Council Appointments to Committees, Subcommittees, Boards and other Representative Bodies

Regional Council Section Chairs and Vice-Chairs

Section Chairs and Vice-Chairs are elected for a 24 month term ending November 30, 2012, or until a successor is appointed by Regional Council.

Peel Housing Corporation

The growing need for affordable housing has been recognized consistently in Peel since the inception of Regional government. At that time, it had become apparent that the housing needs of a number of Peel residents were not being met by the private sector. In response, Regional Council passed a resolution in November 1975 to incorporate a non-profit housing organization, Peel Non-Profit Housing Corporation, being a separate entity or governing Board from that of the Regional Municipality of Peel. Effective January 1, 2003, Peel Regional Housing Corporation (PRHC), formerly the provincially operated Peel Regional Housing Authority (PRHA), amalgamated with Peel Non-Profit Housing Corporation to form the Peel Housing Corporation (PHC). Peel Housing Corporation is responsible for the administration of the Region’s public housing. The General Manager has overall responsibilities in the delivery of social, business/financial and property management services to residents and the Region of Peel.

The members of the Peel Housing Corporation are appointed until November 30, 2014, or until their respective successors are appointed or they otherwise cease to hold office.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Elaine Moore
George Carlson		Marolyn Morrison
Bonnie Crombie		Pat Mullin - Vice-President
Frank Dale		Paul Palleschi - President
Susan Fennell		Richard Paterak
Patti Foley		Pat Saito
Chris Fonseca		John Sanderson
Sandra Hames		John Sprovieri
Nando Iannicca		Ron Starr
Katie Mahoney		Allan Thompson
Sue McFadden		Jim Tovey
Gael Miles		Richard Whitehead

Committees, Ad Hoc Committees, Subcommittees, and Advisory Committees

Committees, Ad hoc Committees, Subcommittees and Advisory Committees are created by Council resolution to investigate and report on a particular matter or concern. Generally, membership is comprised of Regional Councillors. Membership on certain committees, such as the Peel Agricultural Advisory Group, includes not only Regional Councillors, but also staff from the area municipalities and representatives of organizations based within the Region of Peel. The expanded membership provides these committees with additional technical knowledge and unique perspectives on the issues under discussion.

These committees have no legal identity as part of the organizational structure, nor do they possess any statutory powers. Generally, they look to Regional Council for their authority to act, except for the Interim Period Approvals Committee.

3-1-1 Council Liaison Commiittee (3-1-1 CLC)

The mandate of this Committee is to monitor and provide guidance on the provision of 3-1-1 Services and its relationship with the three area municipalities and the Region of Peel.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Gael Miles
Patti Foley		Sue McFadden

No Chair or Vice-Chair currently appointed.

Arterial Roads Review Ad hoc Steering Committee (ARRASC)

The Arterial Roads Review Ad hoc Steering Committee (ARRASC) was established by Regional Council in 2007 to develop terms of reference, the scope, and objectives of Phase Two of the Identification of Arterial Roads and Road Rationalization within the Region of Peel. The Committee provides direction to the staff working group to develop a comprehensive arterial road system which addresses jurisdiction, timing, financial, operational, planning and resource impacts of any associated change.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Pat Saito - Chair
Marolyn Morrison		John Sprovieri - Vice-Chair
Paul Palleschi		Ron Starr
Richard Paterak		Allan Thompson

Audit Committee (AC)

The Audit Committee (AC), formerly the Audit Subcommittee, was created on February 9, 1995 under Resolution 95-59-37, the name was changed to Audit Committee on January 21, 2010 under Resolution 2010-49 to better reflect the mandate of the Committee. The Committee w as established to fulfill the dual roles and mandates of ensuring that corporate financial reporting and the annual financial statements meet all legislative requirements and are credible and objective, and ensuring that responsibilities for sound management practice and management control are fulfilled by management and staff.

