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Hinweis der Redaktion
- Very limited attention to historical/archeological sites to date – natural systems preservation will assist greatly RM Plan review initiated in 2007
- Note the proximity of the valley system to Regina, and the split jurisdiction with Longlaketon east of Craven north Regina to the Qu’Appelle system – via #11 – 15-30 km., via #6 – 30-35 km.
- Ignore red line, note existing res. (acreage and single lot), Deer Valley, Snoasis/Fairy Hill proposal - protected areas, areas with very little existing development
- - Elements of the natural environment – we must work with the pattern we have been given - Man-made development – much more flexible re location and pattern – should be built around the conservation elements
- Richard Forman: Land Mosaics (1995) and Urban Regions (2008); Ian McHarg: Design With Nature (1969); Doug Olson – O2 Planning
- - Valeport – 1,400 acres of the protected area is within the Lumsden portion of the Valeport marsh
- - ‘special sites’ is used a bit loosely here.
- -On public land, with a public ROW access trail – one of two in the RM – along perhaps 60 kms. of beautiful vistas.
- -On NCC easement land; access via one year leases on private land
- -Looking north – 500 acres plus 640 of adjoining Crown land (WHPA); series of spring-fed beaver ponds running down to the marsh -Limited public access
- -Metis term for the junction of the Qu’Appelle and Last Mountain Lake
- -800 acres of Crown land (WHPA) on uplands, plus large Crown holdings on the floodplain – proposed as a major marsh redevelopment in the Qu’Appelle Basin Studies; 300 ft of elevation versus 175 ft at Lumsden - No public access
- - Limited public access, ecological preserve