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Spring Creek Remediation Strategy: Transforming Channels into Vibrant Streams

Join the Etobicoke-Mimico Coalition on Dec 5, 2013, for a pilot project aiming to restore streams in the Spring Creek Subwatershed. Learn about flood risk modeling, candidate sites, categories of interest, analysis metrics, weighted ranking matrix, and priority sites. Discover the next steps, technical committee endorsement, and the upcoming Fluvial Geomorphic Assessment in Spring 2014. Find out about challenges, design guidance, and how you can support this innovative project. Contact Christine Tu, Senior Aquatic Ecologist at ctu@trca.on.ca, for Site 7 conditions.

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Spring Creek Remediation Strategy: Transforming Channels into Vibrant Streams

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  1. Peel Region Channel Remediation Strategy:Turning them back into Streams Etobicoke-Mimico Coalition Dec 5, 2013

  2. Spring Creek Subwatershed – Pilot Project

  3. Project Activities to Date • Flood Risk Modelling • candidate sites • Categories of Interest • Metrics, Analyses, Ranking • Matrix - Weighted • Priority Sites and Reaches for Spring Creek

  4. Categories of Interest • ygfggthtt • Metrics • Ranking 1-5

  5. Next Steps • Technical Steering Committee Endorsement • Meeting December 10, 2013 • Fluvial Geomorphic Assessment – Spring 2014 • Reach B • Detailed Design Guidance • Informing opportunities between sites • First Project in Spring Creek • TRCA will likely lead in 2014 • Challenges Facing Many Sites • Channel Design – narrow, infrastructure • Public and Political Support • Funding

  6. Thank You! Christine Tu, Senior Aquatic Ecologist, Research & Development ctu@trca.on.ca

  7. Site 7 Conditions

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