Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources ELECTRONIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY End-User Licence Agreement

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1 Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources ELECTRONIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY End-User Licence Agreement This is a legal agreement between MUSKOKA WATERSHED COUNCIL, (the Licensee ), and the Queen s Printer for Ontario as represented by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Ontario Parks (the Licensor ). BY ACCEPTING THIS ELECTRONIC INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, YOU AGREE TO BECOME A LICENSEE BOUND BY THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS. If you do not agree with them, or do not want them to be binding on you, you should promptly return the Intellectual Property. 1. Electronic Intellectual Property In this agreement, Electronic Intellectual Property (the EIP ) means the software, data, map, picture or any other such work provided in an electronic format. 2. Copyright The Licensee acknowledges that the Licensor is the sole owner of the EIP and that the Licensor shall retain all Copyright and other rights pertaining to the EIP issued under this licence. 3. Licence for Use The Licensor grants to the Licensee a non-transferable, non-exclusive, limited-use licence for the EIP. The Licensee may use and make copies of the EIP for its professional or non-commercial end-use only. The Licensee is required to display the following text on all reproductions of the EIP: Produced by Ontario Parks, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Queen s Printer for Ontario, Restrictions on Use Except as provided for in this licence, no part of the EIP may be copied, published, disseminated or used, in any form or by any means other than MUSKOKA WATERSHED COUNCIL end-use only. 5. Term and Termination The licence is effective until terminated. The Licensee may terminate it at any time by destroying the EIP together with all copies thereof. This agreement terminates without notice in the event that the Licensee is in breach of any term contained herein. 6. Limited Warranty The EIP is licensed to the Licensee on an as is basis, and the Licensor makes no guarantees, representations or warranties with respect to the data, either express or implied, arising by law or otherwise, including but not limited to, effectiveness, completeness, accuracy, or fitness for purpose. 7. No Duty to provide Updates The Licensor assumes no obligation or liability whatsoever for the provision of updates or corrections to the EIP, or the provision of notices thereof to the Licensee. 8. Exclusion and Indemnity The Licensee shall indemnify and save harmless the Licensor, its servants, agents and contractors from and against any claim, demand, or action, alleging loss, costs, expenses, damages, or injuries (including injuries resulting in death) arising out of the Licensee s use of the EIP or in any way relating to this agreement. 9. General If any provision of this agreement is unenforceable, unlawful or void, the provision shall be deemed severable from the agreement and shall not affect the validity and enforceability of the remaining provisions. This agreement is governed by the laws of Ontario and in the event of dispute, the parties agree to attorn to this jurisdiction. THE LICENSEE HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT IT HAS READ THIS AGREEMENT, UNDERSTANDS IT AND AGREES TO BE BOUND BY ITS TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

2 Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park Park Establishment & Planning

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5 Park Establishment & Planning Ontario Living Legacy Land Use Strategy, 1999 Dalton Digby Wildlands Interim Management Statement, 2001 Dalton Digby Wildlands Provincial Park, 2002 Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands Provincial Park, 2003 Terms of Reference, 2004 Background Information, 2006 Project Shelved PPCRA Planning project re-start

6 Park Management Plan

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8 Stakeholders Adjacent/ Surrounding landowners Hunting Fishing Community Backcountry Canoe organizations Local Businesses Commercial Outpost Camps - fishing Conservation Organizations Cottage Associations (7) Ganaraska Hiking Trail Association Recreation Camps Municipalities (3) Resource harvesters (trappers, baitfish, BMAs) Motorized Vehicle Recreation Groups Recreational Day users

9 Current Challenges Balancing ecological integrity with existing uses Diversity of stakeholders and interests (Conflicts) Non-operating park without a Park Management Plan

10 Challenges Continued

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12 Access Management Public access is limited Two official access points 2018 Southern Access Access trails from private land Trail inventory Finalized 2016 Long-term trail Strategy

13 Land Tenure & Uses Land Use Permits 36 Recreational Camps 7 Commercial Outpost Camps 100km of roads without agreements Large tracts of private in-holdings 6 Cottage lakes Municipal road corridors Black River road, Victoria Falls Victoria Colonization Road Utility corridors Unauthorized occupation

14 ATV Snowmobile 4WD Motorboats Motorized Vehicles Aircraft Access to camps or private land OLL existing uses

15 Semi-Wilderness Recreation Largest Growth and recreational use Proximity to urban areas Ganaraska Hiking Trail Canoe routes Day use

16 Operational Vs Non Operational Operational On site staff Collect fees Infrastructure Increased services Non Operational Limited or no staff Limited resources Generally no fees collected

17 Operating Levels CAMPGROUND Level 1 - Car campground May-Oct with full compliment of staff ( e.g. Balsam Lake PP) Level 2 - Car campground shortened season June Sept reduction in resources and infrastructure (e.g.mikisew PP)

18 Operating Levels INTERIOR Level 1 - Interior camping full compliment of staff, maintained trails, access points and portage routes, permit offices (Algonquin PP) Level 2 - Interior camping reduced resources, virtual permits, reduced staff interaction(kawartha Highlands)

19 Park Management Plan