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Progress Report for the period January to
April, 1968, be received and filed.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
MAPLE SYRUP PROGRAMME - 1968
A Staff Report was presented, covering the operation of the 1968 Maple
Syrup Demonstration, and making certain recommendations for the future.
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Res. #3
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Moved by: E. Card
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Report covering the operation of the 1968
Maple Syrup Demonstration be received; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: In connection with the Authority's Maple
Syrup Operation, the following improvements be made to the Bruce's
Mill Conservation Area maple syrup demonstration facilities prior to
the 1969 season, at an estimated cost of $2,000.00:
(a) The trail be extended around the perimeter of the west woodlot
in order to enable the interpretation of the maple syrup
operation as a part of an overall woodlot management programme;
(b) The old -time maple syrup operation be relocated at the eastern
terminus of the extended trail and that it be augmented by the
inclusion of a demonstration of Indian methods of collecting
and making syrup;
The following improvements be made to the evaporating shack:
(i) a ramp be constructed so that small children can
see into the evaporator;
(ii) spare working parts for the evaporator be purchased
in order that their function can be demonstrated to
the visitors;
(d) The number of trees tapped next year be increased by 300 trees
and the tapping operation extended to the eastern woodlot.
(c)
HEART LAKE CONSERVATION AREA
REQUEST RE SPEED SKATING
A Staff communication was presented outlining a request from Grenadier
Speed Skating Club to hold a speed skating championship at the Heart
Lake Conservation Area in late January or early February 1969.
Res. # Moved by: H. James
Seconded by: K.C. Dalglish
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff communication outlining a request from
Grenadier Speed Skating Club to hold a speed skating championship at
the Heart Lake Conservation Area in late January or early February
1969 be received; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Permission be granted to the Grenadier
Speed Skating Club to hold a speed skating championship at the Heart
Lake Conservation Area in late January or early February, 1969,
subject to an agreement being drawn up between The Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and the Grenadier Speed
Skating Club, containing the following provisions:
(a) The Grenadier Speed Skating Club pay all costs beyond normal
maintenance in connection with the preparation of the ice
surface;
(b) The Grenadier Speed Skating Club obtain liability insurance
coverage in an amount satisfactory to the Property Administrator;
(c) Spectators to the championship pay the normal admission cost;
(d) The Grenadier Speed Skating Club be permitted to make a charge
in addition to the Authority's charge for viewing the speed
skating championship, if they so desire, and that the method of
collecting the additional charge be approved by the Conservation
Land Management Administrator, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
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CLAREMONT CONSERVATION AREA
PROPOSED BRIDLE TRAIL
A communication was presented outlining
ment of a bridle trail at the Claremont
Res. #5 Moved by:
Seconded by:
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a suggestion for the establish -
Conservation Area.
K.C. Dalglish
H. James
RESOLVED THAT: The communication outlining suggestions for the
establishment of a bridle trail at Claremont Conservation Area be
received; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: A public
the Claremont Conservation Area on a
on the plan of the Area dated May 8,
riding trail be established at
route similar to that indicated
1968; and further
THAT a suitable fee be charged for the use
BLACK CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
MASTER PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT
of the said Trail.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
A Staff Report on a Master Plan of Development for the Black Creek
Conservation Area was presented and discussed in detail.
Res. #6 Moved by:
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: H. James
RESOLVED THAT: The Report on the Master Plan of Development for the
Black Creek Conservation Area be received and appended as Schedule
"A" of these Minutes; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Plan of Development, dated March -1968,
for the Black Creek Conservation Area, together with the Report dated
May 8, 1968, be adopted and proceeded with as funds are available.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA
GRAVEL PIT RESTORATION EXPERIMENT
A Staff communication, together with a plan for carrying out a
programme of experimental gravel pit restoration, was presented.
Moved by: N.H. Smith
Seconded by: Mrs. M.W. Lister
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff communication, together with a plan for
carrying out a programme of experimental gravel pit restoration be
received; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The programme of experimental gravel pit
restoration be carried out at the Greenwood Conservation Area during
1968, within budget limits.
GLEN MAJOR FOREST & WILDLIFE AREA
- Re- naming
The matter of
Area has been
was presented
Res. #8
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
re- naming the Glen Major Forest & Wildlife Conservation
under discussion for some time. A Staff communication
containing certain suggestions in this connection.
Moved by: A.M. Campbell
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Glen Major Forest and Wildlife Con-
servation Area be re -named the Goodwood Forest & Wildlife Conservation
Area.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
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CAMPING PROGRAMME - 1968
A Staff Report was presented outlining the proposed Camping Programme
for 1968.
Res. #9 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: A.M. Campbell
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Report on Proposed Camping for 1968 be re-
ceived and appended as Schedule "B" of these Minutes; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Recommendations contained in the Staff
Report on Proposed Camping for 1968 to carry out experimental
camping weekends in 1968 be approved; and further
THAT a fee of $5.00 per vehicle per weekend be charged for participat-
ion in the said programme, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
MILNE CONSERVATION AREA
Master Plan & Appointment
of Consultants
A communication was presented by the Chairman advising that proposals
have been received and the following Consulting Firms have been
interviewed for the preparation of a Master Plan for development of
the Milne Conservation Area:
Project Planning Associates
Richard Strong Associates
Johnson, Sustronk, Weinstein & Associates
Michael Hough & Associates
The matter was discussed at some length.
Res. #10 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: K.0 . Dalglish
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The firm of Richard Strong Associates
Limited be engaged to prepare a Master Plan for the Milne Conservation
Area, as provided for in the 1968 Budget of the Authority.
UNANIMOUSLY;
PROPOSED JOINT MEETING WITH
REFORESTATION & LAND USE ADVISORY BOARD
The matter of the proposed Joint Meeting with the Reforestation and
Land Use Advisory Board scheduled for September 19, 1968, was discussed.
IT WAS AGREED and the Board suggests that the meeting be held at the
Glen Haffy Extension in the afternoon, September 19, 1968 and that the
Meeting include a short field trip of Humber Forest properties, and a
buffet supper.
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:15 p.m., May 8, 1968.
C. Sauriol
Chairman
F.L. Lunn
Secretary- Treasurer
SCHEDULE "A"
REPORT D -5
Re: Master Plan of Development
Black Creek Conservation ;area
I. Introduction
The Black Creek Conservation •irea provides the physical setting
for Pioneer Village. In the early years of the Authority, the restor-
ations at Black Creek were actually a part of the Conservation :,rea
development. Many changes in government policy and :authority admin-
istration have occurred, so that now the Village and Conservation Area
are considered separate entities.
