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30106

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The requests of the Dufferin Aggregate Company must be rejected. The entire region we farm in must become an aggregate free zone.This is to ensure the purity of the water. This water that drains into Georgian Bay is known as the cleanest water on the world.

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30108

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I live near the gravel pit when they wash gravel it negatively impacts our well silt and orange water. The noise is unbelievable they have created a natural amphitheater effect. We no longer enjoy sitting outside or having the windows open in the time of thier operation.

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30113

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Hello, There should be strong consideration for a temporary one year extension of the existing water permit rather than a ten year term until the silt issues in the some of the surrounding private water wells are understood and explained by sound geological and engineering reasoning.

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30118

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Protection of the purest water in the world according to William Shotyk should be a priority to this government. The gravel pit has well interference of several wells 16 in areas surrounding the pit. It is a rural residential area. Our water is pristine when they are not wasting gravel.

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When we observe water crises like the one in South Africa this year, and listen to the warnings of scientists around the world, the obvious takeaway is that water is the world's most precious commodity and one that should be protected at all costs. Read more

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30127

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You will not be compromising the worlds purest water, we saved this water once already and we are not letting you take water from this aquifer. We were not consulted and will not allow this to happen in our territory! We stand as one and we are many!

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30133

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As a local resident, I strongly disagree with the proposed expansion of Dufferin & Aggregates. I do not consent to the usage of more water for their processing. I also do not consent to the usage of the land at that location as a dump for roads laid to waste.

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30137

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Points that are understood - not necessarily agreed with: 1) That the PPS places a greater priority years with the condition that local private wells be closely monitored from a baseline determined before aggregate operations begin, and extraction and washing halted should any negative impacts be

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30139

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Why here on the WORLDS CLEANEST WATER source???There are millions of people on this planet without a decent water supply and here we have the cleanest purest on the planet...Why destroy it?It disgusts me that it could be destroyed forever...

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When we observe water crises like the one in South Africa this year, and listen to the warnings of scientists around the world, the obvious takeaway is that water is the world's most precious commodity and one that should be protected at all costs.

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