REPORT - The Township of Uxbridge

Appendix DPublic Submission ReviewSubmission Discussion Conclusiongrounds for mosquitos. Whatwill happen to the backyardsof Cyril Richardson Court andthe new development?”-“If the space to be developedis already a “damp” area, whatwill more snow do to thesurrounding area andbasements of the new homes?”information provided. However,the issue will be furtheraddressed as part of detaileddesign through the approval ofthe draft plan of condominium.2.2 David Pilote and Charlene Summerfield, 14 Cyril Richardson CourtThere are just too many issuesstacked against this proposaland the drainage issues arevery very important as theCanadian Government hasstated we must prepare for“Climate Change”. We canexpect more rain/snowvolumes and new models aresuggesting toplan for “200year” flood volumes in thenew future.”See 2.1 See 2.12.3 Eileen and Chris Ethier, 12 Cyril Richardson Court“The following issues concernus and should be fully addressbefore or if this developmentis permitted...Drainage/sewage issuesincluding possible pet feces...”See 2.1 See 2.13. Impacts on Natural Environment3.1 Nicole Banich, 56 Apple Tree Cres.“The”developer” talked abouttaking down 30 to 50 trees.Hogwash! Will they replaceold growth trees with similarold growth trees?”The LSRCA has reviewed indetail the proposed removal ofvegetation on the site andprovided the followingcomments regarding trees on thesubject site:“The LSRCA has reviewed theTree Inventory and PreservationPlan and find it acceptable. Wewould, however, recommend theretention of as much vegetationThe LSRCA has indicated thatproposed removal ofvegetation is acceptablesubject to conditions,including robustcompensation/restoration planand an edge management plan.These conditions are to beestablished as a condition ofdraft approval of the plan ofcondominium.D-2