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4) Implement the Council approved Thames Valley Corridor Plan (TVCP), including the Natural Heritage, stewardship, and protection sections of the TVCP Action Plan regarding invasive species.
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5) Over the long-term, develop further control programs for listed priority species over time, once recommendations 1-4 have been implemented and their effectiveness has been tracked, monitored, and verified.
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6) Develop a process to include in the LIPMS a trigger to identify, map and control Phragmites on vacant lands and future development lands and to work with the various owners. This process could start as early as pre-consultation, be included as standard recommendations in an EIS, form part of Draft approvals and drawings, development agreements, and draft a standard condition to be used. Further opportunities can include proactively identifying Phragmites on vacant lands and future development lands without an application as a trigger and have permissions in place to control.