The Black Creek Conservation Area consists of 116.8 acres. The
restored area (not part of the Conservation Area) consists of 65 acres,
extending northward from the present refreshment, booth to the Dalziel
barn. The remaining 51.E acres are considered to be the Black Creek
Conservation Area. It is this portion of the property to which this
plan of development refers.
II. Development to Date
Development to date under Conservation Area schemeshas included
the construction of temporary parking areas, access roads, turf
establishment and improvement, the installation of services (hydro,
water and sewers), the construction of a service building, pond con-
struction, fencing, construction of workshop craft buildings, washroom
building, reforestation, landscaping, superintendent's residence,
refreshment booth, stream improvement and a portion of the cost of
the Steeles Avenue bridge construction. The development which remains
to be done will include the completion of perimeter landscaping,
perimeter fencing and development of the 51.$ acres lying south of
the refreshment booth in the valley of the Black Creek.
III. Recommended Plan of Development
(a) Surrounding Development - The plan of development for the
valley of the Black Creek south of the restored area must take into
consideration the surrounding development which is either proposed or
underway. This year the Borough of North York will construct on the
eastern boundary a north -south collector road. This road will
become the main access to the Black Creek Conservation Area and Pioneer
Village. The construction of this road will make possible the develop-
ment of permanent parking areas for the Village and will strongly
define the eastern boundary of the Black Creek Area. To the east of
the collector road lies the rapidly expanding York University. The
campus plan calls for a large amount of green space and thie will open
through a draw to the valley. Provision should be made for foot
access from the York campus to the Black Creek valley. The York
campus plan also makes provision for a large number of parking spaces
on the western boundary of the campus. It is anticipated that
additional parking will be required for the Pioneer Village during
peak periods and negotiations are underway with the University to
make arrangements for Authority use of University parking lots at peak
times. To the west of the Black Creek valley, south of the Village,
a large Ontario government housing scheme is underway. This scheme
will provide dwellings of all types, including single families, row
housing and high rise. The housing scheme is designed in such a way
as to take advantage of the Black Creek valley, and the Authority has
already approved access points from the housing scheme to Authority
lands in the valley.
Finally, the ;authority itself has recently approved a design
for a Black Creek Visitor Centre. This facility will be the main
buffer between the Conservation Area and the restored Village. The
development of the Conservation Area must take the proposed Visitor
Centre into consideration and direct; traffic to it, through it and
from it.
(b) Consultants - In 1963 the firm of Gordon S. Adamson Assoc-
iates was engaged to prepare a plan of development for the Black
Creek Conservation Area. Their plan concentrated primarily on that
portion of the property north of the refreshmene booth, and dealt with
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specific problems concerning the Steeles Avenue crossing, parking areas
and the collector road.
This plan is an extension of the :damson plan and includes recommendat-
ions made in the Adamson plan, together with other recommendations
which deal with the specific: use of the valley lands.
The plan of development for the Black Creek Conservation Area dated
March, 1968, makes the following provisions:
- foot access from the restored area; Fork University and residential
areas to the valley;
- exclusion of all vehicle traffic from the valley;
- a system of landscape plantings to provide pleasant walkways and to
soften the view from surrounding development;
- major picnic facilities immediately south of the restored area and
adjacent to the Visitor Centre;
- fire circles for group events convenient to University access and
residential access;
- sanitary facilities in the picnic area and at the fire circle
locations;
- a system of foot paths from the Village along the length of the
valley;
- an area reserved for future development at the site of the one time
Indian village;
- the construction of a Visitor Centre;
- the construction of a parking lot providing 750 parking spaces.
IV. Estimated Costs
It is estimated that the cost of the development recommended in .
this plan will be as follows
Visitor Centre $ 750,0030
Fencing 11, 000
Boundary Planting 6,000
Parking Areas ,000
Walkways & Service Roads 75 10,0030
Seed, Sod, Fertilizer 12,000
Landscape Trees 3,000
Services (hydro connections and 20,000
storm sewer)
Valley Development;
Walkways and Service Roads 25,000
Washroom Buildings (3) 15,000
Fire Circles (4) 3,000
Footbridges (4) 1,000
Picnic Area Development 3,000
Seed, Sod, Chemicals - 12,000
Landscape Trees, Reforestation, Shrubs 15,000
Services
Total $971,000
V. Recommendations
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT the plan -of development dated March, 1968,
for the Black Creek Conservation Area, together with the report dated
May 8, 1968, be adopted.
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SCHEDULE"Btt REPORT
Re: 196$ Program - Camping
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At Conservation Areas Advisory Board meeting ,/2/67 a report from a
Camping Sub - Committee was presented. This report contained a number
of recommendations and was adopted by the Advisory Board. It was for-
warded to the Executive where it was adopted, and thence to the full
Authority where the report was referred back to the Executive Committee.
One of the recommendations in the report was as follows:
;t(d) The staff be directed to prepare a proposal for the development of
overnight camp grounds for lightly equipped hikers; the proposal
to include trial camping week -ends in 1968."
In turning the recommendations back to the Executive Committee, the
Authority wanted the matter of camping given further study. The
Executive Committee later adopted a resolution directing the staff to
study lands presently owned by the Authority and determine those
which were suitable for camping and those which were not suitable for
camping.
On the recommendation of the Information & Education advisory Board,
the Executive Committee adopted a resolution outlining a program of
events for 1968, and this program of events included 8 hiking and
camping week -ends for Conservation Areas. The experience gained from
these camping and hiking week -ends will be invaluable to the staff
in assessing the suitability of Authority lards and the compatibility
of existing facilities with the various types of camping.
In order to determine the effects of various types of camping on our
lands and our existing programs, considerable variation is being pro-
posed in these trial week -ends. The following program is recommended:
Glen l or Forest &C idi ldlif Conservation .rem,
- Area open each week -end commencing June 15th through Labour Day.
- Campers arrive at Area between 10 a.rn. and 12 noon Saturday morning,
- Leave their camping equipment with Area attendant who will transport
it via tractor and wagon to the camping site.
- Campers then hike over marked trail to camp ground.
- Attendant remains in Area overnight to give supervision.
- Attendant picks up equipment from camp site and transports it to
Area entrance Sunday afternoon.
- Campers hike out via different route.
- No special program arranged.
- Cost: $5.00 per vehicle per week -end.
Cold Creek
- Two camping week -ends are scheduled at Co].d Creek: June 22 - 23 and
July 20 .. 21.
