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Page 1 of 17 Public Guidance Documents for the Lake head Source Protection Committee Proposed Terms of Reference for the Lake head Source Protection Area August 1, 2008, Under the Clean Water Act,

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How to fill out the Lakehead Source Protection Committee:

1. Start by familiarizing yourself with the purpose and responsibilities of the Lakehead Source Protection Committee. This committee is responsible for implementing and reviewing policies and programs aimed at protecting water sources in the Lakehead Region.
2. Contact the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority, which oversees the Source Protection Committee, to express your interest in becoming a member. They will provide you with the necessary application forms and any additional information required.
3. Fill out the application forms thoroughly and accurately. Provide all the requested information, such as your personal details, professional qualifications, and any relevant experience or expertise in water resource management or environmental conservation.
4. Include a cover letter or statement outlining your motivation for joining the Lakehead Source Protection Committee. Highlight your commitment to environmental protection, your knowledge of water resource management issues, and any specific skills or perspectives that you can bring to the committee.
5. Submit your completed application forms, along with your cover letter or statement, to the designated contact person at the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority. Ensure that all documents are properly signed and dated.
6. Keep a copy of your application for your records. This can be useful for reference during the selection process or if you need to provide additional information later on.
7. Wait for a response from the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority. They may contact you for an interview or request further information. Be prepared to discuss your qualifications, experience, and commitment to the protection of water sources in the Lakehead Region.
8. If selected, attend any orientation sessions or training provided by the Lakehead Source Protection Committee. This will help you understand your role, responsibilities, and how the committee operates.
9. Actively participate in committee meetings and contribute your insights and expertise to the development and implementation of water protection policies and programs. Collaborate with other committee members, stakeholders, and the public to ensure the effective protection of Lakehead's water sources.
10. Continuously educate yourself on current water resource management practices, policies, and environmental issues that may impact the Lakehead Region. Stay informed and up-to-date to effectively fulfill your role within the Lakehead Source Protection Committee.

Who needs the Lakehead Source Protection Committee?

1. Municipalities and communities within the Lakehead Region that rely on sustainable and clean water sources.
2. Environmental and conservation organizations dedicated to protecting water resources in the Lakehead Region.
3. Government agencies and departments responsible for water resource management and watershed planning in the Lakehead Region.
4. Indigenous communities and organizations that depend on the integrity and quality of water sources in the Lakehead Region.
5. Businesses and industries that operate in the Lakehead Region and require access to clean and reliable water for their operations.
6. Residents of the Lakehead Region who value the importance of sustainable water management and wish to actively participate in its protection.
7. Academic institutions and researchers studying water resources and their preservation in the Lakehead Region.

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What is lakehead source protection committee?

The Lakehead Source Protection Committee is a group responsible for developing and implementing a source protection plan to protect sources of municipal drinking water in the Lakehead Region.

Who is required to file lakehead source protection committee?

Municipalities, industries, commercial operations, and agricultural operations in the Lakehead Region are required to file the source protection committee.

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To fill out the Lakehead Source Protection Committee, entities need to provide information on their activities that may impact drinking water sources, and ensure they comply with the regulations set out in the source protection plan.

What is the purpose of lakehead source protection committee?

The purpose of the Lakehead Source Protection Committee is to protect municipal drinking water sources from contamination in the Lakehead Region.

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Entities must report on activities that may impact drinking water sources, such as storage or use of hazardous substances, waste disposal, and land use practices.