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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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Alicia Roper
10 years ago

Signed!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I would like to preserve my area as much as possible and keep the wildlife, wetlands and grounds free of waste dumping. There are many areas of aquifers and wells that would be adversely affected by dumping waste.

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Jessica deWaepenaere-Byrnes
10 years ago

I am against using wetlands and agriculturally zoned areas for dumping waste. I live off of a well and do not want my water contaminated by these zones.

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Yvonne Grimshaw
10 years ago

I support this petition!

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Lynda De Angelis
10 years ago

Very concerned about our property values and odors!

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Chris
10 years ago

Lets keep the aquafer pure!

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Dale Mays
10 years ago

Our current council, for the most part, ran on a platform of protecting our agricultural and environmental lands from development. Both of these sites are in prime agricultural areas. I would think a waste transfer station would have the potential for serious negative impact on the lands. Our mayor and his deputy mayor need to speak out against these proposed sites.

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Dan & Diane Cole
10 years ago

Concerns regarding the high volume of traffic at our intersection, where there have already been numerous accidents; changes in property values to the some 150 close neighbours and dead against changing agricultural lands to industrial...surely there must be a better location for this faciltity. Why not put the facility closer to where the garbage is generated in an already zoned industrial area.

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Dan & Diane Cole
10 years ago Featured

Concerns of heavy traffic using the interestion of Hwy 27 & 3rd...changing of agricultural lands to industrial in an area of wetlands; impact on current property values...why not put this facility in an Industrail area already suited for this type of industry.

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James P. Shields
10 years ago

The threat of increased truck traffic would forever change the peaceful nature of the surroundings in Springwater.

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Phillip Burt
10 years ago

There has to be areas with less beautiful land to destroy, and less wildlife to interrupt. Who ever proposed this site, should consider developing it in their own backyard.

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Andrea Barrett
10 years ago

I do not agree with waste transfer sites being put in springwater in mature forested area, wildlife are running out of homes there are already reports of coyotes roaming into barrie, this would just be taking away more of their homes, not to mention make this nice quiet country setting just outside of barrie a not so nice place to live anymore.

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KIm Cole
10 years ago

This must be stopped! All the homes are on well water, and there is always the possibility of contamination and the wildlife is abundant.

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Justin cole
10 years ago

I live at 1474 Gill road, and highly disagree with the introduction of one of these facilities in our back yard. Especially in a area filled with wetlands, forest and wildlife.

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shannon mcgee
10 years ago

This can not happen not only because of the wild life additional big rig noise traffic but also because our water to our homes is well water this cannot happen!!!!

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Janet noble
10 years ago

I am on the 4th. If it was guaranteed to be compost....maybe

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Philip bailey
10 years ago

Save the water No brainer

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Mary Pelkey
10 years ago

don't contaminate our land with waste and pollution, let's not potentially harm Mother Earth any more than what she is

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Chris cooke
10 years ago

We don't want the traffic...noise...smell or risk of polluting our water.

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Robin wanner
10 years ago

Don't destroy the natural beauty of spring water township