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S T O P - Rezoning of Agricultural Land at 5063 Jones Baseline Rd - LINKS Below! HELP US SPREAD THE WORD!

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CATHIE SOMOGYI
4 years ago

At a time when our environment is at risk we cannot keep letting people of means to do what they want with precious land. When will development stop!

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Muhammad Mahsam
4 years ago

Save the farmers #IndianFarmers

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Tania Volpe
4 years ago

We don’t need to lose anymore farm land!

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Margaret Beaudette
4 years ago

Canadians can’t afford to give up agricultural land or compromise our drinking water.

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Ken Keesmaat
4 years ago

Protect our water!

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Lino Pigozzo
4 years ago

This is a ridiculous idea so close to residential houses with children not to mention the noise and light pollution this will inflict on neighbouring lots

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Sheri Harmer
4 years ago

Terrible

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Linda Graham
4 years ago

They should keep this area the way it is, as agricultural land. It will be total destruction to this peaceful area.

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Jane
4 years ago

I'm against

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Kim McLaughlin
4 years ago

A rural residential and agricultural area is not the place for an industrial manufacturer.

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Dora Tsagias
4 years ago

This should be in an industrial section, but they chose this spot to save the millions. Go to an industrial section - there are plenty in Guelph/Eramosa

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Karl Berzitis
4 years ago

There are more appropriate sites that can be used for this that don't encroach on agricultural land.

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Christine Kurtz Landy
4 years ago

The rezoning and Minus Forty company will have a negative impact on the physical and community environment, potentially disturb well water quality, the ground water and the Eramosa river corridor, cause loss of more farmland that is being actively planted and harvested, ++ traffic (truck accident/overturned just occurred at Hwy 7 and Jones Base Line roundabout. How will our road infrastructure be able to safely accommodate trucks from the 11 loading docks at the proposed Minus Forty Plant that plans to operate from 7 to 11 daily in this location. We need to plan smart. Protect farmland, protect the environment, etc.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Strongly opposed to this rezoning application. These lands must remain protected for our and our children’s future

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Robert L Paddock
4 years ago

Corporations such as this seem to be able to find ways around real environmental and water source studies. It seems as if an increase in the tax base of an area trumps the real effect on homeowners, and the environmental impact on the area.

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Wendy Paddock
4 years ago Featured

Too much agricultural land is being lost to corporate development. It seems that either large housing tracts or industrial plants are going in. When do we stop changing zoning to appease big business? Where will our food be grown if this continues.

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Mark Luyt
4 years ago

Stop, stop

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DAN JANET VAN LEEUWEN
4 years ago

We need to keep our good agriculture land for farmers to feed families

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Laura Vanleeuwen
4 years ago

Rezoning agricultural land does not make sense when there is vacant land in industrial areas.

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Bartosz Syrek
4 years ago

This is madness.