Sherwood Forest School Site
The change to the zoning of the school site was not appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board.
Tag: Medway Valley
Upcoming Events
Medway Walk – Sunday, September 28
Come for a walk-through and litter clean-up of our adopted area of the Medway Valley Environmentally Significant Area (ESA). Families are welcome to join as the walk will be at a leisurely pace. A biologist who lives in our neighbourhood will help us to understand and appreciate our beautiful valley.
When: Sunday Sept 28th, 2014. 1:30 pm ( for approx. 1-2 hours)
Where: Meet at the Ramsay Road entrance to the Valley located between the Precious Blood Monastery and Brescia College
Neighborhood News – May 2014
Sherwood Forest School Site – Community Planning Meeting
Please be sure to come out to the second community planning exercise for the Sherwood Forest School site. The session will be held Wednesday, May 7 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at Brescia University College, in the new Clare Hall, Mercato Room. If you can’t make the meeting, comments can be sent to the City of London attention Brian Turcotte at bturcott@london.ca
Medway Valley ESA
Join us on our introductory walk-through of the Medway ESA {Environmentally Significant Area} that we have adopted!
A city of London Ecologist, Ms. Linda McDougall, will accompany us to point out areas of interest and answer your questions. We are planning a ‘Buckthorn Busting’ event for June too. Come along and learn how to be good stewards of our beautiful valley.
Friends of Medway Creek Newsletter
The Friends of Medway Creek newsletter for Winter 2014 is now available.
Follow up to Jan 29 Meeting
Information from the Jan 29 meeting –
- Information on the Adopt-an-ESA Program
- A presentation from the City’s Policy Planning and Programs office on Secondary Dwelling Units
- An invitation to the rededication of Orchard Park School on Friday, February 21 at 2:00 p.m.
- Introductory presentation from the Jan 27 public meeting on the Medway Valley Heritage Forest Environmentally Significant Area – Phase One -Conservation Master Plan
The full presentation from the Jan 27 public meeting is available on the City’s website at http://www.london.ca/residents/Environment/Natural-Environments/Documents/Medway-Public-Meeting-2.pdf. A copy of the full presentation is also available at the Sherwood Branch of the London Public Library.
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