Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee

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1 City of Mississauga Agenda MISSISSaUGa Mississauga Cycling Advisory Date December 8, 2015 Time 7:00 p.m. Location Room A, 2"d Floor, Civic Centre 300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5B 3Cl Members Donnie Morris (Chair) Irwin Nayer (Vice-Chair) Councillor Chris Fonseca, Ward 3 Roy Buchanan David Daglish Joanne decloe Jonathan Giggs Edisa Kozo Greg Symons Barbara Hazel Tabuno Dorothy Tomiuk Elaine Theriault Agency Representatives/City Staff Arthur Lo, TDM Analyst, Region of Peel Steve Barrett, Manager, Transportation Infrastructure Management Ben Gomberg, Manager, Active Transportation Andy Bate, Supervisor, Traffic Operations Jacqueline Hunter, Active Transportation Technologist Erica Warsh, Transportation Demand Management Coordinator Kimberly Hicks, Communications Advisor Contact Angie Melo, Legislative Coordinator, Legislative Services ext. 5471/ Fax / angie.melo@mississauqa.ca Find it online

2 12/8/ CALL TO ORDER 2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 3. DECLARATION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST 4. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING Minutes of the November 10, 2015 meeting of the Mississauga Cycling Advisory. RECOMMEND APPROVAL 5. DEPUTATIONS 5.1. SustainMobility (15 minute presentation) Glenn Gumulka, Executive Director, SustainMobility, regarding the opportunity for Mississauga Cycling Advisory to partner with his group to stage the Tour de Mississauga. RECOMMEND RECEIPT 5.2 Community Based Social Marketing Program in Mississauga in 2016 (10 minute presentation) Erica Duque, Active Transportation Planner, Region of Peel, regarding the opportunity for a community based social marketing program in Mississauga for RECOMMEND RECEIPT

3 12/8/ MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED 6.1 Tour de Mississauga (30 minute discussion) Mississauga Cycling Advisory to review third party models for the Tour de Mississauga Year End Report (15 minute discussion) Jacqueline Hunter, Active Transportation Technologist, Transportation and Works Department to present 2015 Year End Report. RECOMMEND RECEIPT 6.3 Joint of Western Lake Ontario Cycling (10 minute discussion) Irwin Nayer, to provide a verbal update regarding Joint of Western Lake Ontario Cycling. 6.4 Lakeview Waterfront Connection (5 minute discussion) Jonathan Giggs to provide a verbal update regarding a recent public meeting on Lakeview Waterfront Connection 7. INFORMATION ITEMS 7.1 Etobicoke Creek Trail Memorandum dated December 8, 2015 from Michael Gusche, Project Manager, Parks Department, Community Services, regarding the Etobicoke Creek Trail, Trailhead Signs and Wayfinding. RECOMMEND RECEIPT OTHER BUSINESS DATE OF NEXT MEETING Tuesday, January 12, :00 PM, Civic Centre, Room A City Centre Drive, Mississauga LSB 3Cl 10. ADJOURNMENT

4 City of Mississauga Minutes Mississauga Cycling Advisory nec o a ltl\5 MISSISSaUGa Mississauga Cycling Advisory Date November 10, 2015 Time 7:00 PM Location Room A. 2nd Floor. Civic Centre 300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga, Or1ta1ri9J;fjif3<30 Members Present Donnie Morris (Chair) Councillor Chris Fonseca, Ward 3 Irwin Nayer (Vice-Chair) Joanne decloe David Daglish Jonathan Giggs Edisa Kozo (Arrived Greg Symons Barbara Hazel Dorothy T om.io~\ic;;..,._:st -:;;1:~~:~/!tift:':'-:_~, -~--" Memb~i~Tibsent '''it Roy Bucf1a&an :-;J: :::~:?""~ --~f:::: Agency RepresentaWes/Citv Staff Present Ben Gomberg, Man~ ~i;;activ~ffii~iisportation '-"-:, :=:: > <\ :')_ ; Andy Bate, Supervisor, 1'r Jf}<;~ perations Jacqueline Hunter, Active tfartsportation Technologist Contact Angie Melo, Legislative Coordinator, Legislative Services ext. 5471/ Fax / anqie.melo@mississauqa.ca Find it online