- Campers arrive before 8.30 p-.m. Friday evening or Saturday morning.
- Program: Friday evening - bonfire, 9 p.m.
Saturday morning - 10 a.m, Choice of rifle range, archery
range, trap range, or field trip.
Saturday afternoon - 2nd choice from above.
Saturday evening - Movies, including Authorityts flood con-
trol film.
Sunday morning - Early birds hike
Sunday midday - Visit to Albion Hills Area or choice of
Cold Creek facilities (campers' choice),
Cost: $5.00 per vehicle per week -end.
Albion Hills
.- Two camping week -ends are planned for the Albion Hills Conservation
Area: June 8 - 9 and august 10 - 11.
- Program: Friday evening - bonfire, 9 p.m.
Saturday morning - 11 a.m. Forest & wildlife hike
Saturday afternoon - free time
Saturday night - Movies
Sunday morning - Early birds hike
- 11 a .rn. Farm tour
1968 Program - Camping - 2 --
Albion Hills (conttd)
Cost ; $5.00 per vehicle per week -end.
These programs have been designed to Give the staff an opportunity to
determine camper response to the Area and its facilities and the type
of program laid or ataff will be in attendance at all times to make
the necessary observations and supervisory staff will be provided to
oversee the program. It is strongly recommended that members of this
Advisory Board avail themselves of the opportunity to observe the
experimental camps.
IT IS ECO ENDED THAT the programs set �o�At or the experimental
camping eek -ends i r report ; 9 of Conservation Areas Advisory :s Boas: c
meeting ii1/6a be adopted.
IT IS FURTHER RCt WM+.'hiNDEO THAT a fee of 0.00 per vehicle per Yvoek-
end by charged for participation in the camping programs.
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MINUTES
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Cons. Areas A.B. -£9, Ref. & L.U. A.B. Thursda- Sept- 19 -19b$ #2/6F3
The Conservation Areas Advisory Board met jointly with the Reforestat-
ion and Land Use Advisory Board at Glen Haffy Extension (Albion Trout
Club) on Thursday, September 19, 1965, commencing at 1:00 p.m.
PRESENT WERE
Chairman, Cons.
Vice-Chairman
Members
Areas
Members of the Reforestation &
Secretary - Treasurer
Director of Operations
Administrator - C.L.M. Div.
Tech.Asst. - C.L.M. Div.
" - Water - C.L.M. Div.
ABSENT WERE
Members
C. Sauriol
I. McMullin
E. Card
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
H.S. Hon.sherger
H . James
mes
Mrs.
A. A.
J.S.
N .J.
N .H.
Land
K.G.
W.A.
P.B.
J.D.
M.W. Lister
�a�,l
Mackenzie
Scott
Scott
Smith
Use Advisory
Lunn
Higgs
McLean
Flood
Agnew
M.J. Breen
A.M. Campbell
K.C. Dalglish
W. Dennison
H.M. Srnith
P. White
MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting #1/63 were presented.
Res. #11 Moved. by: Mrs. J.A.
Seconded by: E. Card
RESOLVED THAT: The Minutes of Meeting #1/68, as
adopted.
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
A combined Staff Progress Report of Conservation
ion and Land Use was presented by Mr. McLean.
Gardner
Board
presented, be
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
Areas and Reforeet at-
Res. #12 •1• Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. M.W. Lister
RESOLVED THAT: The combined Staff Progress Report of Conservation
Areas and Reforestation and Land Use be received.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
COMMITTEE REPORT RE ROADSIDE PLANTINGS
AND WAYSIDE CONSERVATION
A Committee Report on Roadside Plantings and Wayside Conservation
was presented and discussed in detail.
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Res. #13 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: Concurrent with any further Symposiums on Roadside
Plantings and Wayside Conservation which may be held, arrangements be
made for a panel to discuss the subject on television.
UNANIMOUSLY;
WATER QUALITY MONITORING
A Staff Report was presented recommending that the Authority re- institute
a system of water quality monitoring which will give valuable information
in devising management practices.
Res. #14 Moved by: H.S. Honsberger
Seconded by: H. James
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff Report concerning Water Quality Monitoring be
received; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Provision be made in the 1969 Budget of the
Authority for the establishment of a Water Quality Monitoring System for
Conservation Areas. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
REPORT RE FAMILY CAMPING
A Report on the suitability of Conservation Areas for family camping,
designating those lands owned by the Authority or proposed for acquisit-
ion by the Authority which are suitable for family camping purposes, was
presented by Mr. McLean. The matter was discussed at some length.
Moved by: Mrs. M.W. Lister
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The Report on the suitability of Conservation lands for
family and group camping be received; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The following action, as recommended by the
Staff, - deleting item (a)- be taken:
(a) THAT two family tourist camp sites be established; one at
Petticoat Creek Conservation Area and the second at Claire -
ville Conservation Area; - (DELETE)
(b) THAT family overnight campgrounds be established at Albion
Hills Conservation Area, Cold Creek Conservation Area and
Greenwood Conservation Area;
(c) THAT family wilderness campgrounds be established at the
Palgrave Conservation Area and Claremont Conservation Area;
(d) THAT the family wilderness campground established in 196$
at Goodwood Forest & Wildlife Conservation Area be continued;
(e) THAT the group camping programme already established by the
Authority be continued;
(f) THAT a group campground be established at Claireville Con-
servation Area;
(g) THAT the Staff be directed to draft administrative procedures
and regulations governing the use of campgrounds operated by
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority;
(h) THAT the Conservation Areas Advisory Board consider the
inclusion of funds necessary to construct the recommended
facilities in a long -term capital development plan.
AMENDMENT
Res, #15
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Moved by I. McMullin
Seconded by: H, James
RESOLVED THAT: The Report on the suitability of Conservation lands for
family and group camping be received; and further
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The following action, as recommended by the
Staff, be taken:
(a) THAT two family tourist camp sites be established; one at
Petticoat Creek Conservation Area and the second at Claire -
ville Conservation Area;
(b) THAT family overnight campgrounds be established at Albion
Hills Conservation Area, Cold Creek Conservation Area and
Greenwood Conservation Area;
(c) THAT family wilderness campgrounds be established at the
Palgrave Conservation Area and Claremont Conservation Area;
(d) THAT the family wilderness campground established in 196$
at Goodwood Forest & Wildlife Conservation Area be continued;
(e) THAT the group camping programme already established by the
Authority be continued;
THAT a group campground be established at Claireville Con-
servation Area;
THAT the Staff be directed to draft administrative procedures
and regulations governing the use of campgrounds operated by
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority;
(h) THAT the Conservation Areas Advisory Board consider the
inclusion of funds necessary to construct the recommended
facilities in a long -term capital development plan.