The term of appointment is for a period of 24 months, which coincides with the term of appointment of the Management section of Regional Council Chair and Vice-Chair.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Ron Starr - Vice-Chair
Chris Fonseca		Allan Thompson
Elaine Moore		Richard Whitehead - Chair

 

Community Investment Committee (CIC)

Formerly known as the Grants Ad hoc Committee, the Community Investment Committee mandate is to provide direction around the Region's grant program, the Community Investment Fund. The Committee provides direction to staff and to Regional Council on grant recommendations, the future direction of the grant programs and the joint Community Investment Strategy shared with United Way of Peel Region.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Sandra Hames
George Carlson		Sue McFadden - Vice-Chair
Patti Foley		Elaine Moore - Chair
Chris Fonseca

Committee of Revision (CoR)

The Committee of Revision, formerly the Court of Revision is established pursuant to the Local Improvement Charges - Priority Lien Status Regulation (Ontario Regulation586/06, filed under the Municipal Act, 2001) for the purpose of hearing appeals against proposed frontage rates from residents being specially assessed for the installation of works eligible under the legislation, such as sanitary sewers or noise attenuation walls. The frontage rate is the cost per metre of frontage as determined by Regional Council.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until their successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb - Chair		Richard Paterak
Frank Dake		Elaine Moore - Vice-Chair

 

Emergency and Protective Services Committee (EPSC)

The Emergency and Protective Services Committee (EPSC) was created on May 31, 2001 under Resolution 2001-508. The Committee was established to coordinate, monitor, report on and provide guidance to Regional Council with respect to all aspects of the delivery of emergency and protective services within the Region of Peel.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Paul Palleschi - Chair
Sandra Hames		Richard Paterak
Sue McFadden - Vice-Chair		Pat Saito

Emergency Management Program Committee (EMPC)

The mandate of this Committee is to advise Council on the development and implementation of the Regional Emergency Program.

The objectives are to annually review the Regional Emergency Management Program and provide recommendations for its revisions as required as well as to annually review the Region of Peel Emergency Plan.

The members of the Emergency Management Program committee are all appointed members of the Emergency and Protective Services Committee (EPSC) as well as all members of the Regional Control Group. The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Paul Palleschi
Sandra Hames - Vice-Chair		Richard Paterak
Sue McFadden - Chair		Pat Saito

And the Regional Control Group.

Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) Liaison Committee

First established on April 9, 1998 as the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) Nomination Ad hoc Committee by Resolution 1998-488, the name was changed on March 27, 2003 under Resolution 2003-268 to better reflect the purpose and mandate of the Committee. The Committee is responsible for the development of appropriate mechanisms to assist in the selection of candidates and the preparation of interview questions and position expectations for the Peel member of the GTAA Board. The Committee recommends three nominees to the GTAA Board of Directors of which the Board will then select one of the three nominees. GTAA By-laws prohibit elected federal, provincial, and municipal officials from nomination to the GTAA. Members of this Committee also meet to receive regular reports from GTAA executive representatives to discuss issues of mutual interest.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb - Chair		Hazel McCallion*
Susan Fennell		Marolyn Morrison*

* Pat Saito appointed as alternates for Hazel McCallion
* Patti Foley appointed as alternate for Marolyn Morrison

No Vice-Chair currently appointed.

Greenlands Securement Subcommittee (GSSC)

The Greenlands Securement Subcommittee was created on December 15, 2005 under Resolution 2005-1394. Originally set up as a staff committee, the Terms of Reference were amended under resolution 2006-1056 (further revised under resolution 2010-807) to establish the Greenlands Securement Subcommittee (GSSC) as a Subcommittee of Council. The Subcommittee was established to review, analyze and provide recommendations to Regional Council on issues of land stewardship and securement funding applications from the Conservation Authorities.

The term of appointment is for a period of 24 months, which coincides with the term of appointment of the Management section of Regional Council Chair and Vice-Chair.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Ron Starr - Vice-Chair
Patti Foley		Allan Thompson
Richard Paterak - Chair		Jim Tovey
John Sprovieri		Richard Whitehead

For more information on Greenlands Securement in Peel, visit peelregion.ca/greenlands

Housing Options for Older Adults in Peel (HOAP)

Formerly known as the Peel Advisory Working Group on Older Adults’ Housing (PAWGOAH), the Housing Options for Older Adults in Peel (HOAP) working group was created on June 22, 2000 under Resolution 2000-662. The purpose of this voluntary working group is:

• to develop and promote ways of meeting the current and future need for appropriate affordable rental and ownership housing for older adults in Peel Region;
• to assist Regional Council in implementing the recommendations contained in the following reports:
• "Housing Needs and Options of Older Adults in Peel Region: Final Report"; approved by Council in March, 2000 and "Views of Older Adults in Peel Region on Housing Needs and Options: Final Report" approved by Council on October, 2003. (Copies of the reports can be obtained through the Commissioner of Human Services); and
• to develop a strategic plan to address the recommendations and a work plan identifying the short and long-term tasks of the Working Group.