5 11/10/ CALL TO ORDER - 7:05 PM 2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA Approved (J. decloe) 3. DECLARATIONS OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST - Nil 4. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING 5. Approved CG. Symons) DEPUTATIONS - rr,,o,: ".'''~-";' ''" """'" Vi ~,, ~'f <\~ ', -:~-~\\, 5.1 Barbertown Bridge Environmental'Assessmentfi~lc. Michael Gusche, Projeqt;.f"lanager - P~t~Qgy~[eyph'lent, -'X-""~{i!,_;-- ;-:-.-:,, ';:::~ :> 0 >:''cc:.c;- De pa rtme nt, made a pf~$gj;j~-ation on the ~[_9ertown Bridge Environmental Assessment - Culham f~jl,'~~tion optid'n$i,,,, \~f~;\j;. -w~li;~-, "<'.~!~:~:l:,, Mr. GusclleJi\[Oy~,cled back~:~l;µ_nd infor on th~j~rbertown Bridge, the existi.. / ~a\i1~~:t the Baril~~~~ 1 '!!;i~,r;njwonmental assessment condu d, and de~il:led the d~w... ptions arrff'the advantages/disadvantages '.Jj:j:', -!?/,;:., -~:!)'.:n~: and cha e!j~s with:~~!e design op~~9s.,-_ "--~- --,--;,,<: -- ' ';,_ - ';~M ~~.9~~;(~~~~'.g~r :;~t{iy~yr:~~ortation, inquired about funding and timefr~rhe'ftir coiii~l~tion of coristtlction, to which Mr. Gusche advised that there is '"''' J} ~;" funding of~-~~t.pximit~y:$1,000, budgeted for this project and that it is :~ :!'ldticipated th~{p11ce th~'s~ign option has been determined, construction may b~qi~ in _: --:.;.:::;~:;;;:'. Citize'~M'ernber,s'~j~o inquired about how long the bridge would be closed for constructidh'a ~a';~hy the bridge has not been maintained over the years, to which Mr. Gusche ~~ti~ed that the bridge area would be closed for approximately 6 months and that funding has been the greatest challenge for maintaining the bridge over the years.

6 11/10/ RECOMMENDATION 1. That the deputation and associated PowerPoint presentation by Michael Gusche, Project Manager, Park Development with respect to Barbertown Bridge Environmental Assessment, Culham Trail connection options, be received. 2. That Mississauga Cycling Advisory supports the preferred option design as outlined in the PowerPoint presentation by Michael Gusche, Project Manager Park Development with respect to Barbertown Bridge Environmental Assessment, Culham Trail connection options. Received U Giggs) Recommendation MCAC MATTERS CONSIDERED 6.1 Bike Mississauga Not-for-Profit u~8~te ')V Jonathan Giggs provided a status upcr~f~ witlf'i'~;bect to the +:-~::::::::?::x> 0~::;;;}?-h_:~;):/ not-for-profit group fo\~~f~ ponsible for'1:.t)g_ff our de Mississauga and Community Rides. ~,,,,-, ;;!~(;,.,,, _,l.,;:,, s;i:;;~j '"":];.~:. ''T:;;-p;- -:0:';''0'.,, ~',-;co \Jised that'lfilsi; rece!lstainmd~lity approached the Missis.s. '''Advisory; '~m ~tw;'if%pe~fto working together, instead of er~ g our o;f:l foup, as $~~~ ability ~lf~~-dy has a structure and they have funding\~_severat!~gencies/oi~~izations and can deliver on events. The, E1'~>:1Jtive Dlf:~ttor1-0f}tu~t<iin Mobi~tY'f"'els that the vision and mission of the,;::; '.i'\'1'i~-~i~ ~1Jga c}aj~~-~d~i;of,'jg'q1l\\jl1i~&i\ line up with their vision and mission.,, "";.;(;: -- "'~ ;c_c?:.: :.:,.:;_, J,-,:-,. : 2;:f-_. '';',., Mr. Morri~~~~):"d th~~~lthough th~ vision and mission fit, Mr. Morris has '.;1\toncerns on hb:f.tthey/~s~buld work together. Members discussed other :c.:;;c:--_-:\ _ -~.i:2i :}. _ -- ::- _;:-:-.~; Ci:>~erns they h~d,\nith respect to the relationship between the Mississauga Cy6litl'g Advisor/C-a'mmittee and Sustain Mobility_ Dorothy Tomiuk suggested that the s~ll~i;>mmittj~;~long with Ben Gomberg and Erica Warsh, meet with represe~~tlvt=f~'bl''sustainmobility to address any concerns Members have. Ms. Tomiuk ask~-d'~embers to forward their questions and/or concerns to the subcommittee in advance of a meeting to be scheduled, of a

