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182539

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It's possible those evaluating this permit aren't keeping up with the news in Kitchener-Waterloo, but as a resident of the city of Waterloo, I can say we're having a bit of a issue with our water supply, to the point where the regional government has halted much-needed large housing projects until w Read more

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182541

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Has the full environmental impact of this application been studied? It is unreasonable to approve this permit at this time, when the Region of Waterloo currently has a water capacity issue, and the health of the aquifers is being studied. Read more

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182543

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Waterloo region is in the middle of a water supply crisis that has stopped all housing development in KW. We cannot simultaneously approve large industrial water taking permits until this is resolved. Has the effect on the water table been considered for this application? Read more

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182547

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This request needs to be denied. Wilmot and Waterloo region are facing water issues. No one seems to be looking out for the rural residents who rely on private wells for their consumption. What happens to these people when the water aquifers run dry? Read more

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182549

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This is a categroy 3 permit, which suggests that it will be detrimental to the surrounding region water supply or water quality/condition. What impact will this actiivty have on the surrounding region water supply? What impact will this have on surrounding groundwater wells? Read more

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182566

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Please do NOT APPROVE this request for water! Water experts have said that it would be almost impossible for this new massive water taking permit for the gravel pit not to have negative impacts on these nearby wells that everyone is counting on. Read more

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182581

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I am strongly opposing the Esbaugh Sand and Gravel Ltd. application to draw water from a pond on the property for aggregate washing and dust suppression. Our region faces a severe water shortage due to extensive growth in both new business and new housing developments. Read more

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182582

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"I am a resident concerned about the Esbaugh Sand and Gravel PTTW. This is a Category 3 application, which is the highest risk level. I am specifically worried that taking 9.7 million litres of water per day will dry up local wells near monitoring stations K50, K51, and K52. Please deny Read more

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182598

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I am a resident concerned about the Esbaugh Sand and Gravel PTTW. This is a Category 3 application, which is the highest risk level. I am specifically worried that taking 9.7 million litres of water per day will dry up local wells near monitoring stations K50, K51, and K52. Read more