Regional Council approved the Terms of Reference for the Advisory Working Group in June, 2000 (revised in September, 2004, name change in May, 2011).

The term of appointment is for a period of 24 months.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Sandra Hames
George Carlson		Ron Starr
Patti Foley		Richard Whitehead
Chris Fonseca

Intergovernmental Relations Advisory Committee (IRAC)
The Intergovernmental Relations Advisory Committee (IRAC) was established on July 9, 2009 under Resolution 2009-813. The mandate is to develop, coordinate, implement and monitor intergovernmental relations, strategies based on Regional Council endorsed priority public policy issues with members of the Provincial Legislature and the Provincial Government, members of the Parliament of Canada and the Government of Canada and related governmental agencies. The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until their successors are appointed. Members Regional Chair Emil Kolb   Pat Saito Patti Foley   John Sanderson - Vice-Chair Sandra Hames   Ron Starr Gael Miles   Allan Thompson - Chair Elaine Moore   Jim Tovey Richard Paterak
Inter-Municipal Planning Subcommittee (IMPSC)

The Inter-Municipal Planning Subcommittee (IMPSC) was established on January 31, 2002 under Resolution 2002-167. The mandate is to provide direction on inter-municipal planning issues, including matters relating to the Regional Official Plan (ROP). The Subcommittee reviews and recommends coordinated population, housing and employment projections to serve as the basis for the review of the Development Charges By-law and the urban boundary issue with the Peel area municipalities. In addition, the Subcommittee reviews and recommends a Planning Work Plan with the Peel area municipalities to establish, direct and receive advice from staff technical advisory groups for updated population, housing and employment projections. Further, the Subcommittee provides direction to staff on other inter-municipal planning initiatives of a significant nature, s determined by Regional Council.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Pat Saito
Elaine Moore		Allan Thompson
Paul Palleschi		Jim Tovey
Richard Paterak

No Chair or Vice-Chair currently appointed.

Peel Agricultural Advisory Working Group (PAAWG)

The Peel Agricultural Advisory Working Group (PAAWG) was created on February 27, 1997 under Resolution 97-249. The mandate of the Working Group is to keep Regional Council informed of the issues and concerns of the farming industry, agricultural organizations and the rural community in Peel. The membership provides input on how agricultural and rural issues can be incorporated into Regional and area municipal Official Plan goals, objectives, policies and programs. The group assists the Region of Peel in its efforts to protect agricultural lands as a natural resource of major importance to the economic viability of the Region.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Allan Thompson
Patti Foley

Peel Police Services Board (PPSB) Nomination Ad Hoc Committee

The Peel Police Services Board (PPSB) Nomination Ad hoc Committee was created on October 23, 1997 by Resolution 97-1220. The PPSB acts as an interviewing and selection body for the one position on the Peel Police Services Board that is set aside for a person who is neither a member of Regional Council, nor an employee of the Region of Peel. This appointment is called the Citizen Appointment.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Elaine Moore
George Carlson		Marolyn Morrison
Frank Dale		John Sanderson
Susan Fennell		Pat Saito
Katie Mahoney		John Sprovieri
Sue McFadden

Region of Peel Accessibility Advisory Committee

The Region of Peel Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) (formerly the Joint Peel-Caledon Accessibility Advisory Committee, under Resolution 2003-525) was established on July 3, 2008 under Resolution 2008-899. The Committee acts in an advisory capacity to the Region of Peel in accordance with the requirements of the Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001 (ODA). The Committee assists the Region of Peel in identifying and prioritizing barriers for elimination and advises the Accessibility Planning Program, and monitors the progress of accessibility initiatives undertaken by the Region of Peel. An annual report is presented as required by the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA).