7 11/10/ RECOMMENDATION That the Not-for-Profit Steering enter into discussions with representatives of Sustainable Mobility regarding establishing a partnership, and that the Steering report back to the Mississauga Cycling Advisory at its next meeting. Referred (Councillor C. Fonseca) Recommendation MCAC Active Transportation Update Ben Gomberg, Manager, Active Transpor);9tf~1tfowided an update on the grant applications, for a bike way on Thom~.;> ~tr~~'( t~'r~~g.h the Ontario Municipal Cycling Infrastructure Program. Apijf9lfimately 140; (\ll'j.e.s were initially considered, of which the City of Mississauga!ffi\! ~~~sed the expres~tlhof interest and have been invited to submit our applii!lj~pn, which will be do~~lr:~qe next couple of weeks. Mr. Gomberg thanked Jacl'ilfa!ioe Hunt~ti-~or all her 0&r~'Qn the grant ' < "'S~:-.:'< ;c:::.':'v -"-Y~-_'..'.'o application and on thi~:qroject. Mr. Go@ >1:s6 advised that ~~f-s-:waiting on the decision of the Provi~~-~pxernment ~\ ~ect to the grant a;p,lication for cycling training. -;~:~;~;~ "-:,c:~-:;t~~:-:~"--- --,,,. -<- '{~~:~;,_' -<-:,~~t~:?ti~~": ',. <t-~~~~~~::- M r. Gorn~, been work!j:\g on fas~!p~io~. ~visfol\;;;.tatement for the Active TransB4ft'. which JJi_1j :outurhi~!l'el~i~1'~ <'!nd'~j'~ion for a 10 year period. Once'600iplete, M.; 9.mberg Jj)jc~~~ f~ it with'tfi~'members of the Mississauga Cyclin~AdV.ii;ory C~mittee, whf~~ ~.e hopes will help frame the MasterPlan for the Hi ~i ssa ug~ ttytlindipi~vi~ry co m~~ttee. --"'"''' ~-:;:-<->'.-:: ;;;::;:--,,_ --- 1~>::0~.:~-,;f;:o -- " "'' '::-s:,j(,--:-\.. \:{{:~.--zs~i-:'jl o. ;0". Commullit"~.Sns ~~~ Promotio~ ~cvcling-related Issues Committe~ ~~(ll,ber~\jj~~ssed means of communication to reach cyclists and the poptila'fiqn about cycling events and cycling issues. Many :c. '9/~neral Mississi\~.a s(jggestions em~flllted frorfilhis discussion which included, asking bike shops, to pl~c:'1'li1jink to th t' ty of Mississauga Cycling Advisory page, sending City ()ff4l~.sissa ouncillor's information to place on their Newsletters, working with Trafff6i$~fa~.fCouncil with respect to promoting and education on cycling, uses of soci~l1fifi~dia such as "thunderclap", and a monthly column in the Mississauga News. The Communications and Promotions Subcommittee will meet over the next several months to discuss all the suggestions presented and will report back to the Mississauga Cycling Advisory at a future meeting.

8 11/10/ RECOMMENDATION That the Communications and Promotions Subcommittee meet to address the matter of communication and promotion of cycling-related issues to Mississauga residents and report back to the Mississauga Cycling Advisory at a future meeting. Referred (I. Nayer) Recommendation MCAC Community Rides Update The Mississauga Cycling Advisory Commit complete for Donnie Morris reportf' approximately 70 riders registere<j.: 50 riders registered, went very w' provide at a future Mississauga' participation for each of the rides..!;-cl Community Rides are now allowe'ennji{ij:lt Ride, with approximately onnie Morris as~~ji~9rothy Tomiuk to 'ng Advisory Commitf'~?meeting the stats on MCAC Event Caf The Event C complete. Members will 7.,d~~{;T_~f:~1:;~.," INFO RM AT I oflji:~1jieft\'$\fiffi!; "i:y~in:; -~~~:;;~:;, ~1~1!!fuiuga cj2flhg Advis~?~~~mmittee Meeting Dates. +xmen:i.orand'~ri\''iiat~!~~.er 23, 20lSlfrom Karen Morden, Legislative Coordinator, ': _: (,o'::;;-;;x'.:,~.:=k>- \---//:\:0'-.:,2,:;s>> ~-~t/;(:~:i;\., <i;f'::.j:. t' ''1 'tegal'diijgthe 20T6:'Mississatlgi'.'l'Aiivis(!iry meeting dates. _,;C;4;o''.c~'' -" "<C \::j,g::~:> -- '-'-';\it,}.~>.,-,ct:~\{t;,,;;' :':c_:;;:f;jf". Th~ftft(.fv1emoranduril'i&;i,ted 6E~~7r 23, 2015 from Karen Morden, Legislative Coordi~~r,, regarding f~:,2016 Mi~sissauga Cycling Advisory meeting dates, be receive'cl!;',. 'tt> ''C'{i~;~~-\ i~~o;:;? Referred (J. Gi;8H;;;;',~.:{ 1 Recommendation MBAB OTHER BUSINESS 8.1 Councillor Fonseca provided an update on a matter that has had discussion at the Toronto Region Conservation Authority and has attended several meetings over the years regarding the Sherway Drive Bridge (Etobicoke Creek Trail). Councillor