(f)
(g)
CARRIED;
BRUCE'S MILL CONSERVATION AREA
- GATEHOUSE
A Staff communication was presented advising that the proposed gatehouse
for Bruce's Mill Conservation Area will be located on the site of the
existing temporary gatehouse and will be of concrete block and rough
face brick construction, approximately 9'x12'6". The brick will be
located in panels at the north and south portions of the building, and
this brick is similar material to what is used on the new gates. The
panel effect of the dark coloured brick and lighter coloured painted
concrete block will connect it visually to the workshop. The roof will
be of tar and gravel construction of butterfly shape, with slight
projections to the north and south. The building will be heated with
electricity and it will incorporate a commode type toilet facility.
Estimated cost for the building is approximately $3,000,00, including
services,
Res, #16 Moved by:
Seconded by:
E. Card
H. James
RESOLVED THAT: The design of the proposed Bruce's Mill gatehouse be
approved,
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 4:00 p.m., September 19, to tour
various forest properties, in company with Members of the Reforestat :..pr,
and Land Use Advisory Board,
C. Sauriol F.L. Lunn _
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
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Conservation Areas Advisory Board Thursday - December -19 -1968. #3/68
The Conservation Areas
Thursday, December 19,
PRESENT WERE
Chairman
Members
Representatives
Authority Chairman
Authority Vice- Chairman
Secretary- Treasurer
Director of Operations
Adm. - C.L.Mgt. Div.
Tech. Asst. - C.L.Mgt. Div.
Gen. Supt. - C.L.Mgt. Div.
Tech.Asst. - Water - CLMDiv.
Advisory Board met at 17 Mill Street on
1968, commencing at 2:00 p.m.
of
Richard
C. Sauriol
E. Card
K.C. Dalglish
Mrs. J.A. Gardner
H.S. Honsberger
H. James
Mrs. M.W. Lister
A.A. Mackenzie
J.S. Scott
N.J. Scott
N.H. Smith
P. White
Strong Associates
Dr. G. Ross Lord
Wade
Lunn
Higgs
McLean
Flood
Loker
Agnew
ABSENT WERE
Vice - Chairman
Members
MINUTES
The Minutes of Meeting #2/68 were
Res. #17 Moved by:
Seconded by:
RESOLVED THAT:
adopted.
F.A.
F.L.
K.G.
W.A.
P.B.
D.W.
J.D.
I. McMullin
M.J. Breen
A.M. Campbell
W. Dennison
H.M. Smith
presented.
E. Card
K.C. Dalglish
The Minutes of Meeting #2/68, as presented, be
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
STAFF PROGRESS REPORT
A Staff Progress Report for the
was presented by Mr. McLean.
Res. #18
RESOLVED THAT:
December, 1968,
Moved by:
Seconded by:
period September to December, 1968,
H. James
N.H. Smith
The Staff Progress Report for the period September to
be received and filed.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
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PROPOSED PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT
MINE CONSERVATION AREA
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Representatives of the firm, Richard Strong Associates, assisted by
the Staff, presented a Proposed Plan of Development for the Milne
Conservation Area.
Res #19 Moved by E, Card
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
RESOLVED THAT: The Proposed Flan of Development of the Milne Con-
servation Area, as presented by Richard Strong Associates and the
Staff, be received; and
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Plan of Development for the Milne
Conservation Area as proposed by the firm, Richard Strong Associates,
be adopted in principle and implemented as funds become available;
and further in this connection,
THAT the Plan be presented to the Council of The Town of Markham, for
thelr information CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
PROJECT CA -L - A PROJECT FOR THE
ACQUI I'TION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE
FRENCHMAN'S BAY CONSERVATION AREA
The Staff presented a communication having regard to Project CA-48,
A Project for the Acquisition and Development of the Frenchman's Bay
Conservation Area
Res. #20 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: H, James
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT; Project CA-48, A Project for the Acquisit-
ion and Development of the Frenchman's Bay Conservation Area, be
adopted; and further in this connection, that the following action be
taken:
(a) The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and the Municipality
of the Township of Pickering be designated as benefiting;
(bi The Township of Pickering be requested to transfer to the
Authority, for a nominal sum, all lands owned by the Township
included within the Project;
(c) The Minister of Energy and Resources Management be requested
to approve this Project and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(d) When approved, the appropriate Authority officials be authorized
to take whatever action is required in connection with the
Project, including the execution of any necessary
documents.
UNANIMOUSLY;
PRCJECT CA -55 - A PROJECT FOR THE
EXTENSION OF THE GREENWOOD
CONSERVATION AREA
A Sr•aff communication was presented proposing a further extension to
the Greenwood Conservation Area.
Res. #21 Moved by:
Seconded by:
H.S. Honsberger
N.J. Scott
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: Project CA -55, A Project for the Extension
of the Greenwood Conservation Area, be adopted; and further in this
cohr,ection, that the following action be taken:
(a; All member municipalities be designated as benefiting;
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(b) The Minister of Energy and Resources Management be requested
to approve this Project and a grant of 50% of the cost thereof;
(c) When approved, the appropriate Authority officials be authorized
to take whatever action is required in connection with the
Project, including the execution of any necessary documents.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
PRELIMINARY BUDGET ESTIMATES - 1969
The Staff presented a detailed report on Preliminary Budget Estimates
for 1969,
Res. #22 Moved by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
Seconded by: H.S. Honsberger
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Preliminary Budget Estimates for 1969,
as appended as Schedule "A" of these Minutes, be recommended for
consideration in the 1969 Budget of the Authority.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
FIVE -YEAR CONSERVATION AREAS
DEVELOPMENT PLAN - 1970 - 1971.
The Staff presented a Five Year Conservation Areas Development Plan
for the period 1970 to 1974.
Res. #23 Moved by:
Seconded by:
P. White
N.J. Scott
RESOLVED THAT: The Proposed Five Year Conservation Areas Development
Plan for the period 1970 to 1974 be received and appended as Schedule
ngtt of these Minutes; and
THE BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT: The Five Year Conservation Areas Develop-
ment Plan for the period 1970 to 1972.., as appended as Schedule ' ?Btt of
these Minutes, be adopted as the development guideline for the
Conservation Areas for that period.
