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Save Bluewater Trailer Park

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Vernon Stacey Verified
7 days ago

this council is deciding to close this historical timepiece down because of one councilors distaste for it. Said councilor managed to get the backing of others through back door means. No one has said to date what the intended purpose of this property will be used for, nor did the residents of kincardine have any knowledge of these back door practices of this current council. I bet if the public knew of the contributions to our community because of it being here, things might be different.

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Vernon Stacey Verified
8 days ago

this council is deciding to close this historical timepiece down because of one councilors distaste for it. Said councilor managed to get the backing of others through back door means. No one has said to date what the intended purpose of this property will be used for, nor did the residents of kincardine have any knowledge of these back door practices of this current council. I bet if the public knew of the countless volunteer hours many of our campers volunteer in our communiy

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Robin Smith Verified
9 days ago

We are campers there and we want to maintain our hometown connections.

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Kim Tanner
2 months ago

Leave it a campground since it has been one for 100 years. Until at which time a proper design for a park has been established. Maybe it could be both. Design competition proposals.

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Matthew Lantz
1 year ago

I have spent many summers at this trailer park. It is a quiet gem and worth protecting.

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Joan Tigert
1 year ago

This is a unique feature to Kincardine and brings thousands of dollars to the community (each year and for decades) Public consultation is recommended

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Alana Rozon
1 year ago

The many visitors that stay at the trailer park also support our business.

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TOM HENNING
1 year ago

I have stayed at this park in the past and shopped in kincardine while staying at the park. There’s no reason for me to visit kincardine if the park is closed

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Karolyn Ullman
1 year ago

I am from Michigan and have been visiting Kincardine since I was a child. This tradition started with my grandparents. Throughout the years, my aunts and uncles, brother, cousins, nieces and nephews and countless friends have been able to visit Kincardine and share many wonderful memories at the campground. After all these years, it is difficult to comprehend how this council would take this opportunity of tourism away from the community.

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Nicki Foreman
1 year ago

Keep this camp open!

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Dave White
1 year ago

Stayed there for a summer 10 years ago or so. It is a hub for folks who come to Kincardine to enjoy the other parks, beaches,fishing, some quiet time. It is quietly a little diamond in a busy town.

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Misty Traynor
1 year ago

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Glen Fields
1 year ago

Until council states a clear intention for the future purpose of the property it should remain as it stands.

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Julie Herridge
1 year ago Featured

Please save the Park! My parents and grandparents have been coming to this Park from Michigan at least as far back as the 1940’s. They used to have cabins and a separate cooking cabin. My husband and I have been staying at the Park for about 30 years and love it. Thank you for your reconsideration and God Bless!

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Brent Black
1 year ago

Closed door sessions indicate a lack of transparency and potentially ulterior motives. What's the plan and who's requested this beyond some councillors.

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Bruce Ross
1 year ago

This decision need to be revisited by council ..

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Martin Meulendyk
1 year ago

We love the trailer park

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eileenellis
1 year ago

why doesnt lincardine just leave well alone it is a lovelytrailer park

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Shirley Ross
1 year ago

This park should remain as is as it was donated to town many many years ago for this use. Patrons bring much to this area. Many active in Legion.

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Megan Brown
1 year ago

I smell beach front condos in the future.