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Downspout Survey – November 2021

By Events, Issues, Resources, Ward 1

What are you doing?
The Region of Peel has retained Infrastructure Intelligence Services Inc. to complete a downspout survey within your neighbourhood. The survey area is shown on the map.

Why?
Some downspouts may be connected to the sanitary
(wastewater) sewers. Connected downspouts can overwhelm the sanitary sewer pipes during rain events and possibly result in flooding. The downspout survey helps the Region plan for necessary actions.

Why?
Some downspouts may be connected to the sanitary
(wastewater) sewers. Connected downspouts can overwhelm the sanitary sewer pipes during rain events and possibly result in flooding. The downspout survey helps the Region plan for necessary actions.

When?
The survey will be performed over Fall of 2021.

What do I need to do?
Nothing, you do NOT need to do anything. This notice is just to inform you that our contractor will be in your neighborhood.

I have a question, who should I talk to?
Some common questions are answered on the next page. Should you have any further questions please contact Laura Gerencser at the Region of Peel at 905-867-6046 or laura.gerencser@peelregion.ca. For general inquiries search peelregion.ca/water/your-home/inspections-surveys.asp, or follow us on Twitter @peelpublicworks.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a downspout?
A downspout is typically a vertical pipe that carries rainwater from your roof to the ground’s surface. It may also go directly into the ground.

2. What is the purpose of the survey?
We are collecting information about downspouts. This survey is to see whether the Region needs to do something about them or not.

3. What information are you collecting?
Mainly the location and condition of the downspouts. Field staff will be taking pictures of the downspouts.

4. How do I know if it is the Region’s contractor?
If asked, Regional staff or regional contractors will provide identification, and business card for follow up.

5. Do you need to enter my house?
No, we do not need to enter your house. Regional staff and its contractors will NOT ask to enter your house.

6. Do I need to be home for the survey?
No, you do not need to be home when the survey is being performed. You may not even notice the work has been performed.

7. Where can I get more information?
For general inquiries please visit peelregion.ca or contact Region of Peel at 905-791-7800, ext. 4409.

8. What is next?
You will be contacted only if we found something to report.

3rd Annual Community Excellence Awards – Nominees and Winners

By Events, Ward 1

I would like to thank you all who were able to join us virtually for the 3rd Annual Community Excellence Awards.

I would also like to thank those who took the time to nominate someone and for those accepting the nominations.

We received an overwhelming number of nominations this year – over 100 nominations!

It is a true testament of how wonderful our residents and businesses are in Ward 1.

 

Below is a list of all nominees and winners:

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Coyotes and Community Safety – Community Virtual Meeting on November 9th, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.

By Events, Issues, Ward 1

The public registration link is now available for the upcoming coyote, safety/awareness, information session scheduled for Tuesday, November 9th, 2021, from 6:30pm to 8pm.

Click here to register for the community virtual meeting.

The content of the presentation will include general information/awareness regarding wild canids, both fox and coyote, public safety, City initiatives to address issues and the negative impacts of wildlife feeding (turkey’s, rodents, habituated canids).

Peel 2051 Official Plan Public Consultations

By Events, Issues, Resources, Ward 1

Download the notice here.

Peel 2051 is the Region’s Official Plan Review and Municipal Comprehensive Review (MCR), which will help us better plan for the future by taking action on new population and employment forecasts, responding to public and stakeholder feedback, and complying with new provincial legislation, plans, and policies.

Open Houses

The Region will be conducting two Open Houses to provide members of the public an opportunity to learn about the proposed ROPA, ask staff questions, and provide comments:

Note that the same materials will be presented at each of these Open Houses. The virtual display boards for the Peel 2051 focus areas are available below. Read More