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HELP US PRESERVE THE ENVIRONMENT. STOP THE SPECIAL ZONING!

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Meghan Brine
10 years ago

The area that is proposed to be rezoned as "recreational" is supposedly a protected wetland buffer zone. The local department of environment has already failed to protect this area from constant mowing and the planting of non native species. Let's hope that they decide to do their jobs and protect this area by not allowing land owned by a corporation to create a trailer park on a buffer zone! Our taxes are paying for one level of government to rezone when another level of government has already designated this area as protected!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Yes to preserving our Natural Coastal Environment. Please stop re zoning of this PID.

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Emilien Arsenault
10 years ago

Yes, yes, yes, keep fighting! It is outrageous, what these people are being allowed to do.

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

Government depts should work together much more than they appear to in this situation. Taxpayers are paying for one level of government to allow trailers on a wetland buffer zone that another govt dept has declared protected!

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Nigel Verret
10 years ago

I truly hope you succeed with fighting this!! It would be so awful to see trailers ruin such natural beauty. Good luck!

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Frank Hacking
10 years ago

Please keep this area pristine.

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Beth Gallant
10 years ago

Please preserve this natural area! There are lots of other areas for trailers.

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Andre Touchburn
10 years ago

Thank you so much for all who have signed and have made comments. Your support is much appreciated.

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Julie Tucker
10 years ago

Having visited this area a number of occasions I feel it is a bad idea

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Jennifer Allen-Barron
10 years ago

A terrible idea how can this development be allowed to happen with no evaluation on how it will impact the environment ????

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Rose Marie Rich
10 years ago

No,No,No

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Ginette Chiasson Baldwin
10 years ago

Really a bad idea!

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Marcia (Hickman) Lee
10 years ago

As a former owner of a cottage property at Brule, I strongly support this petition.

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Jane Thompson
10 years ago

Wetlands are wetlands and they have a tremendous impact on our environment. Since we have bought our cottage/home at West Brule in 1997 we are seeing changes on the beach, to the coastline (natural and manmade) and especially the Bideau (wetlands). As all year residents we see the altering due to "climate change" plus the copious amounts of people infringing on these beaches. "Parlee Beach" has expanded almost to the Bideau and on the eastern side it has become something like "Coney Island" as an innocent guest said to us one day!! Please help us preserve what is left before it is too late.

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Bill BELLIVEAU
10 years ago

There is no justification for allowing trailers and/or RVs to locate on "provincially significant (and/or sensitive) wetlands" and there is no justification for allowing campgrounds to be located on the main street of Shediac or the Point du Chene Road.. Trailer parks belong in the woods away from wetlands and away from public view. The officials of Beaubassin-Est are determined to make this region an over-crowded trailer park instead of a bustling economic and residential centre of activity and living.

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deane radcliffe corneil
10 years ago

wetlands must be protected..

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Robert Maskill
10 years ago

Our wetlands and coastal environments need all of the protection they can get. This type of development needs to be stopped. The town councils in this area need to recognize the value that wetlands contribute to the wider coastal ecosystem.

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Bea Patterson
10 years ago

time to protect our wetlands, once they are gone they are gone forever

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R. Allen
10 years ago

It is sickening to learn of another environmentally sensitive area being destroyed .Shame,shame on anyone who proposes or supports such a thing in NB or anywhere in Canada

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John Filliter
10 years ago

I hope that our council will seriously consider the potential damage to the environment and to the community if they give preferential treatment to this corporate developer. In my opinion, approving the re-zoning application would set a bad precedent and start us down the slippery slope to serious environmental degradation. Aren't there enough trailer parks in this area already?