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Part 1: Background & Overview
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Part 1: Background & Overview

Terms of Reference

What are the Terms of Reference?

  • A Terms of Reference (ToR) is the first step in the provincial environmental assessment (EA) process and is a roadmap for planning and decision-making. It outlines how an EA will be prepared, including what studies will be conducted, the process to identify and assess effects of a proposed project and how people will be consulted. A ToR is a document prepared by a project Proponent—in this case Marten Falls First Nation (MFFN)—and submitted to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP). MFFN’s ToR for the Proposed Community Access Road was prepared in accordance with the Environmental Assessment Act (EAA) and the Code of Practice for Preparing and Reviewing Terms of Reference for the Environmental Assessments in Ontario (MECP 2020).

Documents

The ToR documents are large files. Please make sure you are connected to wi-fi and take a look at the file size. In an effort to make the ToR easier to access, we divided out sections for download and review.

Complete Terms of Reference (PDF 17 MB)

This document summarizes information contained in the Draft Terms of Reference for the community’s proposed access road.

 

  • Sections 1-6 (PDF 5 MB)
    • Introduction, Process, Environmental Assessment Process, Purpose of the Project and the Study, Rationale for and Description of the Undertaking, Description of and Rationale for Alternatives

 

  • Section 7 (PDF 2.5 MB)
    • Existing Environment and Potential Environmental Effects

 

  • Sections 8-9 (PDF 2 MB)
    • Assessment and Evaluation, Commitments and Monitoring

 

  • Sections 10-11 (PDF 2 MB)
    • Consultation During the Terms of Reference, Consultation and Engagement Plan to Support the Environmental Assessment

 

  • Sections 12-13 (PDF 239 KB)
    • Accommodating New Circumstances, Other Permits and Approvals

 

 

 

Notice of Commencement of Terms of Reference

News (2019 to 2023)

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January 2023 update

January 2023 update

February 2023 update

February 2023 update

March 2023 update

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April 2023 update

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Tailored Impact Statement Guidelines (TISG)

What are the Tailored Impact Statement Guidelines?

  • These Tailored Impact Statement Guidelines (Guidelines), a key element for the federal impact assessment process, provide direction and requirements for the proponent in preparing the Impact Statement for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project (the Project). The Guidelines have been tailored for the Project by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (the Agency) with input from the proponent, federal departments, provincial ministries, Indigenous groups and the public.

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Contact the Community Access Road Team directly at

1-800-764-9114 or info@martenfallsaccessroad.ca

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