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Attachment III - Environmentally Sensitive Areas within the Study Area

March 3, 2015Page 1461 section

A regional map indicating environmentally sensitive areas, parks, and water bodies in the vicinity of the study property.

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Attachment III – Environmentally Sensitive Areas within the Study Area

Aerial map of the study area with an Environmentally Sensitive Area highlighted in red. The map includes landmarks such as Francis/King Regional Park, Thetis Lake Regional Park, and the Galloping Goose Regional Trail. Major roads identified include Island Hwy, Admirals Rd, Craigflower Rd, Gorge Rd W, Tillicum Rd, McKenzie Ave, Burnside Rd W, Helmcken Rd, Wilkinson Rd, and Interurban Rd. A scale bar indicates a distance of 1000 metres.
Aerial map of the study area with an Environmentally Sensitive Area highlighted in red. The map includes landmarks such as Francis/King Regional Park, Thetis Lake Regional Park, and the Galloping Goose Regional Trail. Major roads identified include Island Hwy, Admirals Rd, Craigflower Rd, Gorge Rd W, Tillicum Rd, McKenzie Ave, Burnside Rd W, Helmcken Rd, Wilkinson Rd, and Interurban Rd. A scale bar indicates a distance of 1000 metres.

Important This map is for general planning purposes only. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the information; however, the Capital Regional District cannot guarantee its accuracy. Users should not rely on this map as being precise. The CRD is not responsible for any loss or damage arising from the use of this information. For exact boundary information, consult the legal registry.

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Extracted from: 2015 03 03 Council Agenda