File #: 18-A-106    Version: Name:
Type: Awards and Recognition Status: Received
File created: 12/12/2018 In control: City Council
On agenda: 12/17/2018 Final action: 12/17/2018
Title: RECOGNITION OF THE PLANNING AND BUILDING SERVICES DEPARTMENT STAFF ON THEIR EFFORTS IN PROTECTING THE HABITAT FOR CHIMNEY SWIFTS LOCATED AT THE BARRIE COLLEGIATE SITE. Mayor Lehman called upon Alan McNair, Conservation Chair of Nature Barrie, Dorothy McKeown, President of Nature Barrie and Phyllis Tremblay and Inga Brinckmann, the Co-ordinators of the Barrie SwiftWatch for the presentation. Mr. McNair provided the background on the work completed by Nature Barrie and its participation in the Ontario SwiftWatch Project. He described the Chimney Swift, its habitat and its status as a threatened species. Mr. McNair spoke to the work that was undertaken by the City of Barrie, Ministry of Natural Resources and HIP Developments with respect to redevelopment of the Barrie Central Collegiate site and the efforts to preserve the chimney on the site which was identified as a nesting and roosting location for Chimney Swifts. Mr. McNair presented a plaque to Acting General Manager of Infrast...
Attachments: 1. ADDITIONS - Recognition - ChimneySwift Project.pdf

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RECOGNITION OF THE PLANNING AND BUILDING SERVICES DEPARTMENT STAFF ON THEIR EFFORTS IN PROTECTING THE HABITAT FOR CHIMNEY SWIFTS LOCATED AT THE BARRIE COLLEGIATE SITE.

 

Mayor Lehman called upon Alan McNair, Conservation Chair of Nature Barrie, Dorothy McKeown, President of Nature Barrie and Phyllis Tremblay and Inga Brinckmann, the Co-ordinators of the Barrie SwiftWatch for the presentation.  Mr. McNair provided the background on the work completed by Nature Barrie and its participation in the Ontario SwiftWatch Project.  He described the Chimney Swift, its habitat and its status as a threatened species.  Mr. McNair spoke to the work that was undertaken by the City of Barrie, Ministry of Natural Resources and HIP Developments with respect to redevelopment of the Barrie Central Collegiate site and the efforts to preserve the chimney on the site which was identified as a nesting and roosting location for Chimney Swifts.  Mr. McNair presented a plaque to Acting General Manager of Infrastructure and Growth Management, A. Bourrie to recognize the efforts of the Planning and Building Services Department.

 

Mayor Lehman thanked Nature Barrie for the recognition and the work they do in the community.