Significant Wetlands and Coastal Wetlands Sample Clauses

Significant Wetlands and Coastal Wetlands. The western tip of the 1,260 ha Foxboro Swamp PSW has been identified approximately 60 m east of the subject property (Figure 2). Foxboro Swamp PSW is described by Lower Trent (2001) as; An extensive wetland located approximately 2 km north of Foxboro. This wetland is composed of 90% swamp and 10% xxxxx. It is important hydrologically as a groundwater recharge area and plays an important role in flood attenuation. The Foxboro Swamp is connected to the Moira River along the south and to the forests of the Oak Hills to the west. It provides habitat for a number of significant species including norther harrier, black tern, osprey, and otter. This wetland is also important as spawning and rearing areas for several fish species including pike, perch, muskellunge, bass, and pickerel. During the field review completed by Xxxxxx Group on March 14, 2018, a review of potential impacts from the proposed development on the Foxboro Swamp PSW was completed. During this review, the PSW was noted to exist on the east side of County Road 14 (photographs in Appendix B). Additional isolated wetland features were observed adjacent (east and west) to the former County Road 14 roadbed; however, according to MNRF mapping these wetlands have not been included in the PSW. The potential for impacts to the PSW is considered low, as there are three (3) road features (barriers); Xxxxxx Xxxx, xxx xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx 00 roadbed, and the existing County Road 14 roadbed, between the subject property and the PSW. A review was completed along Xxxxxx Road for centreline culverts which may connect the drainage ditch on the west side of Xxxxxx Road with the wetland(s) to the east. No centreline culverts were observed, further affirming limited surface connection to the PSW. In addition, given the location of the PSW in proximity to the subject property, potential for vegetation removal or equipment entry into the feature associated with the proposed development is considered unlikely. As such, limited impacts to the Foxboro Swamp PSW are anticipated as a result of the undertaking. No other PSWs or Significant Coastal Wetlands have been identified on or adjacent to the subject property.
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