9 11/10/ Fonseca advised that the TRCA has dedicated time and funding for this project. It appears that the delay is coming from the City of Toronto. Councillor Fonsenca would like to schedule a meeting with the newly elected Ward Councillor and canvassed Members on who from the Mississauga Cycling Advisory should be included in that meeting. Mr. Gomberg advised that there should also be City staff representation from Active Transportation and from Community Service Councillor Fonseca advised that the transit way.sr~i:jons are scheduled to open in 2016, and that it would be important to hil..t.~resentation from Mississauga Cycling Advisory. Members a..,~~:;:,:;;;'0:c"" '<~".'" \lfld asked that the Legislative.. ;);_;_,> Coordinator look into the opening datesiloo advtse :Members.,,;~:;:., '"t"," "'q";):;";--,, Donnie Morris advised that Roy~~~~~n. Citizen ~~~~~b,.has requested that he be granted leave from attendina~ 6~ Mississauga Cycling A'tf\!'isory meetings until April Membe'fsi_al;b:nowlecj@{l Mr. Buch1/h@;s contribution to the and support of~~i{l!f~]j *til's approval t5~bls leave. -,,".~;~.. ~: :~t~h>_;,:~ '\{: 0 RECOMMENDATION That the Mississauga Cycling Roy Buchanan, Citoill:!l:r Member, "':')? ~"'.'/'' -'.'.:::,c_ -:::); m~tlfii}fcriiliica.pril 2016' "'.C"::<'Y''-..,-.-,,-,,.,_,.., 1:;":;{1:;/" -~;:~~(±>,. nd supports the request from. Cycling Advisory ~\1g;;~ :;~..'~~:;;c Irwin ~M~~;idvis'~~'!t.IJat the.j'o'i~(~ycling location fof.t!\eir anli'j~b.joint Cycling meeting for Mr. Nayer of Ontario is looking for a ;would like th~bity of Mi~~~i;sauga to host this event, which would include (~.~.rving the v ~~t(e and a1f6cating a budget for refreshments. Mr. Nayer provided an:~~erview of sifgcture of the meeting and who attends. Members wer~i/~~ppo t.'jiffhosting the 2016.,';, /" " '"!::;~:~;] :::1'.i) RECOMMENDATION 1. That the Mississauga Cycling Advisory supports hosting the 2016 Annual Joint Cycling of Ontario in the City of Mississauga. 2. That Irwin Nayer, Vice-Chair, Mississauga Cycling Advisory, undertake to coordinate the details of hosting the 2016 Annual Joint Cycling of Ontario.

10 11/10/ That up to $ be allocated in the 2016 budget for expenses associated with hosting the 2016 Annual Joint Cycling of Ontario meeting. Carried (J. Giggs) Recommendation MCAC DATE OF NEXT MEETING Tuesday, November 10, :00 PM, Civic Centre, Drive, Mississauga, ON L5B 3Cl A City Centre ADJOURNMENT - 8:48 PM

