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156046

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The proposed amendments will negatively impact the land and animal species in the area. Do not sell crown land nor allow the city of Wasaga to increase the density of tourism and commerce. Doug Ford’s government continues to seek to harm our natural spaces in the pursuit of profit for the few.

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156047

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Subject: Opposition to Proposed Removal of Protections for Wasaga Beach Provincial Park The Wasaga Beach Climate Action Team strongly opposes the Ontario government’s proposal to remove provincial park protections from significant portions of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park and to sell these Read more

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156048

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Please do not consider transferring land at Wasaga Beach where Piping Plovers nest from Ontario Parks to the Town of Wasaga Beach. The proposed land transfer will put the Endangered Piping Plovers at a higher risk. Read more

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156049

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Piping plovers are endangered shorebirds that rely on protected beaches to nest and raise their young. Read more

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156052

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The extent of the town of Wasaga Beach exists because of the extensive provincial park beachfront parkland. Leave the park in its entirety for future generation of Ontarians. Provincial parks were never meant to be disposed of and taken out of possession of the the general public. Read more

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156055

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In continuation with other recently passed legislation this proposal to allow the removal of land from wasaga beach provincial park and allow the sale of beach areas to “increase tourism” is disappointing. These are critical habitat areas for plovers, other shore birds and wildlife in general. Read more

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156058

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It would be devastating to destroy any more of the endangered piping plover habitat that is likely not being considered enough by this proposal.

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156059

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This proposal seems to be lacking enough consideration for the possible destruction of the habitat of endangered piping plovers. These birds have recently been able to make a comeback as a conservation success story and contribute to the tourism significantly. Read more

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156060

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Selling provincial land to developers is not in the best interest of Ontarians. People use and love Wasaga beach and cutting it back at a time when the population of Ontario is growing and costs are going up is a mistake. Read more

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156061

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This land tranfer stinks of the same smell of the Ontario place mess and the Science Centre. Doug Fords Freinds keep getting great deals on land that should beling to the Citizens of Ontario and local Wildlife loses more than anyone. Read more

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156062

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Shame on the Ford government for taking away land (in this case, Wasaga Beach) from hard working people. We are just trying to get by in these difficult economic times and now he will be selling off public spaces to private developers who don't give a crap about us. Read more

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156063

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Being a Wasaga Beach resident for over 40 years I have seen many changes brought on by different councils, some for the better and others not. I do not believe that selling the parkland in question to the town will be the best decision for our community or the environment. Read more

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156065

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I don’t understand. If you are not going to change anything regarding the environment and protections of endangered species, etc. why not leave everything the way it is. There would be no reason to transfer the ownership. So dead against this change. Wasaga Beach resident for over 20 years!!

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156066

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The main issue at the moment is the high degree of public misconception because of an earlier news report that got out first. Read more

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156067

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Do not re-weaken protections for Piping Plovers that have increased tourism and recreational dollars of the area. Read more

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156070

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Ontario's Provincial Parks are irreplaceable jewels set aside for use by all Ontarians, not just those who can afford to buy private property in glorious natural environments. Read more

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156071

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I am so worried about the future of the beaches at Wasaga. Why develop natural habitats, such as the Piping Plover? There will be no turning back, prerve the beaches, parks. Don't add concrete, parking lots, etc to the unpredictable shore line (drainage, ice jams, flooding, etc). Read more

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156072

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NO Parkland is not meant to be sold! It risks ecosystem damage that cannot be remediated by future generations, It is a direct transfer of wealth from the past and future taxpayers and Canadians. The sale will benefit the few. Read more

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156075

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Life long resident of beach area 2 for more than 50 years. I believe our beach should stay as is…the town doesn’t need to have any rights to this property.