PROPOSED HIKING TRAIL
CLAREMONT TO GLEN MAJOR
Res. #24
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
Moved by: Mrs. M.W. Lister
Seconded by: N.J. Scott
RESOLVED THAT: The Staff be directed to investigate the possibility
of establishing a hiking trail, connecting Claremont and Glen Major
Conservation Areas.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
WILCOX LAKE AREA
Some discussion took place having regard to certain actions being
taken by the Township of Whitchurch in connection with the Wilcox
Lake Area.
Res. #25
Moved by: Dr. G. Ross Lord
Seconded by: Mrs. J.A. Gardner
RESOLVED THAT: The following be a Committee to meet with the Township
of Whitchurch in connection with the development of the Wilcox Lake
area: F.A. Wade, C. Sauriol.
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY;
ADJOURNMENT
On Motion, the Meeting adjourned at 1.:20 p.m., December 19.
C. Sauriol F.L. Lunn
Chairman Secretary- Treasurer
D -15
SCHEDULE "A"
To: Conservation Areas Advisory Board
Re: 1969 Budget Proposals
Attached are the detailed proposals for the administrative and develop-
ment budgets concerning the Conservation Areas for 1969.
In summary, these proposals provide for the continued development of
the Conservation Areas in accordance with a five year capital budget
plan which was considered by this Board in 1965 and which will be
complete in 1969. The progress of the work which was proposed in the
five year plan has been steady and in most Areas our objectives have
been achieved. A major exception has been the Claireville Conservation
Area which was proposed to be well advanced in its development by 1969,
but each year cuts in the budget allocation have necessitated a delay
in major development. We have, however, been able to carry out suffic-
ient work in Claireville to be in a position where partial opening of
the Area in proposed for 1969.
Due to a proposed shift in Authority monies to the Flood Control Plan,
the estimates for Conservation Area development in 1969 are consider-
ably lower than in previous years.
Section I - Tools, lguipm nt Vehicles & Machinery -- The proposals
for 1969 in this category are confined to the replacement of existinC
equipment with the exception of a proposal to acquire two new tractors,
additional snow removing equipment and equipment for Conservation Area
operation.
Section II - Land -- In 196$ the budget allocation for land acquisition
was $150,000. In 1969 it is proposed that this amount be reduced to
$50,000.
Section III - Area Development -- The major developments proposed for
Conservation Areas, in addition to elm tree removals, tree and shrub
planting and turf improvement in 1969 are as follows.
Heart Lake - Construct a parking lot in the former location of the
service area and continue the construction of shoreline protection
west of the boat dock.
Albion Hills - Extend the hydro and water services to the Kleinburg
property where the winter sports area has been developed. Construct
stream improvements in a continuing program of streambank erosion con-
trol.
Cold Creek - Construct a parking lot to serve the central part of the
Area, including the Field Study Centre, and surface the main _srea road
from the gatehouse to the rifle range parking lot.
nevd - Construct a security fence along the south boundary. Surface
the se,vice area road and parking lot and carry out stream improeemen1-s
in the vicinity of the ford.
Glen Hafer - Surface the service road from the fish ponds to the work-
shop and complete construction of the refreshment booth and purchase
six aluminum boats.
Greenwood - Winterize the water system in the vicinity of the refresh-
ment booth and extend the service to the superintendents house.
Claremont - Construct a Conservation Field Study Centre and establish
road, parking, hydro and water services to serve the Centro. It is
anticipated that the .,uthority9s share of the cost of this project
will be raised through the Conservation Foundation.
Black Creek - Construct road access from the new collector road and
construct first half of the parking lot in connection with the new
entrance.
Bruces s Mill - Improve the nature trail by construction of a catwalk
through wet areas and purchase 100 additional picnic tables.
Claireville - Continue program of road construction by improvements to
the Sth line road which has now been closed by the Twp. of Toronto Gore
and is an Area road. Construct a refreshment booth. Complete con-
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struction of beach and install beach equipment. Purchase 250 picnic
tables and install signs, pit toilets, barbecues and garbage containers.
Milne - Continue program of turf establishment.
Lower Rouge - Surface the Area access road and parking lots. Complete
construction of beach centre.
Goodwood - Construct access road and parking lot.
Enc.
10.12.6$
W. A.McLean, Administrator,
Conservation Land Management
Division.
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CONSERVATION AREAS
PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT BUDGET
1969
Heart Lake $ 39,750.
Albion Hills 34,700.
Cold Creek 23,100.
Boyd 36,800.
Glen Haffy 24,900.
Greenwood 24,300.
Claremont 181,100.
Black Creek 76,500.
Bruce's Mill 22,000.
Palgrave 1,000.
Claireville 96,700.
Lake St. George 5,350.
Milne 8,900.
Lower Rouge 13,600.
Goodwood 5,350.
Total $594,050.
R E V E N U E
Foundation $ 93,200.
Authority Levy 203,825.
Provincial Grant 297,025.
A22, Tools & Equipment
1 Industrial 3/8 drill (L.R.)
1 Paint shaker (C.S.)
1 Electric grindstone (Clair.)
A23, Vehicles
1 3/4 ton truck, 4x4, clump, with
1 3/4 ton dump truck, with trade
1 1 ton window van with trade (0
1 Station wagon with trade (head
trade (Green.)
(B.M.)
.S.)
office)
A24, Machinery
1 Tractor similar to MF135, with trade (A.H.)
1 Tractor similar to MF2135, with loader & blade
(river crew)
1 Turf special tractor with mower (B.M.)
1 Tractor similar to MF135 (Clair.)
1 Tiller (Nursery)
2 24" self prop. rotary mowers (C.C., L.R.)
1 PTO equipped riding mower (H.L.)
2 chain saws (Clair., G.H.)
1 Fire pump & hose (Clair.)
1 Steam cleaner (C.S.)
2 Snow blowers (B.M., C.C.)
1 Snow blower front mounted (A.H.)
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$ 50.00
175.00
120.00
345.00
3200.00
3000.00
3000.00
2900.00
12100.00
2800.00
6000.00
4800.00
3800.00
1100.00
550.00
1100.00
500.00
3000.00
850.00
1800.00
1400.00
27700.00
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Acct.
X969 1968
Item Estimate Estimate
C2C HEART LAKE
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees(nursery) 500. 600.
4. Reforestation 100.
Ground Development
9. Turf establishment 500. 1000.
10.Turf improvement 500.
Road & Parking Const.
23.Parking lot construction 5000. 5000.
Bu ldinc Construction
29.Service building 700. 700.
River,Lake & Stream Imp.
41.Shore improvements 5000. 5000.
Conservation Equipment,
45.Picnic tables 400. 450.
48.Signs & finishing mater. 50.