11 City of Mississauga Memorandum Mississauga Cycling Advisory +. DEC l5 M MISSISSaUGa \ To: From: MEMBERS OF THE MISSISSAUGA CYCLING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Michael Gusche, Project Manager, Parks and Forestry Division Date: December 8, 2015 Subject: Etobicoke Creek Trail Trailhead signs and wayfinding The Community Services Department was requested to review the locations of the existing trail head locations. the need for additional trailhead signs and the installation of wayfinding signs along the Etobicoke Creek Trail. Trail Head signs are well placed along the trail. Refer to the attachment. Our review recommends the installation of a new trail head sign in Fleetwood Park by the existing parking lot and washroom building. The park is located on the south side of Burnhamthorpe Road East. Trail head signs are being updated through a trail project currently underway. The update will bring trail head signs in compliance with the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulations (IASR), the Accessible Advisory and corporate branding. lnstal ation of wayfinding signs along Etobicoke Creek Trail is scheduled for summer of attachment

12 Welcome to the Etoblcoke Creek T raii.and Toronto Pearson-1nternatio11ai Airport, named after Canada's 14th Prime Min:ster, LeSter B. Pemson On this site in September 1938, the City of Toronto opened Toronto Municipal Airport at Malton, which was informally kn awn as Ma~on Airport. Through redevelopment, the airport now has the capw::lty-to handle upwards of 45 mi Iii On guests each year. Pisase visit us at vvw1.~.gtaa.ccim to learn more Ebout your airport. Bienvenue au sentier Etobiccke Creek et a i'aeroport intetnational Pearson Ue Toronto, ainsi nmnme en l'honrieurdu 14e premier minlstre du Canada, Les+er B, Pearson. C'est,.1ci que la Vilie de Toronto a fnaugure, en septembre 1938, l'aeroport municipal de Malton, mleux connu sous son appellation informelle 1fa6roport Malton. Grace a de nombreux r am8nagements, J'al ropon: peut maintenant accueillir plus de 45 mi!lio11s de visltburs chaque arinee. Pour en savoir plus-au sujet de votre aeroport, visitez le wvvw,gtaa.com. tln the Trails Rememheo:to: -i:!jie1a;l1ro!~mi kss;i \~lheriiifltsin~ o( ifio,..,;;.,!~ll!'if.eloft w:e,,\mr,b!!~arvolcew~"" >i[fll;lilr.itnp.ois~i,im pii:<up"m(f,,,,-p L<. ke!e!'d"''"" Tea'~ "'hil" mll<rtiorli~ :fa"' down ""Y[)\J~roO t~=do'oes dor.'!~fi;jr alway' w.. rj'lltir he~11 t 1:! Hourfl<oilicy W"!d' IWllioe 9D5 51!i-4UiiD Peel llagional Police 9US-q53-33!1 Em~rgi,nq911 While on Jl.i;port Land Remember, 11-.e1rnrrv nmefil11JQ~ isapbl'[romd8ylnlud"sk Jiulesw~lbo;;~dlv ;m!w-~ bvajm'!1 Sffilrify Wlttl5onlhotn1Udont11: littw. d~rnp ~..t1~ro100-wa.l«pir.oioorfa.;da.-...,,k "'"Ofli'IC~D~l!rllr''e; and Wir less ~less s<rl ilst moio"1"1rojplooa. <:'l,h ir:r>~rt.s ~us ll'll'~'bt:rnild<liro: t.ich as icims tr- boll""oi l'ornp <H P"'~"""'mght lirin~f roilrmbmlsfur ~ghtbsmr.! l1<onl, n~1rn '' '""'l<ilif Emer9~ Numb or while np Airpntl Lau~ 411i--7i6 3~33 Sur Jes sentlars: ; f10,~.ct&1leslj!n U..,Um1 Soyetfillfrnj '1'JITT,., ulil1~ows>'uolenrs &ard ;w~o _~rcile;i:1!lirp;i"9l-parlsi;m11:ijb 'liliii>alm l'llr~ut,'lin«sonrrslt1>0~!f;!sjlilrdi0<:;<1w oigriimc\!!jlm ir.r;/1!jo~ rle rlli!l's,;;ij'uo...,!n'1'till><;iarf V "1li;iren""""I " e:ct>~ir'"'ns'tii?l"ll <iili ;ru~!lem11?awia -fiilrd"1vlll"'d1"n'm\;ll<ll~ SlvotmE..,.enpaUmO!C>.l!l! :fiil!mlm, ll'i'"~""'" fap]!!oi'ifr ~~; SC.J)(rulS ~1 aoh"1ot-.1iis A rr>=>m~licli.t' POf\01.[(ltJjow~""!"'-LOlqOO LigDt!di""'t"' aol:ll>iliihlil 2~ houro sur l4, pourjoind"' ),,,, ptepo '"' o.. litiu~!11!_0:.wi-umi~ Pnliter-i!glonnle do Poet 9BS-l.Sl :i311 E<>cn.dU-'lloree:Hl Sur!es Wrrains de l'aeiroport: le sonlie<ijui ;Ji!S~O pa1 riliirup'rt~ t ::tlllisible liel'..jbell\jt<op!!stillfi le1.;.~a 1or11111~pnfl<jlliei :& malliiirewl'th par I< "'rvloe,;,,_>i!ollr11ildil i'aoj'l'p01! Sur lasmnier, ii est i~!ef111!: Oejet.r<leso;rl,...,;o" <f""tre,dedrn:s fulpi::;u!l- r.iqklocowdli nour~'""'o1 iri>ell-i: 1l'"i :m ~es ap,10 1i<11 5ilmr(;l Dll~ DOU"" ro;fo, fl~lommen1 dgs "'.'Q;'.", :ie> vth~m;-_el ile5 h~jt001r1"'"' ta!wln'1nand s D'ctiO~desQb)J"isvll!ao!;, n"1<lr.imoo!llei.,trls-\l{l]ant1 od s'hill~rn u.e~or.i~br-ou "" lffism so l'll;lc1u Jrpio ";isr-jaml<oui1 IY l'pl'l~-dll:'arm~s1' reu "" "'""i~teju'jil<<e' DfCIOl>..,r.~p;ithe u" dr;pn:;e1tii!spio""' En cos d'ujg~ncesur r... lermino ~e l'a"-ropon.' ~l6-j7[i.jo:;j3 Treil J.eyend l Legende = ilratmedjrall III * P1r Se<!tlerll111S11! J?lll'klng..chonl SIOli.;,.llWll"'11 Ei:o!e - ""fl-la twe~ 'tntil A<r ~nn!j~r Itllp kill!l ~ ftn:=~t.ollmlrl< lll S~,i;,.ur\'flie =~~~d~ towrro~bl,~ ~ WiiUirtO.fu~ Pland'""" I@ Waslm10Jn> Ii ~ h~idq~ par'k)~111l Or w:u11bfll To!lolte!i?u1;11ll ~cintur~_vu~o '"" Toronto Pearson ~,\..!

