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We live just north of the septage field on the west side of the lake. This year is the first time we have noticed an odor frequently, at least once a week. The odor is quite strong when it occurs. Does this possibly mean the septage field has reached a saturation point?

I am concerned that the proximity of the the proposed disposal site to the hundreds of dwellings surrounding Farlain Lake could pose a health risk to the residents and users of the lake. Read more

We are strongly opposed to this application as the field in question is too close to Farlain Lake. Despite being told there are test wells to determine seepage towards or into the lake, there has never been any report of testing since they began.

This disposal site is located on an indian village site "Farlain Lake Site BeGx-5". Was an achaeaology study ever done? B. B. Smith was the owner of the property at the time of the study. Ref:- archaeology of the penetang penninsula ma latta https//ontarioarchaeogy.org>oa020-01_latta

I am a long time resident of Farlain Lake which is a land locked, groundwater fed lake. The Regional Sanitation field is within 300 metres up hill from Farlain Lake and very close to several artesian wells which are the headwaters of the lake's only continuous flowing stream into the lake. Read more

We are a family that has had a residence on Farlain Lake for over 65 years. This comment is in response to Regional Sanitation Disposal Ltd spreading septage in the Farlain Lake watershed area. Read more

The attached letter dated September 3, 2024 outlines comments provided by the Farlain Lake Community Association regarding the proposal for ECA renewal for Regional Sanitation Disposal Ltd. (ERO reference number 019-8957 and Ministry reference number 5642-D6LPMB). Read more