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South Bruce Peninsula plans to reapply for a Grey Sauble Conservation Authority permit to cut back a section of dunes and install a retaining wall to address…
Article content Barricades have now been installed across prime beachside parking spots on Lakeshore Boulevard North in Sauble Beach. A plan to cut back encroaching sand dunes and install a retaining wall along Lakeshore Boulevard North between the Crowd Inn and Kinloss Lane, to increase space for vehicles, was protested by the neighbouring Saugeen Ojibway Nation before being spiked by the courts in response to a resident’s request for a judicial review. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Barriers installed at Sauble beachside parking area deemed ...
Author of the article: Greg Cowan Publishing date: May 14, 2021 • 2 hours ago • 4 minute read • South Bruce Peninsula council directed staff to rent concrete barriers from Powell Contracting (Richmond Hill) at a cost of approximately $26,000, plus HST, to block parking spaces along Lakeshore Boulevard North at its April 20 meeting. Those barriers were installed Thursday. A walking path remains between the concrete barriers and the sand dunes. Sun Times photo Article content Barricades have now been installed across prime beachside parking spots on Lakeshore Boulevard N...
Article content South Bruce Peninsula is going back to court in hopes of fighting its convictions for violating the Endangered Species Act by raking, bulldozing and, the court found, damaging endangered piping habitat at Sauble Beach. The town’s lawyers served a notice of motion on April 7 on the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry that it will seek permission to appeal the March 8 judgement of Ontario Court Justice Julia Morneau. The notice argues Morneau’s decision potentially significantly limits the town’s ability to maintain its very popular beach. We apologize, but this vid...
Author of the article: Greg Cowan Publishing date: Apr 01, 2021 • April 1, 2021 • 2 minute read • An orange stake marks where the Town of South Bruce Peninsula planned to cut back the sand dunes at Sauble Beach and install a 469-metre retaining wall to improve parking along Lakeshore Boulevard. A judicial review recently quashed the town's work permit. Photo supplied. jpg, OT Article content South Bruce Peninsula’s mayor said the town will place barricades along Lakeshore Boulevard North in Sauble Beach to mitigate a safety hazard after a judicial review revoked its w...