S T O P - Rezoning of Agricultural Land at 5063 Jones Baseline Rd - LINKS Below! HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!
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Debbie McNey
4 years ago
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We moved to this rural community for a quiet and peaceful lifestyle. If you rezone this land for industrial then the farmland around our house is next and so on. This will be the beginning of destroying our community's neighbourhood and environment and water resources.
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Krista Babic
4 years ago
Please don’t let this happen.
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Izabela Lukomska
4 years ago
Have you reached out to the Wellington Water Watchers? <3
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Barbara Kuras
4 years ago
Protect the land.
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Scott Legge
4 years ago
It seems to me that there are far better locations within GET or beyond within Wellington County for this type of facility to be built as the water supply and road system just isn't suitable to large industrial buildings and their related truck traffic in this location.
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Katrina Musselman
4 years ago
Do not put this agricultural and environmentally protected land at risk by rezoning it for industrial development.
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Gary Kielo
4 years ago
Our clean water sources must be protected as a priority issue. Once they are gone there is no going back.
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Willy krynen
4 years ago
Why this location…
Diminishing agricultural land
Threat to ground.and surface water supply
Increased burden on local traffic
Waste water runoff/sewage disposal
Disruption of local lifestyle and much more
Build it in existing industrial areas.What is the townships real position on this
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Dylan Dallinga
4 years ago
This establishment should NOT be built in a residential area and an environmentally protected area in Guelph-Eramosa Township. It could and absolutely SHOULD be built with all the other businesses in the industrial areas of Guelph. These areas are made for higher traffic both from more cars, but also from more transport trucks. This should NOT happen!!!
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Robb Savoline
4 years ago
We need to protect Ontario's agricultural land. These large factories need to be located in existing industrial park settings.
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Belinda Evans
4 years ago
This can't happen.....Just tonight I was walking down Speedwell Avenue when I seen a full grown fox run across the road this is not the first time I seen a momma fox with her babies we keep destroying land N trees .....where are these animals supposed to go when all their homes r being eliminated.. STOP THIS FROM HAPPENING!!!!!!
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Melissa Zaviski-Tomusiak
4 years ago
Please stop the factory .
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Paul Ling
4 years ago
First Nestlé and now this... seriously?!
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Ralph Vanderlaan
4 years ago
You can not use prime agricultural land for commercial use ,do you realize what a big spill could have on your water resources there?
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Teresa Vanderlaan
4 years ago
Do not like to see changing of green space for this huge factory style building ,and am afraid for water-shortage for the neighbourhood ,and eventually pollution. Bad planning!!
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AARON ANSTETT
4 years ago
This is not the right spot for this type of development.
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Marjorie Dallinga
4 years ago
Please do not rezone the land!
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Chris Dales
4 years ago
Stop the building!
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Laurie Young
4 years ago
Rural agricultural land needs to be preserved. This plane should be placed within an urban industrial park that can support the traffic the plant will generate.
Thank you,
Laurie Young
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John B Sprague PhD
4 years ago
The destruction of agricultural land in southern Ontario should not be continued. It is needed now and will be needed more in the future.
We moved to this rural community for a quiet and peaceful lifestyle. If you rezone this land for industrial then the farmland around our house is next and so on. This will be the beginning of destroying our community's neighbourhood and environment and water resources.
Please don’t let this happen.
Have you reached out to the Wellington Water Watchers? <3
Protect the land.
It seems to me that there are far better locations within GET or beyond within Wellington County for this type of facility to be built as the water supply and road system just isn't suitable to large industrial buildings and their related truck traffic in this location.
Do not put this agricultural and environmentally protected land at risk by rezoning it for industrial development.
Our clean water sources must be protected as a priority issue. Once they are gone there is no going back.
Why this location… Diminishing agricultural land Threat to ground.and surface water supply Increased burden on local traffic Waste water runoff/sewage disposal Disruption of local lifestyle and much more Build it in existing industrial areas.What is the townships real position on this
This establishment should NOT be built in a residential area and an environmentally protected area in Guelph-Eramosa Township. It could and absolutely SHOULD be built with all the other businesses in the industrial areas of Guelph. These areas are made for higher traffic both from more cars, but also from more transport trucks. This should NOT happen!!!
We need to protect Ontario's agricultural land. These large factories need to be located in existing industrial park settings.
This can't happen.....Just tonight I was walking down Speedwell Avenue when I seen a full grown fox run across the road this is not the first time I seen a momma fox with her babies we keep destroying land N trees .....where are these animals supposed to go when all their homes r being eliminated.. STOP THIS FROM HAPPENING!!!!!!
Please stop the factory .
First Nestlé and now this... seriously?!
You can not use prime agricultural land for commercial use ,do you realize what a big spill could have on your water resources there?
Do not like to see changing of green space for this huge factory style building ,and am afraid for water-shortage for the neighbourhood ,and eventually pollution. Bad planning!!
This is not the right spot for this type of development.
Please do not rezone the land!
Stop the building!
Rural agricultural land needs to be preserved. This plane should be placed within an urban industrial park that can support the traffic the plant will generate. Thank you, Laurie Young
The destruction of agricultural land in southern Ontario should not be continued. It is needed now and will be needed more in the future.