CVC’s Water and Erosion Control Infrastructure Operational Plan includes the purpose of the structure, the required operations to meet the design targets, maintenance procedures to keep the structure in good working order and the required surveillance for safe operation of the structure.
CVC’s Ice Management Plan identifies how ice along Credit River may increase the risk of flooding, the roles and responsibilities of CVC
and the key steps for responding to ice jam events, including ice monitoring and communication strategies
Request for the Board of Directors of CVC to approve the 2025 draft budget for consultation.
CVC’s Watershed-based Resource Management Strategy aligns with and builds upon our Strategic Plan (2023-2027) and forthcoming Watershed Plan, which serve as key documents that guide the organization’s work. Per regulation, the Strategy includes guiding principles and objectives that inform the design of our programs and services, a summary of information that CVC relies on to directly inform and support program and service delivery, and the identification of issues and risks which may limit effective delivery of Category 1 programs and services, including actions to address such risks.
This guide’s aim is to offer advice and support—both political and technical—for the adoption of LID within road infrastructure in order to maintain and enhance a municipality’s level of service.
This guide will provide you with information you can use to build the case for retrofitting residential lands with low impact development practices. It will also help you secure the internal and external support you need to move forward and improve the resilience of your municipality.
This guide provides you with the information, guidance, case studies and tools you need to do the following:
• Understand why implementing an LID makes sense for your property
• Know what LID options are available and how to select the right option for your property
• Implement an LID retrofit, including both small and large-scale projects
• Operate and maintain your LID practice
This guide is for anyone interested in promoting more sustainable practices in the business and multi-residential community, including board members, employees, customers, students or residents.
This document lists CVC’s 2025 fee schedule for conservation areas and planning services.
Planting native plants is a great way to add a pop of colour to your landscape while providing benefits to pollinators.
2023 audited financial statements for Credit Valley Conservation Authority prepared by BDO.
Credit Valley Conservation’s 2023 Annual Report highlights key accomplishments and features stories of our work to show how we are delivering on our new strategy.
Agreement for plan review and technical clearance between the Regional Municipality of Halton/City of Burlington/Town of Halton Hills/Town of Milton/Town of Oakville and Credit Valley Conservation Authority.
The CVT’s Strategy Refresh – State of the Trail report outlines the strategic direction for 2024–2028, focusing on land acquisition, landowner engagement, continued co-leadership with the CVT Indigenous Roundtable on Indigenous place-making, and a renewed emphasis on fundraising to support trail development. It also highlights community involvement through the five trail chapters and advances arts, culture, and heritage planning along the trail to enhance connectivity and celebrate the cultural richness of the watershed.
CVC’s Strategic Plan, Our Future Together, guides our work from 2023 to 2027 while looking ahead to 2051.
Memorandum of Understanding between Credit Valley Conservation and the Region of Peel.