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Stewardship Plan Detailed Description
Published by City of Toronto
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- Type
- Document
- Published by
- City of Toronto
- Date
- November 27, 2020
- Also called
- Stewardship Plan Detailed Description (Ravine and Natural Feature Protection)
- For
- owner
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 10
- Agencies
- City of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation · Urban Forestry · Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
- Instruments
- Municipal Code Chapter 658 · Planning Act · Toronto Green Standard
Overview
The City of Toronto's description of what a stewardship plan contains, published by Parks, Forestry and Recreation at version 1.0 and linked from the City's guidance on applying for a tree or ravine permit. It sets out the rationale drawn from ravine and natural feature protection, the authority under the Planning Act and Municipal Code Chapter 658, and definitions of protected area, protected feature and ravine. Ten numbered sections then describe each plan element, from stewardship goals and site mapping to schedules, budgets, planting plans, watering, monitoring and deliverables.
What it covers
- Purpose and Rationale
- Authority
- Definitions
- Scope, Scale and Complexity
- Required Stewardship Plan Details
- 1. Stewardship Goals
- 2. Site Description
- 3. Mapping of Site Conditions
- 4. Assessment of Stewardship Opportunities and Constraints
- 5. Objectives and Strategies
- 6. Implementation Schedules and Budgets
- 7. Notes on Planting Plans
- 8. Maintenance and Watering
- 9. Evaluation and Monitoring
- 10. Deliverables
- Additional Information
- Approved By
- Contact
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