The council rejected the zoning amendment for the Ledge Road site and the land will retain its rural status. We have confirmed the decision, so we will now monitor any future permit applications for this property.
Regarding lots 28 and part of lost 29 and 30, Concession 15, Geographic township of Harvey with an approximate area of 432 acres fronting on Ledge Rd.
I the undersigned, do hereby notify the council of the township of Galway- Cavendish and Harvey that I am opposed to an amendment to the official plan.
The purpose of the zoning bylaw amendment is to change the zoning on the subject lands from "rural" to "Extractive Industrial" (EI) special district zone.
We are approaching 250 signatures and need that threshold to finalize our formal submission to the township council. Please direct contacts to the petition link so we can secure the documentation required for our upcoming zoning review meeting.
June 16, 2012
Legal counsel is currently reviewing the zoning bylaw amendment documents to identify procedural gaps in the application. I have requested a formal meeting with the township planning department to discuss the environmental impact reports filed for the Ledge Road site. Expect a summary of their response once the meeting concludes.
Reached 100 supporters
April 20, 2012
April 19, 2012
We need to hit the one hundred signature mark before I deliver the formal request for a public hearing to the township office. Please circulate this link to your neighbors so we can establish a clear record of opposition for council review.
15 Comments
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Lisa Oelke
10 years ago
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We need to protect our lakes and our cottage country. Quarrys add undue stress on roads, neighbourhoods and pose a great threat to cyclists. I appose this 100%.
Lisa
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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This will have a negative impact on Bobcaygeon & tourism not to mention the wear & tear on our roads & the noise!!! The trucks should not travel through towns...PERIOD!
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Lucie Lagerquist
12 years ago
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The moment that I entered into Bobcaygeon for the first time, I knew that I'd call this place 'home'. The atmosphere and ambiance took my breath away and I've been here now for over 10 years. If the quarry opens, I will sadly leave what I had considered 'the place that I would spend the rest of my life in'.
J
Josee Leyden
12 years ago
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I do not want this quarry put in. This will increase traffic in front of our property which is located on one of the roads going to be used for transportation. We have enough traffic going at 100km which is over the limit already!!
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Alan Vigneux
12 years ago
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I closed a quarry that operated on my property just off the 507. It was started as a "friendly" tiny operation. Unfortunately, the result was uncontrolled clear cutting, permanent damage to the landscape, and years of legal entanglements to remove the operators. The scraping, banging, crashing, and grinding is constant. The most annoying is the incessant piercing sounds of the backup alarms on the equipment. I think its time for a moratorium on the development of quarries and am opposed to the amendment of the official plan.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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It is sad that its taking a full fight to try and make the point that is a very bad idea that will damage the existence of our lives, wildlife, water, land, trees, and roads! This application should have been thrown out the minute it was filed. Instead, we have people approving this all for money with no regard for the damages it will impose on all of our futures here in Bobcaygeon and surrounding areas!! STOP THE QUARRY!!
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Adele and Roger Proulx
10 years ago
When is enough, enough. Way too much quarry development going on in this area!
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grant dewar
12 years ago
glad i reviewed schedual for meeting july 25..had thought it was saturday...have not heard much at all about the caves being a major issue...one hopes thay it has not been written off as a major component arguing against this developement...hope we are no ;last minute cancelled at the omb tomorrow...I certainly will attend...!
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The council rejected the zoning amendment for the Ledge Road site and the land will retain its rural status. We have confirmed the decision, so we will now monitor any future permit applications for this property.
Regarding lots 28 and part of lost 29 and 30, Concession 15, Geographic township of Harvey with an approximate area of 432 acres fronting on Ledge Rd.
I the undersigned, do hereby notify the council of the township of Galway- Cavendish and Harvey that I am opposed to an amendment to the official plan.
The purpose of the zoning bylaw amendment is to change the zoning on the subject lands from "rural" to "Extractive Industrial" (EI) special district zone.
We are approaching 250 signatures and need that threshold to finalize our formal submission to the township council. Please direct contacts to the petition link so we can secure the documentation required for our upcoming zoning review meeting.
June 16, 2012
Legal counsel is currently reviewing the zoning bylaw amendment documents to identify procedural gaps in the application. I have requested a formal meeting with the township planning department to discuss the environmental impact reports filed for the Ledge Road site. Expect a summary of their response once the meeting concludes.
Reached 100 supporters
April 20, 2012
April 19, 2012
We need to hit the one hundred signature mark before I deliver the formal request for a public hearing to the township office. Please circulate this link to your neighbors so we can establish a clear record of opposition for council review.
15 Comments
L
Lisa Oelke
10 years ago
Featured
We need to protect our lakes and our cottage country. Quarrys add undue stress on roads, neighbourhoods and pose a great threat to cyclists. I appose this 100%.
Lisa
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
Featured
This will have a negative impact on Bobcaygeon & tourism not to mention the wear & tear on our roads & the noise!!! The trucks should not travel through towns...PERIOD!
L
Lucie Lagerquist
12 years ago
Featured
The moment that I entered into Bobcaygeon for the first time, I knew that I'd call this place 'home'. The atmosphere and ambiance took my breath away and I've been here now for over 10 years. If the quarry opens, I will sadly leave what I had considered 'the place that I would spend the rest of my life in'.
J
Josee Leyden
12 years ago
Featured
I do not want this quarry put in. This will increase traffic in front of our property which is located on one of the roads going to be used for transportation. We have enough traffic going at 100km which is over the limit already!!
A
Alan Vigneux
12 years ago
Featured
I closed a quarry that operated on my property just off the 507. It was started as a "friendly" tiny operation. Unfortunately, the result was uncontrolled clear cutting, permanent damage to the landscape, and years of legal entanglements to remove the operators. The scraping, banging, crashing, and grinding is constant. The most annoying is the incessant piercing sounds of the backup alarms on the equipment. I think its time for a moratorium on the development of quarries and am opposed to the amendment of the official plan.
A
Anonymous
12 years ago
Featured
It is sad that its taking a full fight to try and make the point that is a very bad idea that will damage the existence of our lives, wildlife, water, land, trees, and roads! This application should have been thrown out the minute it was filed. Instead, we have people approving this all for money with no regard for the damages it will impose on all of our futures here in Bobcaygeon and surrounding areas!! STOP THE QUARRY!!
A
Adele and Roger Proulx
10 years ago
When is enough, enough. Way too much quarry development going on in this area!
G
grant dewar
12 years ago
glad i reviewed schedual for meeting july 25..had thought it was saturday...have not heard much at all about the caves being a major issue...one hopes thay it has not been written off as a major component arguing against this developement...hope we are no ;last minute cancelled at the omb tomorrow...I certainly will attend...!
We need to protect our lakes and our cottage country. Quarrys add undue stress on roads, neighbourhoods and pose a great threat to cyclists. I appose this 100%. Lisa