Community members invited to learn more about the Downtown Street Tree Revitalization project in Jarvis at virtual public open house

Haldimand County invites community members to attend an online community open house to learn more about the Jarvis downtown street tree revitalization program. 

A one-hour session (presentation and Q&A session), facilitated by Pl.ural is being held via Zoom (video teleconferencing platform) on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, commencing at 6:30 p.m.

View the draft Jarvis Downtown Street Tree Revitalization concept plans

As part of the planned street tree revitalization, staff are conducting community consultations to support the evolution of a downtown street tree enhancement program for the County’s downtown areas.

Jarvis has been identified as having a downtown area that will benefit from the program. It includes its downtown portions of Talbot Street East/West and Main Street North/South.

There are currently no street trees within the downtown core of Jarvis. Implementing a proactive tree establishment and replacement plan, guided by the “right tree, right place” principle, will help ensure the Jarvis downtown remains attractive and resilient for many years to come.

Residents are encouraged to register and attend the online open house session to learn more about the project and provide input into the design of this community project. Anyone interested in providing feedback but cannot attend the open house is encouraged to review the concept plan and share comments by e-mailing forestry@haldimandcounty.on.ca. 

If you have any questions or to register for the meeting, please contact Tatijana at tatijana@ska-plural.ca or by calling (519) 787-4313. A dedicated Zoom link will be provided to the meeting registrants.