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I have rented cotages at Rondeau they are very carefull about the enviroment. this plan is unfair!

[Original Comment ID: 128819]

RE: Cottage Lease Extensions in Rondeau Provincial Park

* Cottages definitely belong in Rondeau. They should be and must be allowed to stay in Rondeau...as they have been here for over a century, and cause no harm to the environment.

I absolutely support a lease extension at Rondeau, however I feel the terms and conditions proposed are unfair, unreasonable and discriminatory.

The lease program should come to an end. These properties should then be naturalized. Rondeau Provincial Park should follow the same policy as Point Pelee toward naturalization of this peninsula. Both parks are important natural areas. Rondeau is an Important Birding Area.

My father built a home at Rondeau in 1971. Thankfully, his lot of choice was on the outside of the park gates.

Cottages definitely belong in Rondeau. They should be and must be allowed to stay in Rondeau...as they have been here for over a century, and cause no harm to the environment.

I dont beleave this is a fare deal for the cottagers of rondeau park if the leases are to be extended there should not be so many strings attached.Cottages should be allowed to be sold or passed on to Family.

What you are doing to the Rondeau Park Cottage Owners is unbelieveable. We travel there once a year to make memories with our nieces who take great pride and care of their cottage as did their family before them.

My children can't wait to go there each summer or fall.

What you are doing to the Rondeau Park Cottage Owners is unbelieveable. We travel there once a year to make memories with our nieces who take great pride and care of their cottage as did their family before them.

My children can't wait to go there each summer or fall.

What you are doing to the Rondeau Park Cottage Owners is unbelieveable. We travel there once a year to make memories with our nieces who take great pride and care of their cottage as did their family before them.

My children can't wait to go there each summer or fall.

Cottages definitely belong in Rondeau. They should be and must be allowed to stay in Rondeau...as they have been here for over a century, and cause no harm to the environment.

[Original Comment ID: 128910]

I am strongly opposed to lease extensions being granted to private cottagers located in Rondeau Provincial Park.

Located on the shores of Lake Erie, Rondeau Park is a refuge for dozens of species at risk that depend on protected habitat within the heavily developed landscape of southern Ontario, including the prothonotary warbler, Acadian flycatcher, Fowler’s toad, spiny softshell turtle, nodding pogonia an

Leases on the cottages within Rondeau Provincial Park should not be renewed by reneging on an earlier declaration that the leases should be terminated in 2017. The park should not belong to a few selected people who had the money to buy into it.

EBR Registry Number: 011-1300

The 287 private cottage leases in Rondeau Provincial Park.should terminate on December 31, 2017, as previously agreed.

[Original Comment ID: 128915]

November 2010

Mr. Barton Fielders.

Manager, Policy Division

Ministry of Natural Resources

300 Water Street

Peteborough, ON

K9J 3C7

Dear Mr. Fielders.

We are writing to tell you that we are against the proposal to extend the leases of cottage holders in Rondeau Provincial Park to 2038. By doing this, the province is putting the recreational pastimes of a few ahead of the the environment and the benefit of the majority of Ontarians.

Re: EBR No. 011-1300

I do not agree with the proposed extension of leases at Rondeau Provincial Park.

Comments on the Ministry of Natural Resources Proposal to Extend the Cottage Leases in Rondeau Provincial Park beyond their Current Expiry Date of 2017.