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Nando Iannicca
Sandra Hames		Richard Paterak

Waste Management Committee

The Waste Management Committee (WMC), (formerly the Waste Management Subcommittee), was created on April 27, 1995 under Resolution 95-173-16, the name was changed to Waste Management Committee on October 29, 2009 under Resolution 2009-1175 to better reflect the mandate of the Committee. The Committee was established to review, analyze and provide recommendations to Regional Council on waste management issues.

The term of appointment is for a period of 24 months, which coincides with the term of appointment of the Public Works section of Regional Council Chair and Vice-Chair.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		John Sanderson - Chair
Patti Foley		John Sprovieri
Chris Fonseca		Ron Starr
Elaine Moore		Allan Thompson
Richard Paterak - Vice-Chair		Jim Tovey
Pat Saito

Local Boards and Special Purpose Bodies

A local board as defined by the Municipal Act, 2001, as amended, means a "municipal service board, transportation commission, public library board, board of health, police services board, planning board, or any other board, commission, committee, body or local authority established or exercising any power under any Act with respect to the affairs or purposes of one or more municipalities, excluding a school board and a conservation authority."

Appointments to Conservation Authorities are authorized under the Conservation Authorities Act, 1990, as amended, Section 4. (1) which reads as follows;

Where a regional municipality has been established, the regional municipality, on and after the 1st day of January after it is established,

(a) shall act in the place of the local municipalities within the regional municipality for the purpose of appointing representatives to attend a meeting for the establishment or enlargement of a conservation authority or the amalgamation of conservation authorities and for the purpose may appoint representatives in the numbers to which the local municipalities would otherwise have been entitled; and

(b) shall be a participating municipality in the place of such of the local municipalities within the regional municipality as are wholly or partly within the area under the jurisdiction of a conservation authority and shall appoint to each such authority the number of members to which the local municipalities would otherwise have been entitled as participating municipalities. R.S.O. 1990, c. C.27, s. 4 (1).

Appointments to the Peel Police Service Board are authorized under the Police Services Act, 1990, as amended, by Section 27(9) which reads as follows;

The council of a municipality whose population according to the last enumeration taken under section 15 of the Assessment Act exceeds 300,000 may apply to the Lieutenant Governor in Council for an increase in the size of its board; if the Lieutenant Governor in Council approves the application, the board shall consist of,

(a) the head of the municipal council or, if the head chooses not to be a member of the board, another member of the council appointed by resolution of the council;

(b) two members of the council appointed by resolution of the council;

(c) one person appointed by resolution of the council, who is neither a member of the council nor an employee of the municipality; and

(d) three persons appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. 1997, c. 8, s. 19 (1).

Most special purpose bodies and local boards also have a legal status independent of the Region of Peel. In addition, some local boards and committees are required to exist by provincial legislation.

Conservation Halton (CH)

Conservation Authorities have been established as a form of provincial/municipal partnership for the purpose of conserving and managing the area's natural resources within the watershed of each authority's jurisdiction.

Conservation Halton is a corporate body established under the Conservation Authorities Act, 1990 of Ontario to manage watershed resources and related conservation projects in partnership with its member municipalities and the Province. Conservation Halton's watershed includes portions of the municipalities of Burlington, Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills, Puslinch, Hamilton and Mississauga.

The term of appointment is four years (currently three years plus one year) (or until their successors are appointed by Regional Council.Under current legislation, appointments to Conservation Authorities are for a maximum of three years (Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. C.27, s. 14(4)). A single four-year appointment is not an option under current legislation. Council can consider various options for filling these positions at the time of appointments including two two-year appointments or a three-year and a one-year appointment

Members
Keith Lalonde* (Ward 10)	Jean Williams* (Ward 2)

* City of Mississauga Residents.

Credit Valley Conservation (CVC)

Conservation Authorities have been established as a form of provincial/municipal partnership for the purpose of conserving and managing the area's natural resources within the watershed of each authority's jurisdiction.

Credit Valley Conservation's watershed includes portions of the municipalities of Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon, Oakville, Halton Hills, Erin, East Garafraxa, Amaranth, Orangeville and Mono.

