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158046

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As a camper within the Shebandowan Lake Management Plan restricted area order, I do not think this variance should be allowed as it will inevitably result in increased nutrient loading into the lake. Read more

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158049

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This should not be allowed because it will put the cold water ecosystem at risk. The Shebandowan Lake Management Plan restricts this type of development, if the MNR allows this exception where do they draw the line? Read more

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158055

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I am very much opposed to the proposal to grant approval to sub-divide the property to this applicant. I am a camper on Upper Shebandowan Lake and know that this owner purchased the property well after the Shebandowan Lake Management Plan was adopted. Read more

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158056

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The property under Application 58-C-259080 is not within the Shebandowan Lake Management Plan’s objective, which states that “to protect the coldwater ecosystem in Shebandowan Lake, a Restricted Area Order will continue to be applied to the middle and upper basin, but with measures limiting the amou Read more

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158057

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This upper basin of Shebandowan Lake is in on a Restricted Area Order portion of the lake due to the at risk indigenous lake trout population. This proposal totally contradicts the restrictions in place to protect this cold water ecosystem. Read more