Background. The site is situated behind the Montfort Hospital with a partial frontage on Lang's Road to the east. The site, known as Montfort Woods, is a natural woodlot that is surrounded by the Montfort Hospital and a long-term care facility to the south, Aviation Parkway to the west, CFB Rockcliffe to the north and the Fairhaven community to the east. The site is approximately 7 hectares (17 acres) in size.
The National Capital Commission acquired the Montfort Woods property on January 27, 2004, and submitted Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments.
The affected parcel of land consists of a core and marginal woodland area that includes predominantly Sugar Maple, Beech, Ash, Basswood, and Norway Maple over limestone bedrock. The applicant, the National Capital Commission (NCC) wishes to protect this woodlot for future generations.
I included the following list on my November 11, 2020 blog entry "Protected land and waterways in the National Capital".---savecfbrockcliffe:
Airbase Lands - Federal, Private.
Arboretum Woods - Federal.
Aviation Parkway North - Federal, City.
Brittania Bay - Federal, City.
Brittania Conservation Area - Federal, City.
By-Pass Woods East - Federal.
Carlington Woods - Federal, City, Private.
Central Experimental Farm Woods - Federal.
Champlain Bridge Woods - Federal.
Champlain Bridge Islands - Federal.
Chaudiere Rapids - Federal.
Del Zotto Woods - Federal.
Deschenes Lookout - Federal.
Hampton Park Woods - Federal, City.
Hog's Back Woods - Federal, Private.
Lemieux Island - Federal, City.
Leopold Woodlot - Federal, Private.
McCarthy Woods and Southern Corridor - Federal.
Montfort Woods - Federal, Private.
Nepean Creek Corridor - Federal, Private.
NRC Woods North - Federal.
Parliament Hill - Federal.
Pinecrest Woods - Federal.
Prince of Wales Woods - Federal, City.
RA Centre Woods - Federal.
Rideau River Islands - Federal.
Rideau River Park Woods - Federal.
Riverside Park - Federal.
Rockcliffe Park East - Federal.
Rockcliffe Park West - Federal.
Rockcliffe Shores - Federal (Google: "urban natural features strategy City of Ottawa April 11, 2006.)
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