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122177

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Your Draft Management Plan 019-9209, for Uxbridge Urban Park suggests you will allow e-bike access. It is vitally important for the safety and protection of trails and users that the Park define which Class of e-bike will be allowed. Not all e-bikes are equal. Read more

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122186

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Would really like to have camp sites. Also it would be amazing to have part of Darlington year round. Lakeside would be perfect. Hate having to go to Algonquin in the winter with bad roads and we have a big (29’) camper which is to big for silent lake.

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122409

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Hi, I’ve already been in touch but it came to mind that when the land was being reviewed ASIheritage.ca was hired to do an assessment of the land. I’m wondering if the documentation that they produced would be available at the January 16 meeting? Read more

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122411

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The Schad Foundation

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Ms. Kendra Couling A/Senior Park Planner Ontario Parks – Southeast Parks Zone Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks 300 Water Street, 4th Floor Peterborough ON K9J 3C7 Dear Ms. Couling: Subject: Environmental Registry of Ontario Policy Proposal 019-9209 Read more

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122465

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I think as a resident of Uxbridge the rules that are being created for horses on the trails is mind blowing. Uxbridge claims to be the horse trail capital of Canada, yet they aren’t allowed on all the trails, RIDICULOUS! It’s also ridiculous that they have to have a bag strapped to them. Read more

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122466

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I am commenting on Preliminary Draft Management Plan for the new Uxbridge Urban Park as a concerned equestrian. We ride regularly and respectfully in those forests and have for years. I am referring specifically to the need for manure bag use. Read more

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122472

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I am extremely upset with parts of the proposal. Limiting equestrian activities in the Uxbridge urban provincial park is extremely disheartening, and for such a large equestrian population much of the reason horses are in this area is to have access to trails. Read more

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122476

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I do not support the idea of having trail horses wear poop bags. Most horsemen are responsible enough to make sure when their horses poop on the trail to make sure it is kicked off or spread around. It dries out quick enough and doesn’t continue to smell for a long time. Read more

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122480

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After spending many hours walking in various paths in Uxbridge Township I feel it is unfair to focus on the issue of horse manure (pages 30-32) on the paths. your precedence should be on dog manure and various damage caused by dogs and brain dead owners of dogs. Read more

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122481

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I feel strongly against the use of “poop bags” for horses being ridden on the trails. These bags were designed for carriage horses. Strapping a bag to a horses saddle restricts the horses use of their tail and most horses are not trained to accept such a device flapping around its backside. Read more

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122514

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I would be concerned about the rigging for the manure bag getting stuck or caught on a tree branch or bush while riding on the main trail, and off of the main trails causing a horse to have a bad spook, possibly seriously injuring the horse and/or rider....not to mention trying to train a horse to Read more