South Nation Conservation provides public consultation opportunities for the public when new regulations mapping and policies are developed.

Public consultations generally last 30 days and include in-person or virtual public meetings, direct meetings with affected stakeholders, and 1-on-1 meetings by request of property owners. 

These meetings give stakeholders and residents the opportunity to view updated mapping products and provide feedback for projects taking place in their community.

Current Public Consultations

We’re currently seeking input from residents, stakeholders, and community partners on the following projects:

• South Castor River Natural Hazard Mapping
  Access updated floodplain mapping and learn more about natural hazards along the South Castor River within the City of Ottawa and the Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. 
  
  

• South Nation River Natural Hazard StudyThis link opens in a new window
  This study will help identify areas that may be vulnerable to flooding and support improved flood mapping, emergency planning, and the protection of homes, infrastructure, and communities
  
  
• Bear Brook Watershed Study
  Help shape long-term flood mitigation and watershed management strategies for the Bear Brook area by sharing your feedback.