The term of appointment is four years (currently three years plus one year) (or until their successors are appointed by Regional Council.Under current legislation, appointments to Conservation Authorities are for a maximum of three years (Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. C.27, s. 14(4)). A single four-year appointment is not an option under current legislation. Council can consider various options for filling these positions at the time of appointments including two two-year appointments or a three-year and a one-year appointment

Members
John Hutton*		Ron Starr
Nando Iannicca		Allan Thompson
Pat Mullin		Jim Tovey
Paul Palleschi

* John Hutton is a Brampton City Councillor and not a member of Regional Council and will serve a term ending November 30, 2013.

Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Agricultural Action Committee (GTA-AAC)

The purpose and role of the Greater Toronto Area Agricultural Action Committee (GTA-AAC) is to:

• provide a coordinating function for agricultural issues in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA);
• share information and resources to raise awareness of issues;
• act as liaison with all levels of government;
• encourage innovation and diversification within the industry;
• combine resources and efforts to achieve a sustainable, long term agricultural industry within the GTA.
• establish timetable for priority items in the Action Plan;
• develop a workplan to implement the actions outlined in the Action Plan, and to address firstly the nine priority items identified in the responsibility and priority matrix in the Plan; and
• coordinate with other participating organizations and coordinate for funding options.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed. At the discretion of the GTA-AAC, non-attendance of three consecutive meetings will be sufficient grounds for replacement. Committee members' length of term may be staggered to ensure continuity..

Members
Patti Foley
Allan Thompson

* Allan Thompson appointed for the term ending November 30, 2012, or until a successor is appointed by Regional Council

* Patti Foley appointed for the term of December 1, 2012 to November 30, 2014, or until a successor is appointed by Regional Council

Greater Toronto Area (GTA) West Corridor Task Force

The GTA West Corridor Task Force mandate is to:

• support and expedite the GTA West Corridor Environmental Assessment (EA) process;
• facilitate the timely protection of the GTA West Corridor;
• develop common positions on inter-municipal issues;
• work with the province on refining and shortening the EA process.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed, or until its mandate has been fulfilled.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		John Sprovieri*
Marolyn Morrison*		Allan Thompson
Paul Palleschi		Richard Whitehead*

*appointed as alternate member

Niagara Escarpment Commission

Conservation Authorities have been established as a form of provincial/municipal partnership for the purpose of conserving and managing the area's natural resources within the watershed of each authority's jurisdiction.

The Niagara Escarpment Commission was established in June 1973 under the Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act. The Act and the Commission provide for the maintenance of the Niagara Escarpment and land in its vicinity substantially as a continuous natural environment and to ensure that only such development occurs as is compatible with that natural environment.

The term of appointment is determined by Order-in-Council.

Member
Richard Paterak

 

Ontario Traffic Conference

The Ontario Traffic Conference was formed in 1950 to promote and improve traffic safety and is run by a board of elected municipal officials, police services, traffic/transportation engineers, parking, industry and individuals in related fields. Their mission statement is to develop and promote expertise regarding traffic matters affecting Ontario in keeping with current and future transportation, social and environmental goals through engineering, enforcement and education.

The term of appointment is 24 months for the Chair and Vice-Chair of the Public Works section and one additional Councillor, and three years for staff and police representatives.

Members
Pat Saito		Ron Starr
Allan Thompson

Peel Goods Movement Task Force

The Peel Goods Movement Task Force mandate is to:

• develop a common vision for goods movement in the Peel area;
• provide a forum to bring together key public and private sector stakeholders to guide future improvements to the goods movement system;
• facilitate the exchange of information and to develop common messages on issues affecting goods movement; to monitor, review and provide input and feedback to regional, provincial and federal initiatives related to goods movement; and
• develop an action plan, with the required partnerships, for the implementation of short, medium and long-term improvements to the goods movement network in Peel.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until successors are appointed.

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Allan Thompson
Hazel McCallion		Richard Whitehead
John Sanderson		Marolyn Morrison*

*appointed as alternate member

Peel Heritage Complex Advisory Board

The Peel Heritage Complex is comprised of the Art Gallery of Peel, the Region of Peel Museum, the Region of Peel Archives, and the historic Peel County Courthouse. The Peel Heritage Complex is dedicated to the collection, preservation, exhibition and research of Peel's art, architecture, and heritage. This mission is further advanced through educational and interpretive programmes that seek to meet the needs of its diverse public. The Advisory Board provides the Peel Heritage Complex with public input, advice, and support in order to assist the Complex in meeting its goals.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until their successors are appointed.

