Fee & Schedules
Under the Planning Act of Ontario, municipal governments regulate development. In order to reduce duplication and take advantage of technical expertise already available, conservation authorities provide technical advice to municipalities on environmental issues associated with Planning Act applications.

Conservation Authorities also regulate, under Section 28 of the Conservation Authorities Act, filling within the fill regulated area, construction within the flood plain, and alterations to watercourses such as erosion protection, crossings, and relocations of streams. Effective May 4, 2006, Ontario Regulation 153/06 (under 97/04) - Development, Interference with Wetlands and Alterations to Shorelines and Watercourses passed provincial approval and is in effect. The main objective of Ontario Regulation 153/06 is the continued protection of public safety and the environment.

*Effective January 1, 2013 New Fee Schedules

MVC Ont. Reg 153/06 Permit Application form (1.5 MB) This is a fillable form or may be printed and filled out by hand.

Dock Permit Application is is a fillable form or may be printed and filled out by hand.

Please submit online or print, complete, and return to:

Mississippi Valley Conservation
Attention: Allison Playfair
4175 Hwy 511, Lanark, Ontario
K0G 1K0 or
Fax 613-259-3468

Call the MVC office for assistance at 613-259-2421.

 


 

Planning Act applications and Conservation Authority permit applications are reviewed as per the Provincial Policy Statement and Regulations under the Conservation Authorities Act, and for the following potential environmental impacts:

Natural Hazards --
Flooding, erosion, unstable slopes, unstable bedrock, and organic soils.

Natural Heritage -- Significant wetlands, woodlands, valleylands, wildlife habitat, and areas of natural and scientific interest; fish habitat review for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)

Water Quality and Quantity -- Quality and quantity of groundwater and surface water; sensitive groundwater recharge/discharge areas, aquifers and headwaters.