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wetlandsDestroyed
Our wetlands destroyed for their profit
We’re being told, not asked, to embrace an international boarding school development that will ruin 443 acres of wetlands, forests and rock barrens by building 3-4 story buildings, roads, sportsplex, parking lots and maintenance buildings.
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Longer hospital wait times, more stress on all of our infrastructure
The population of Bracebridge will increase by more than 2,000 people, an influx that will:
- Increase wait times at our hospital and put even more stress on overstressed local health care. We currently have a major shortage of nurses and doctors.
- Overrun and overcrowd our beaches and parks that are already jammed.
- Stress our water treatment plant, max out our landfill and dump untreated storm water and run off from parking lots into our lakes and wetlands.
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False claims on teaching and other jobs
Teaching jobs will not go to locals. Once short-lived construction jobs are gone, we’re left with all the costs and none of the high-paying jobs.
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Downtown businesses damaged
The proposed development entrance road is the Hwy 118 bypass that will run right through these wetlands and will launch the Hwy 118 bypass project extension, resulting in a loss of traffic that downtown Bracebridge businesses count on and environmental damage to endangered species habitat. As per the agreement with the applicant and the District of Muskoka the development's main road must align with the West Transportation Corridor Bypass.
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A unique Muskoka vista destroyed
This school will be built on a ridge, higher than any other building not only in Bracebridge but in Muskoka. The natural views from the lake? Gone forever, replaced by a monolithic institution.
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