Petition of Abeyance
(suspension) of the proposal for a mink farm of Chimpan Farms Limited
(Robert Chipman), 2497 Hwy 201, Tupperville, NS. During which time we
will work with the county to create a planned area forbidding
Mink/Chinchilla/Fox farms in the communities of Mochelle, Round Hill,
Tupperville, Centrelea, Carleton Corner and along the base of South
Mountain.
Residents of Tupperville are very concerned of how this will negatively effect our community. These are our concerns,
- Property values will be instantly reduced (even by a rumor of such an enterprise) - Quality of life (outdoor activities, family gatherings, hanging laundry...) - Destruction of community vitality - Business losses to those who presently operate - Land degradation - Pollution of waterways and water table – Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) - Air quality concerns: smells - Pestilence including flies, rodents, disease - Increased road traffic - Use of taxpayers money for fur farm funding - Controversial and unregulated animal cruelty issues
According
to the province, one and a half million minks are raised in Nova Scotia
each year on almost 80 mink farms. That is roughly 18000 mink per farm!
I am currently organizing the evidence regarding water quality and property value impacts to present to the county council. The feedback from local residents has been invaluable in documenting the potential for long term damage to our environment and community character.
May 11, 2012
The momentum surrounding our petition has reached a significant level that ensures our concerns are receiving proper attention. This collective movement demonstrates a shared commitment to protecting the health and prosperity of our community.
4 Comments
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Mike Verma
14 years ago
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Keep this out of our backyard! Our property values will tank and the local water isnt worth the risk. Stop it now.
B
Brenda Meyer
14 years ago
Featured
The smell alone is enough to ruin our summers. We moved here for the fresh air not to live next to a giant factory full of caged animals.
S
Sarah Rogers
14 years ago
Featured
cruel and gross. nobody wants this in tupperville.
B
Blake
1 year ago
Stop killing minks
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Petition of Abeyance
(suspension) of the proposal for a mink farm of Chimpan Farms Limited
(Robert Chipman), 2497 Hwy 201, Tupperville, NS. During which time we
will work with the county to create a planned area forbidding
Mink/Chinchilla/Fox farms in the communities of Mochelle, Round Hill,
Tupperville, Centrelea, Carleton Corner and along the base of South
Mountain.
Residents of Tupperville are very concerned of how this will negatively effect our community. These are our concerns,
- Property values will be instantly reduced (even by a rumor of such an enterprise) - Quality of life (outdoor activities, family gatherings, hanging laundry...) - Destruction of community vitality - Business losses to those who presently operate - Land degradation - Pollution of waterways and water table – Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) - Air quality concerns: smells - Pestilence including flies, rodents, disease - Increased road traffic - Use of taxpayers money for fur farm funding - Controversial and unregulated animal cruelty issues
According
to the province, one and a half million minks are raised in Nova Scotia
each year on almost 80 mink farms. That is roughly 18000 mink per farm!
I am currently organizing the evidence regarding water quality and property value impacts to present to the county council. The feedback from local residents has been invaluable in documenting the potential for long term damage to our environment and community character.
May 11, 2012
The momentum surrounding our petition has reached a significant level that ensures our concerns are receiving proper attention. This collective movement demonstrates a shared commitment to protecting the health and prosperity of our community.
4 Comments
M
Mike Verma
14 years ago
Featured
Keep this out of our backyard! Our property values will tank and the local water isnt worth the risk. Stop it now.
B
Brenda Meyer
14 years ago
Featured
The smell alone is enough to ruin our summers. We moved here for the fresh air not to live next to a giant factory full of caged animals.
S
Sarah Rogers
14 years ago
Featured
cruel and gross. nobody wants this in tupperville.
Keep this out of our backyard! Our property values will tank and the local water isnt worth the risk. Stop it now.