Township of Muskoka Lakes welcomes new director of development services and environmental sustainability

The Township of Muskoka Lakes has welcomed Richard Clark as its new Director of Development Services and Environmental Sustainability.

According to officials, Richard brings nearly 25 years of progressive planning and leadership experience, including as an Environmental Planner with Credit Valley Conservation and a Senior Planner with Halton Region.

Officials said Richard most recently served as the Town of Huntsville’s Manager of Planning and brings extensive experience in land-use planning, environmental management, regulatory compliance, and development review.

Staff said he holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography and Management from the University of Toronto, is a Registered Professional Planner and a member of the Ontario Professional Planners Institute and Canadian Institute of Planning.

The township said in his role, Richard will provide leadership across the Township’s development services and environmental sustainability portfolio, including Planning, Building, By-law, and Economic Development.

Officials said he will also work closely with staff, Council and community members on development and environmental priorities across Muskoka Lakes.

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