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OPEN HOUSE - Marsh and Macaulay Creek Flood Hazard Mapping
Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the Village of Picton to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Marsh and Macaulay Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.
OPEN HOUSE - Potter Creek Floodplain Mapping
Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the City of Belleville and Quinte West to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Potter Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.
OPEN HOUSE - Bell Creek Floodplain Mapping
Quinte Conservation is inviting residents in the City of Belleville to engage in public consultations regarding updated floodplain mapping for areas along Bell Creek. This study aims to manage flood risk and ensure sustainable development practices for the region.
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Quinte Conservation and the Low Water Response Team have reduced the region’s low water condition to level 2.
A generous donation from the Alva Foundation has made a lasting impact at Sidney Conservation Area. Funding supported trail and infrastructure improvements including a new entrance sign and information kiosk, improved parking, and the addition of a brand-new trail.
Quinte Conservation would like to remind the public that the Level 3 Low Water Condition issued on October 22 is still in effect for the Quinte watershed. Recent rainfall has started to provide some relief to the dry conditions, but it has not yet alleviated the water supply issues that some residents are experiencing.