General Development,
53.General development 2000. 2000.
Labour & Interest
55.Labour & interest 25000. 25000.
Total C2C 39750. 47265.
C6C ALBION HILLS
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 500. 500.
Ground Development
10.Turf improvement 500.
12.Water service 600.
13.Hydro service 1300. 2400.
Road_ & Parking Cons .
20.Road construction 1200. 2300.
21.Bridge construction 1100.
Building Construction
29.Service building 300. 300.
River ,Lake & Stream Imp.
40.Stream improvements 3000. 3000.
Conservation Equipment
45.Picnic tables 400. 400.
General Development
53.General development 2000. 2000.
Labour & Interest
55.Labour & interest 23800. 23800.
Total C6C 34700. 41750.
Acct.
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1969 196$
Item Estimate Estimate
C7C COLD CREEK
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 500.
Ground Development
10. Turf improvement
11. Trail development
1$. Woodlot management
19. Family camp area
500.
500.
1000.
200.
1000. 2700.
Road & Parking Const.
20. Road construction 2000.
23. Parking lot construction 5000. 7000.
Building Construction
36. Conservation field centre 1300. 1300.
General Development
53. Materials 1000. 1000.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 10600. 10600.
Total C7C
23100. 60050.
C8C BOYD
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 500.
4. Reforestation 200. 700.
Ground Development
7. Fencing 7000.
10. Turf improvement 500.
19. Seed beds 700. 8200.
Road & Parkinf Const.
20. Road construction 2500.
23. Parking lot const. 1000. 3500.
River,Lake & Stream Imp.
39. Beach construction 1500.
40. Stream improvements 1000. 2500.
Conservation Equipment
49. Pit toilets 1100. 1100.
General Development
53. General development 2000. 2000.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 1$800. 1$800.
Total C8C 36$00. 41$50.
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1969 1968
Acct. Item Estimate Estimate
$ $ $
C13 C GLEN HAFFY
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 500.
2. Landscape trees 250. 750.
Ground Development
10. Turf improvement 500.
11. Trail development 500. 1000.
Road & Parking Const.
20. Road construction 1800. 1800.
Building Construction
27. Refreshment booth 600.
29, Service building 100. 850.
35. Gatehouse 150•
Conservation Equipment
50. Boats 1200. 1200.
General Development
53. General development 1000. 1000.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 18300. 18300.
Total C13C 24900. 28900.
C140 GREENWOOD
Ground Development
10. Turf improvement 200. 2900.
12. Water service 2700.
Building Construction
26. Beach centre 100. 100.
River,Lake & Stream Imp.
39. Beach construction 1000. 1000.
General Development
53. General development 7000. 7000.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 13300. 13300.
Total C14C
C15C GLEN_ MAJOR
Total C15C
C17C HUMBER TRAILS
Total C17C
24300. 14900.
800.
3.969
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1968
Acct. Item Estimate Estimate
C19C LU EMONT
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
*1. Landscape trees (nursery) 200.
Ground Development
*9. Turf establishment 2000.
10. Turf improvement 300.
*11. Trail development 500.
*12. Water service 2500.
*13. Hydro service 2000. 7300.
Road & Parking Const.
*20. Road construction 5000.
*23. Parking lot const. 5000. 10000.
Buildin Construction
*36. Conservation field centre 125000. 125000.
Conservation Equipment
49. Pit toilets 600. 600.
General Development
53. General development 700. 700.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 37300. 37300.
200.
Total C19C 181100. 11000.
Applies to development of Cons. Field Centre
C28C BLACK CREEK
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 1000.
2. Landscape trees 5000. 6000.
Ground Development
9. Turf establishment 3000.
10. Turf improvement 700. 3700.
Road & Parking Const.
20. Road construction 10000.
23. Parking lot const. 38000. 48000.
Building Construction
37. Craft building 150. 150.
General Development
53. General development 1000. 1000.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 17690. 17650.
Total C28C
76500. 35700.
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19b9 1968
Acct. Item Estimate Estimate
C42C BRUCE'S MILL
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 500. 500.
Ground Development
10. Turf improvement 500.
11. Trail development 2700.
12. Water service 200.
16. Demonstration area 1000. 4400.
Building Construction
29. Service building 1300. 1500.
30. Residence #1 200.
Conservation Equipment
45. Picnic tables 2000. 2350.
49. Pit toilets 350
General Development
53. General development
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest
Total C42C
C47C PALGRAVE
Labour & Interest
1000. 1000.
12250. 12250.
22000. 3$850.
55. Labour & interest 1000. 1000.
1000. 1600.
Total C47C
C51C W00DBRIDGE
Total C51C 2155.
C53C CLAIREVILLE,
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 2000.
2. Landscape trees 2000.
4. Reforestation 200. 4200.
Ground Development
12. Water service 100.
13. Hydro service 2500.
17. Entrance development 1500. 4100.
Road & Parking Const.
20. Road construction 20000. 25000.
23. Parking lot const. 5000.
Building Construction
27. Refreshment booth 6000.
29. Service building 1500.
30. Residence #1,Supt. 2500.
31. Residence #2, Reg.Supt. 1000. 11000.
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1969 1968
Acct. Item Estimates Estimates
C53C CLAIREVILLE (cont ?d)
River,Lake & Stream Imp.
39. Beach construction 3000.
43. Beach equipment 3000. 6000.
Conservation Equipment
45. Picnic tables 3000.
46. Garbage containers 300.
48. Signs & finishing mater. 500.
49. Pit toilets 1500.
50. Barbecues 1000. 6300.
General Development
53. General development 1000. 1000.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 39100. 39100.
Total CS3C
96700. 185300.
C54C LAKE ST. GEORGE
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 500.
4. Reforestation 200. 700.
Building Construction
30. Residence #1, Snively 700.
31. Residence #2, Caretaker 125.
32. Residence #3, Farm 500. 1325.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 3325. 3325.
Total C540
C63C MCMICHAEL
5350. 6200.
Total C63C 120000.
0640 MILNE
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 600.
4. Reforestation 500. 1100.
Ground Development
9. Turf establishment 3000. 3000.
General Development
53. General development 500. 500.
Labou & Interest
55. aL bour & interest
43 00 .
4300.
Total C640 8900. b65C.
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1969 1968
Acct. Item Estimates Estimates
C65C PICKERING
Total C65C
C66C PETTICOAT CREEK
Total C66C
1000.
C67C LOWER ROUGE
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
1. Landscape trees (nursery) 500. 500.
Ground Development
9. Turf establishment
Road & Parking Const.
