Water Taking Permit Renewal for Caledon Golf Course - Humber River
Official title: 1000024316 ONTARIO INC. - Permit to take water
A golf course in Caledon wants to renew its permit to take water from the Humber River and an on-site reservoir. They're asking to draw up to 643,680 litres per day for irrigation from May through November. The permit would last 10 years.
Why This Matters
Live near the Humber River in Caledon? This permit affects how much water gets drawn from your local watershed. During dry summers, water levels matter for wildlife, downstream users, and anyone with a well nearby.
What Could Change
If approved, the golf course can continue drawing water from the Humber River for another decade. The permit is classified as Category 1, meaning lower environmental risk. Conditions may be added to protect water levels during dry periods.
Key Issues
- Should the golf course be allowed to take up to 643,680 litres of water daily from the Humber River?
- Is a 10-year permit duration appropriate for this water taking?
- Are there concerns about environmental impacts on the Humber River watershed?
How to Participate
- Review the permit details on this consultation page to understand the water taking request.
- Submit your comments through the Environmental Registry by the deadline. You can also email enviropermissions@ontario.ca with your feedback.