Showing posts with label caves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caves. Show all posts

Sunday, November 29, 2020

Here we go again...

Dewdney Mountain Quarry
It’s with a heavy heart, we inform you that Dewdney Mountain Farms Ltd has reapplied for the Zoning bylaw that was retracted by the OMB in April of 2018.

We are unsure sure how we will approach this, but we strongly advise you to contact your elected Municipal Councillors and voice your opinion.

The Municipal Planner is treating this as an amendment whilst it's been almost a decade since these studies were produced, it should be treated as a new application with all new studies.

Please get your voice heard and out there. 

View Trent Lakes Agendas here

Council Meeting - Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Electronic Participation 1:00 PM

The Council Chambers will be closed due to COVID-19 precautionary measures. The meeting is being held electronically.

 

The meeting can be observed by:

Joining at the following link:

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1446412355578455824

Webinar ID: 824-259-059

Or

Calling: 1 (888) 455-1368

Access Code: 674-299-665


Council Contact 

Janet Clarkson, Mayor

Email: jclarkson@trentlakes.ca
Municipal Cell: 705-731-9410
Home Telephone: 705-657-2225

Ron Windover, Deputy Mayor

Email: rwindover@trentlakes.ca
Municipal Cell: 705-731-9871

Carol Armstrong, Councillor for Galway-Cavendish Ward

Email: carmstrong@trentlakes.ca
Phone: 705-657-7518

Peter Franzen, Councillor for Harvey Ward

Email: pfranzen@trentlakes.ca
Phone: 705-738-1486

Terry Lambshead, Councillor at Large

Email: tlambshead@trentlakes.ca
Municipal Cell: 705-927-4968

Contact your Council!

What’s up...
The zoning by-law is coming up on the agenda Tuesday.

The new studies are apparently reducing the truck traffic however the EBR has not changed, nor the license.

Monday, March 4, 2013

Dewdney Caves

Video we found on You Tube featuring the Dewdney Caves

MNR not interested in Dewdney Mountain Caves

In a February 4 letter to Ian Mudd, Peterborough County Manager of Planning, Jesse Van Allen, District Planner with the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) said with regard to the proposed quarry, “...MNR has not designated an Area of Natural and Scientific Interest of provincial, regional or local significance in the area of the subject lands. Additionally, MNR is presently not planning to review the potential of the cave in this area, and will not be conducting a detailed evaluation of the cave site.” ... to read the full story in the Lakefield Herald click HERE.