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→Source Protection Plans (SPP)
* Specified land use planning;
* Specified land use planning;
* Prohibition of activities that may prove detrimental to SPZs; and/or,
* Prohibition of activities that may prove detrimental to SPZs; and/or,
* Current outreach and education activities (webinars, town meetings, pamphlets, online education hubs)
* Current outreach and education activities (webinars, town meetings, pamphlets, online education hubs) (CTC SPR, 2019)<ref name="example2">Credit Valley-Toronto and Region-Central Lake Ontario (CTC) Source Protection Region (SPR). 2019. Protecting our Drinking Water Sources. Accessed 26 May 2022. https://ctcswp.ca/app/uploads/2019/06/DOC_20190328_Magazine_DigitalSpreads_FNL.pdf</ref>
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Under the Clean Water Act, 2006 a total of 19 SPRs and SPA's have been established across the province. Each of these 19 SPRs/SPAs contain their own local multi-stakeholder source protection committees across the province which have developed 38 local source protection plans. These specialized plans identify various actions to protect over 450 affected municipal drinking water systems (covering 95% of Ontario's population) (Government of Ontario, 2021)<ref name="example1" />.
Under the Clean Water Act, 2006 a total of 19 SPRs and SPA's have been established across the province. Each of these 19 SPRs/SPAs contain their own local multi-stakeholder source protection committees across the province which have developed 38 local source protection plans. These specialized plans identify various actions to protect over 450 affected municipal drinking water systems (covering 95% of Ontario's population) (Government of Ontario, 2021)<ref name="example1" />.