20. Road construction
1000. 1000.
2700. 2700.
Buildii g Construction
26. Beach centre 1500.
29. Service building 1200. 2700.
Conservation Equipment
45. Picnic tables
500. 500.
General Development
53. General development 500. 500.
]Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest 5700. 5700.
Total C67C
068C STOUFFVILLE
Total C68C
8450.
13600. 25100.
2000.
C69C GOODWOOD
Tree & Wildlife Plantings
4. Reforestation 200. 200.
Road & Parking, Const.
20. Road construction 3500. 3500.
Labour & Interest
55. Labour & interest
Total C69C
C70C KING CREEK
1650. 1650.
5350.
2500.
Total C70C 500.
Acct.
C71C NASHVILLE
Total C71C
C72C EBENEZER
Total C72C
C76C OAK RIDGES
Total C76C
Item
D-26
1969 1968
Estimates Estimate
2200.
500.
6500.
D -27
SCHEDULE "B ",
RE: CONSERVATION AREAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN - 1970 -1974.
In 1965 the Conservation Areas Advisory Board adopted a 5 -year Deve1 op-
ment Plan as a guideline to their recommendations to the Authority for
Conservation Areas Development. 1969 will be the final year of that
Flan. This
facilit e ies enabled the
conservationvrecreati.onent
of
opportunities in the Metropolitan region.
A second Plan for the period 1970 -74 is noa proposed. In this Plan
the completion of most existing major Areas is recommended, along with
a proposal to accelerate the development of two new Areass -- Claireville
and Milne. A start on the development of two more new Areas -- Lake
St. George and Petticoat Creek, is also recommended. The Development
Plan for the period 1970 -74 recommends spending $3,387,000. over the
five years. This would mean raising approximately $400,000. in 1970
and $700,000. for each succeeding year of the Flan. The budget for
Conservation Areas Development in 1968 was $695,615.
that this should be lowered considerably in 1969, and 1970, proposed
in order to
facilitate the financing of the Plan For Flood Control re Water
Conservation.
CONSERVATION AREAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN
—_- __. ...... ...29311 _7 _..... - -�-
DEVELOPMENT
COST RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDED
ARE . __ TO 19b0.. .. _.F011_:1,9!6.9... . _ ..197RAa. _ TONAL __ _.__.
Heart Lake $ 551,336. $ 39,750. $ 160,000. $ 751,086.
Albion Hills 849,655. 34,700, 215,000. 1,099.355.
Cold Creek 219,812. 23,100. 120,000. 362,912.
Boyd 640,619. 36,800. 125,000. 802,419.
Glen Haffy 271,002. 24,900. 140,000. 435,902.
Greenwood 237,016. 24,300. 45,000. 366,336.
Glen Major 11,333. §2,000. 63,333.
King Creek
(Humber Tr.) 52,296. 20,000. 72,296.
Claremont 270,683. 181,100. 100,000. 551,783.
Black Creek 959,085. 76,500. 197,000. 1,232,585.
Bruce's Mill 382,452. 22,000. 299,000. 703,452.
Claireville 323,153. 96,700. 660,,000. 1,079,853.
Lake St. George 2,064. 5,350. 125,000. 132,414.
Milne 12,506. 8,900. 752,000. 773,406.
Petticoat Cr. 1,998. 142,000. 143,998.
Lower Rouge 45,646. 13,600. 100,000. 159,246.
Stouffville 2,298. 35,000. 37,298.
Goodwood 2,500. 5,350. 70,000. 77,850.
Oak Ridges
30,000. 30,000.
Areas Not
Included in 105,885.
5 -Year Pl.n 104,885. 1,000.
TOTAL $4,940,359. $594,050. $3,387,000. 08,921,409.
1, HEART LAKE CONSERVATIOP1 AREA :
C,.PITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. 1968
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT - 1969
,,._.r te- .0.. === = = =
Ld '" D11.alt
192,363. 551,336.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT - 1970 -74 591,086.
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2
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HEART ,tc {E, COIVERVAIO AdtEA, (Contd) .
Land D aarsiot _, wTofa1
ir
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 B/F
(i3
Continue construction of shore
protection around Birch Point
Construct permanent Gate House
and e'banneli ze Road
Construct picnic pavilion with
small refreshment booth to serve
south end of Area
Construct road extension and
parking area on former Agrob
property at south end of Area
Pave Parking Area #1
Conservation services and labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST - 1974
2. ALBION HICKS CONSERVATION AREA:
L
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. 1968 295, 393.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT - 1969
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970-74
(1) Complete river crossing to
ski area and develop road and
parking areas to serve ski
area, picnic grounds
and a family week -end camp
area
Construct recreation centre
building to serve ski, picnic
and camp areas
Construct Hunberview parking
area
Surface beach area parking
lot
Surface -treat road from beach
area to Conservation School
Develop trails on former
Boyce property
Conservation services and
labour
10,000.
5,000.
40,000.
20,000.
25,000,
60.000.
Land D y.eloz nenit
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST - 1974
549,655.
14..70.x.
30,000.
591,086.
1.0..,.0.
Tote
884,355.
30,000.
40,000.
30,000.
15,000.
5,000.
6 5 M . AWN.
3. C0k jREEx cope gyAnoN �'1 pA:
Land Developara®nt
J y
'219,512.
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. 968 80, 138.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOFNENT 1969
RECOMMENDED DEVELOFNENT 1970-74
1.169.1%.3.15.
Total
242, 912.
/3
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COLD CREEK CONSERVATION ,ARE4 (Contd)
and Dev, el„oWIn fl Total
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 B/F 242,912.
Construct road vo rifle
range #2 and construct
parking area
Construct parking lot
for rifle range #1
Extend rifle range #1
Develop family week -end
camp ground
Conservation services and
labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST - 1974
4 BOYD coNsERvA,Tx0x AREA
20,000.
15,000.
10,000.
25,000.
MAW.
).2�,�„000 .
3.616_31..
Land Devetq e t ,,.__.2t,
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '68 648,540.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
640,619.
16.8Q.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 677,419
(1) Construct recreation build -
ing to serve west side of
river, including ski area 35,000.
(2) Install lighting ski area 5,000.
(3) Conservation services for
new properties and labour 8540. 5,000.
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974 A.08412.
6 A..-
5. GLEN TAP S ERVATI°
Lnd D�ygl A,..,_ Tonal
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '68 219,320.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
271,002.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 295,902.
(1) Construct connecting road
and trail with Trout Club
property 50,000.
