HtCtW Video.mp4
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Summary
Lack of Stormwater Management in Collingwood Park
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Highland Creek Exiting Collingwood Park [8]
Urbanization and lack of proper stormwater management in Collingwood Park has caused an increase of phosphorus, E. coli bacteria and flooding of Highland Creek [1]. This directly reduces the water quality of the Highland Creek watershed which is the main watershed in Scarborough [2].
Stakeholders
Creating a stormwater management system in Collingwood Park has the following four stakeholders:
- City of Toronto Parks, Forestry & Recreation Department who are responsible for maintaining the publicly-owned Collingwood Park [3]
- Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) who are currently working on similar restoration projects with their Highland Creek Watershed Greening Strategy [4]
- Local Residents and Local Businesses living around Collingwood Park who are at risk of flooding including residents on Collingwood Rd, York Condominium Corporation and Longford International
- 430,000 Residents living in Highland Creek Watershed of which ****76% are visible minorities and 51% live in apartments [4].
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Four (4) Stakeholders in Terms of Influence and Importance