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swamp and springs - within yards I houses. “The only reason we got this is because the people who lived around it screamed,” said Bauer. It provides an important role in maintaining the health of the creek. Yet, Bauer emphasises. it is not Went. A healthy creek requires a natural environment 'tn i_teaouroeareas,aswellas CIA beautiful stormwater pond on the gouth branch of Colonial Creek you of Me Avenue has In cease, council has been prelim by landowners to re- move existing wetland arena and ponds tie walled aesthetic ree- eons. They are aometlmee re. placed by mowed an. areas or even mete holding arena - with hm: maintenance cost: 9nd Iri t the environmental in!iarttrrotlseirtgntirtedbysiIty water horn the creek. The city is one of the culprits here. As well as allowing develop. ment that causes silting prob lems, the city itself did a ' half. aseed ith" of planting a hill beside the large concrete channel next to Malabar Drive. The result was soil emeion and silt pollution. UWhile there are exceptions, the 0:3 has not often enough foil through on opportunities to build wetlands or retention ponds. As well " slowly releasing water throughout the rear, and cutting down on peak runoff, the natural plants inwetlands filter pollutants from water. They also prpvide wildlife habitat. T 17 '." TaT? ".1 “mm oiits,iliLiL' ""1ttf ci'iii'ir"i'iii'i'ii'i wh- [31(0th "Chat. 1 In.“ quality!“ 1Ptt,rlmri.ttJr.atrjio irqetdan. AM that,” s'h',tthgtfri'rg,ihjiiiij.ii of t'h1rthfedl1't,t, WMBnmhn it."1f trltlpting. the tttttl/egg/g,., eon- “Wm up. do may time-Allen crookugmngtp lure. We're looking atthe Irehxrt.rtmTHtetootat.tiiiGi/ii part and all the while befomaruneillortrwtae uptotU 'teingtqrtusmms." 'tiut.l',itet't,t, ." 1 3““ had another tt ile Been an my with? llkanou _l,r1t8_ot.t)ehutt-heuiirifr", m am"; man a GRta,eftorta to establish a sports fishing habitat at Kauf- Pena) the GramHtiverare prepamd to take pleasure hm landowners with property Mr. irtgtuerrsekifiiisiotGaved, DNew development along Woolwich Street needs to be given more consideration. ‘There'a 600 to 800 acres here with no conservation 1U'fg. management p am." uni net. Begonia] Creek l', in the pro- oeu being ruined y upstream development that has atreeud water quality, " well as causing annual spring flooding and repu- teti...trytiin Problems. (spousal Grrir" .. itttti'NiikioGi. -- 'T '8'llT2rt'th?l'itl"t,tfa"i, IMF‘ICKiV I. irtrrrrvrus.ee.iirt" fefnliun. Bud pl 'uFiiG FEE; people who know what they want, but they can’t break down the system fast enough." cnu lune thing - channeling and dry detention ponds - is happening in the Northland Buai. ness Park along the north branch of Colonial creek. The work here in recent, too. "The ponds should be planted in bushes and bullruthetr," said Bauer, to be effective filters. L3Agrieulture pollutea streams with more and chemicals and CneatiueCBasbetg by Linda min M. A main“ channel waa may bunt, based on old “Him plan. . 'Trcthis and! waa environ- mentally committed. they could have stopped that and said there. 'a moth way to do this other tlttr1dtenntslifttr. “We got the comm guys baeuritr in Kitchener finally. Butjsens, there's a number of part and Ill the while we're 'reintrtqrtusmms." BM had another example Iti1h SEW“. ae m” JurtA- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS meme BASKETS 25% OFF . SILK FLOWERS a scams 15% OFF GIFT SHOP 1.8,; 2'lherci220e.eo grgtt tum r-iii-at in; anttto Manning-u “What '0 do when fai. hmy Wei" itoking It th, middle WATERLOO 102 Weber St. North (at Lincoln Plaza) SALE STARTS TODAY ENDS SEPT. " WHILE QUANTITIES 345 Erb St. West (at Quick Trip Plaza) u Mon. 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