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Ministry’s surprise proposal threatens natural heritage protections at the proposed waste processing complex in the Freele County Forest

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Annetta
10 years ago

NO!

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Paul Holland
10 years ago

There has got to be another way. Don't make this about the money. Is there not some place in an industrial zone that would be a better place?

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Stacey Irwin
10 years ago Featured

Why are we considering using county forest or farmland rather than an existing open or closed landfill or transfer station. Either would have the existing infrastructure to accommodate such a project without further damage to existing habitat, watershed or ecosystem.

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Michael Holt
10 years ago

And reducing/reusing is always better than recycling.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

i agree with others who have mentioned this obvious wisdom - there are many industrial sites already available for such purposes - there is no need whatsoever to degrade/abuse what is set apart for agricultural land

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Sharron Callow
10 years ago

Stop distroying the Forrest, peoples communities.

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Moe kilmer
10 years ago

Will ruin the beautiful forest. Besides there is a de commissioned transfer site on oOld Barrie Road that is already cleared with access from the road

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Judy Epp
10 years ago

As a resident of Uxbridge & the Moraine, I understand the significance of protecting our wetlands. Please STOP Sites C270 & C136

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Helen St.Onge
10 years ago

I'm sure our township will be smart enough to pick an industrial site more appropriate for this endeavour rather than the proposed sites suggested!

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Kathleen Buchan
10 years ago

It would be tragic for the people living in the area & the wetlands! Find a better place.

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robert Bennett
10 years ago

Certainly against this location. At present I live near the Barrie waste and composting site and the stink from pick ups is sickening

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Annette Lymbertos
10 years ago

While I see the value in this, I am opposed to the Horseshoe Valley site as it will take over some of our only riding trails and my horse and I would have to move to a different barn. We are very happy where we are! We don't want to move!!

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Sean Fleming
10 years ago

Please Don't

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Cindy Smye
10 years ago

Why is it always in someone else's backyard but never their own.

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Nancy Dutra
10 years ago

Please don't destroy this beautiful piece of land.

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Louise Hoar
10 years ago

Please leave this piece of nature alone - there must be another site!

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Celine Allaert
10 years ago

Now more than ever, we need to preserve our wetlands. Please re-consider and find a different site.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

please do not destroy the nature.

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Gary Taylor
10 years ago

This would be such a terrible thing for the surrounding community.

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Diane Mckenzie
10 years ago

These areas are much to beautiful to deface for human expansion.