(2) Construct parking areas 25,000.
Trout Club property
(3) Install hydro in recreat-
ion building Trout Club
property 2,000.
(4) Construct nature display 3,000.
(5) Conservation services and
labour 104192Q 3t40.0QQ.
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974,,02.
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6. GLEN MAJOR CONSERVATION AREA
Ltnci_Deme4+osigamt To l
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '68 176, 308. 11,333.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 11,333.
(1) Access Road & Parking Area 20,000.
(2) T tail development 7,000.
(3) Conservation services and
labour 25.900. 384990.
Mr.rY.P.
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
7. GREENt�iOOD CONSERVATION AREA
Laid __r_ Develompq t. Total
$ y w
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '68 249,592. 237,036.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969 24.2,300•
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970.74 261, 336.
(1) Conservation Services 1.5.000. -Alan
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 197106..
8. KING CREEK CONSERVATION AREA
jI? ciude,.s Humber Tra1,.1 .....
Ld___�M_ Dev�aent ToEa
4 �
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '68 P/C 52 296.
RECOWIENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 52,296.
(1) Conservation Services 2O QQQ.0•
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974 2.449t)..
9. CLAREiRNT CONSERVATION AREA
Land Deve o ex1,t T tal
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '68 146,822.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 451,763.
(1) Development of Family Week..
end Campground 25,000.
(2) Extend road to 'amily Week-
end Campground 25,000.
(3) Conservation services and
labour 00. 1QQ,,,,,,OQO .
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
270, 683.
lax 100.
0 -31 -
10. BLACK C2 Efif( CONSERVILTION AREA
11.
5_
Lanit .....
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. 168 231, 820.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
Dever t_ Tor.
959,085.
_,620 .
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 1,035,585.
(1) Complete perimeter fencing 10,000.
(2) Construct phase 2 of park-
ing 80,000.
area
(3) Construct footpaths for
valley trail 7,000.
(4) Services and washrooms for
valley 20,000.
(5) Conservation services,
labour 60,000,
(6) Service building 2 O,m. 197,022,
TOTAL DEVELORIENT COST 1974 Lages5=8
ARUCE t S MILL CONSERVAT ION AREA
Land, Deve okyA, T4al
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '68 192, 202.
RECOME;'TDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
382,452•
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 404, 452.
(1) Construct parking area for
S/E picnic area and group
campsite 254;006
(2) Conetruct Suptts. residence 29,000.
(3) Construct permanent beach
centre 175,000.
(4) Conservation services and
labour -1.0..01 •
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
ti
12. q}V V LE CONSERVATION J'1REA
g99.OS. .
•
L nc�__ Dee
PA W& _ _al
43
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. 168 F/C 323,153 r
RECOMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969 _964202,
RECOMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 419,853.
(1) Construct entrance road from
#7 Ilwy. to join existing
area road 75,000.
(2) Construct parking lot #2
beach area 40,000.
(3) Construct parking lot 4
Peachy area 25,000.
(4) Construct riding stable
facilities 25;000.
(5) Develop nature centre 35,000,
(6) Construct 1 ps.villion 35,000.
(7) Construct boat rental area 30,000.
(8) Construct beach centre 250,000.
(9)Construct entrance gates,
checking station 25,000.
(10) Conservation services and 6b0 000
labour .20 9S Q. _,
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1971+ IA 9.Jr8..3•.
— 6 —
13 -32
13. LAKE ST..GEORGZ CONSERVATION AREA
Land Davelapment Total
CAPITAL DEVELORIENT TO DEC. t60
RECOF •1ENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
RECOMMENDED DEVELORIENT 1970 -74
(1) Construct access road
(2) Develop service area
(3) Construct parking area X1',`•1
(4) Conservation services and
labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
�4, tIILNE COTdSEVATiOV nREA
11
311,744. 2,064.
30,000.
30,000.
25,000.
AWN..
7,414.
h•
L d Develc nent_ __ T'nt ° 1
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. 168 F/C 12, 506
RECO2• ,ENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969 6,900.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970.74 21,406
(1) Construct security perimeter
fencing 60,000,
(2) Construct access road and
parking lot 41 112,000.
(3) Construct service area 25,000.
(4) Construct gatehouse and
entrance 10,000.
(5) Improvements to Supt ? s .
residence 5,000.
(6) Construct beach area phase 1 100,000.
(7) Construct beach area phase 2 100,000.
(0) Install services 100,000.
(9) Construct parking area i'2 25,000.
(10) Install site furniture 10,!00.
(11) Conservation services and
labour 24,5000, :5.2.sp.P2•
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974 2230406�
/ /
15. F?ETTICOAT CREW. C0i13ERVATIoN AREA
!,and D evq.. o Anp __Total
v
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. 460 395,$52. 1,99$
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
REC011NLENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74 1,998.
(1) Parking lot construction #1
(2) Picnic Area development
(3) Beach centre development
(4) Conservation services and
labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
35,000,
7,000.
50,000.
;MAIM.
2.94.
D -33 -7-
16. LOWER ROUGE CONSEP.V:ITIOri AREA Land Develo t nt Totp.1
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC . t 68 F/C 45, 646.
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969 1 -EQ•
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST - 1974
(1) Construct access to area
from lIwy ii2 phase 1
(2) Conservation services and
labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
17. oprw ILLS CONSERVATION _AREA
59,246.
50,000.
o.�000 . m.9., oo0.
159.2 A•
Laid_ _ vlognet w_ T oral
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC. '168 F/C
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
RECD 1ENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970-714.
(1) Access road and parking
(2) Signs, site furniture
t3? Conservation services and
labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
1 /
18. GOODWOOD FOREST €. WILDLIFE COESERVATION
CAPITAL INVESTMENT TO DEC . a 68 142, 836.
REC01•1.1ENDED DEVELOPMENT 1,369
RECOME11DED DEVELOPIIEUT 1970-714.
(1) Conservation services and
labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
19.
OAK RIDGES CONSERVATION AREA
2,298.
20;000.
5,000.
10_1000.
AR Eli
2,500.
30,,_.000 .
2,298.
7,#350.
29. Q00.
2241121. •
Lar3d De_veloznnnt _ _ T9
CAPITAL INVESTI.ENT TO DEC. 468 F/C
RECOMMENDED DEVELOPMENT 1969
REC011 ENDED DEVELOPMENT 1970 -74
(1) Grading and levelling
(2) Foot paths G. parking area
(3) Conservation services and
labour
TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COST 1974
5,000.
10,000.
1,x„000. 30 % app..