Members
John Sanderson		Ron Starr*

*appointed as an alternate member

 

Peel Police Services Board (PPSB)

The Regional Municipality of Peel Police Services Board is responsible for the provision of police services, law enforcement and crime prevention within the Region, a duty it discharges through the enactment of policies. The Board is the employer for the police service. The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until their successors are appointed.

PPSB Website

Members
Regional Chair Emil Kolb		Susan Fennell
Frank Dale

 

Peel Regional Police Internet Safety Committee

The lnternet Safety Committee (ISC) was created in 1999 on the recommendation of former Chief Noel P. Catney and the Chief's Management Group. The Committee's mandate is to proactively address issues related to the protection of children who access the Internet.

The term of appointment shall be for the term of Regional Council or until their successors are appointed.

Members
Patti Foley		Paul Palleschi

 

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA)

Conservation Authorities have been established as a form of provincial/municipal partnership for the purpose of conserving and managing the area's natural resources within the watershed of each authority's jurisdiction.

The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority's (TRCA) watershed includes Toronto, portions of the municipalities of Durham, Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon, Adjala-Tosorontio, Mono, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Aurora, King and Whitchurch-Stouffville.

The term of appointment is four years (currently three years plus one year) (or until their successors are appointed by Regional Council.Under current legislation, appointments to Conservation Authorities are for a maximum of three years (Conservation Authorities Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. C.27, s. 14(4)). A single four-year appointment is not an option under current legislation. Council can consider various options for filling these positions at the time of appointments including two two-year appointments or a three-year and a one-year appointment

Members
Bob Callahan*
Chris Fonseca		Jim Tovey
John Sprovieri		Richard Whitehead

* Bob Callahan is a Brampton City Councillor and not a member of Regional Council and will serve a term ending December 31, 2013.

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) - Etobicoke-Mimico Watersheds Coalition

The purpose of the TRCA Etobicoke-Mimico Watersheds Coalition is to:

• assist with the implementation of habitat regeneration, stormwater management, stewardship, recreational and heritage activities;
• participate in the development of a regional report card that addresses the sustainability of communities;
• act as the Etobicoke and Mimico Creek watersheds champion in the large projects that cross municipal boundaries and support major projects advocated by other which will respect, protect and regenerate the Etobicoke Creek and Mimico Creek watersheds;
• build capacity within the community and influence people’s behaviour through innovative social marketing approaches; and
• work with TRCA staff and other watershed/waterfront advisory committees to address issues of common concern such as providing input to the Toronto Area Remedial Action Plan, and other regional policy or planning issues.

The term of appointment is 24 months with a possible extension for one year, or until their successors are appointed by Regional Council. The appointed members should represent an electoral ward within the watershed.

Members
Allan Thompson

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) - Humber Watersheds Alliance

The purpose of the TRCA Humber Watershed Alliance is to:

• participate in the development of a regional report card that addresses the sustainability of communities;
• assist with initiatives that further TRCA’s sustainable communities objective such as near urban agriculture;
• assist with habitat regeneration, stewardship and recreational activities in the watershed;
• assist with identification, protection, celebration and promotion of cultural and heritage values in the Humber River watershed; and
• assist with fundraising for priority projects and community capacity building.

The term of appointment is 24 months with a possible extension for one year, or until their successors are appointed by Regional Council.

Members
Patti Foley

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) - Partners in Project Green: A Pearson Eco-Business Zone Steering Committee

The purpose of the Steering Committee is to:

• assist businesses in the Pearson Eco-Business Zone to improve their financial and environmental performance; and,
• retain and attract green investment in the Pearson Eco-Business Zone.

The term of appointment is 24 months, or until a successor is appointed by Regional Council.

Members
Bonnie Crombie

 

For additional information contact the Manager of Legislative Services at
905-791-7800, ext. 4462

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Revised: Thursday January 19 2012

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