Environmental Assessments
The Environmental Assessment Act sets out a planning and decision-making process so that potential environmental effects are considered before a project begins.
Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study
Groundwater Recharge Study – 417 Industrial Park |
Notice of Release - May 8, 2025 The Township of Russell is pleased to announce the completion of the Groundwater Recharge Study, a key initiative undertaken in the development of the 417 Industrial Park. As designated project lead, the Township led the preparation of this comprehensive study to better understand groundwater recharge areas and establish guidance for future construction within these sensitive zones. The recommendation will be included in the upcoming zoning By-law review and identifies potential restrictions based on the type of construction proposed within the recharge area. This document will serve not only the Township of Russell, developers, and residents as a foundational planning tool moving forward. |
Master Plan Update for the Russell Township Water and Wastewater Master Plan |
Environmental Assessment Complete – Comment Period Closed The Environmental Assessment (EA) process for this project has been completed. The statutory public review and comment period is now closed. This document remains available for reference only. No additional comments or feedback will be reviewed as part of the EA process. |
Road Network Expansion, 417 Industrial Park, Township of Russell |
Environmental Assessment Complete – Comment Period Closed This document remains available for reference only. No additional comments or feedback will be reviewed as part of the EA process. |
Transportation Master Plan Update for Russell Township |
Environmental Assessment Complete – Comment Period Closed This document remains available for reference only. No additional comments or feedback will be reviewed as part of the EA process. |
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