"Environmental advocates are calling for more clarity regarding flood risk mitigation plans associated with the proposed development in northeast Pickering, emphasizing the need for thorough assessments before any approval."
"The Carruthers Creek watershed, which the development area is part of, has been studied for its vulnerability to urbanization, with findings indicating that peak water flows could significantly increase."
Environmental advocates are raising concerns about a planned development in northeast Pickering, urging the city council to complete environmental assessments before approval. Deputy Mayor David Pickles emphasizes the need for a plan to facilitate these studies. The development area spans from Eighth Concession Road to Highway 7, with ongoing assessments of natural features. Advocates demand clarity on flood risk mitigation strategies, particularly given the area's location on the Carruthers Creek watershed, which has been studied for urbanization impacts that could increase peak water flows.
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