13 Etobicoke Creek Trail The Etobicoks Creek Trail is designated as a regional multi-use recreational trai.1. When completed, it will travel from the Waterfront Trail along Lake Ontario, through the cities of Mississauga, Toronto, and Brampton up into the Town of Caledon, a total length of 50 kilometers. The name Etobicoke is a First Nation's Algonkian word "wah-do-be-kaug" meaning "place where the alders grow", Alder trees were the most common trees in the area prior to the European Settlement in ti1e late 1700's. The Etobicoke and Mimico Watersheds A watershed is an area of land that drains all the rainfall into a watercourse. Both the Etobicoke and Mimico Creeks are shown here. Actions of people kilometers away can impact the water quality. Pesticides arnd human-made fertilizers ran harm the natural environment and pollute the water Reducing pesticides and using organic fertilizers in your yacd are two positive actions you can take at home or in your workplace to protect the quality of these natural areas. Everyone in the community can be involved in protecting these creeks. When visiting the trail and valley, please be careful not to disturb the water, soil, plants and animals. Help Preserve The Watershed Take an active part and get involved in organized events and stewardship activities with The City of Mississauga and Toronto Region Conservation (TRCA). For information, contact the Mississauga Parks at or visit the C'rty's website, and Toronto Region Conservation at or visit W\/\~v.trca.on.ca Trail Legend le:oim!!ihti11! 111.P!liln,!l 0 :n.p~rldn~.. l:hl>lll ~.1t0 s.ir.e1nallf.,,j\e Jlili'kl oil.; ~r~. nb~li On the Trails Remember to: Obey all trail signs give way to slower moving trail users keep to the right side of the trail, pass on the left use a horn, bell or voice when signalling to pass others please pick up alter your pets keep dogs on leash when rollerblading, please slow down as you approach crowded areas don't litter always wear your helmet 24 Hour Facility Watch Hotline Peel Regional Police Emergency 911 ~t::~!1!.~~~~~ Bob~imi~ Cru..4::s ~1;8~J1!}!!.,,,,_..,,,