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County to host tree planting project open house August 30

August 9, 2023

August 9, 2023

The County of Prince Edward will be undertaking a project to replant trees in areas where trees were removed or impacted by the cancelled White Pines Wind Project (WPD).

  • The County’s arborist investigated areas that were disturbed as part of the WPD project including Crowes Road, Royal Road and Maypul Layn Road to determine their suitability for tree planting.
  • The recommended approach for Royal Road and Maypul Layn Road is to plant approximately 25 larger caliper trees (45 mm) this fall.
  • Tree species selected for Royal Road and Maypul Layn Road will adhere to diversity requirements set out in the County’s Tree Management and Preservation Policy and be suitable for the local conditions.
  • Soil thickness is very limited and growing conditions are poor along Crowes Road. There is a significant risk that larger trees will die if planted in this area. With this in mind, the plan will include planting approximately 30 bareroot saplings on Crowes Road in Spring 2024.
  • Residents are invited to an open house to discuss the locations and tour the proposed plan on Wednesday, August 30 between 5 pm and 6 pm. Those interested in attending are invited to meet with staff at 1071 Royal Road. Please note that seating will not be provided and attendees are asked to bring their own chairs if required.
  • If you have questions contact Albert Paschkowiak, Environmental Services and Sustainability Supervisor, at apaschkowiak@pecounty.on.ca or call 613.476.2148 extension 4004.
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