Bay of Quinte shoreline photo with word overlay saying "Bay of Quinte and Lake Ontario Shoreline Management Plan"

Introduction

Quinte Conservation, in partnership with local municipalities and the Government of Canada’s National Disaster Mitigation Program, and in collaboration with Zuzek Inc. Consultants, have completed a shoreline study that includes information to aid in further protection of Bay of Quinte and Lake Ontario shorelines, as well as safeguarding coastal communities from hazards related to flooding and erosion. 

Map showing the extent of various shoreline reaches.

Project Partners

This project is a joint initiative with regional partners including Prince Edward County, the City of Belleville, the City of Quinte West, the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte, the Town of Deseronto, and the Town of Greater Napanee. 50 percent of the funding is provided by the Government of Canada’s National Disaster Mitigation Program and the other 50 percent is shared by municipal partners. This project was completed in 2022. 

The Shoreline Management Plan

The final plan includes beneficial items such as:

  • An updated shoreline inventory
  • Updated hazard mapping for flooding, erosion, and dynamic beaches
  • Recommendations for protecting shorelines and shoreline property owners
  • Information to assist municipal planning recommendations and decisions

Public Consultation 

The first public consultation took place online from October 6th - October 31st.

The second public consultation took place on April 12th over zoom from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. 

View Presentations from the 1st Public Consultation

You can find links to view the presentations on Youtube, and the online survey, in the Calls to Action below. 

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Field Work and Technical Studies
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Read the survey results from the first public consultation period for this project

Questions?

For project questions or to provide feedback that could not be addressed in the online survey, contact:

Mark Boone, Project Coordinator

613-968-3434 ext. 120

Accessibility 

Should you require any accommodation for this project, please contact 613-968-3434 or click here to email Mark Boone.