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 Bundle 10, which includes the Whitevale Marsh, is now being offered for sale to developers by IO's realtor. Offers will be looked at in the new year. We are still determined to advocate for the preservation of the marshlands. On Tuesday, December 10, we met virtually our MPP, Finance Minister Bethlenfalvy and Minister of Infrastructure Surma, in the presence of Pickering Mayor Kevin Ashe. Minister Bethlenfalvy and Mayor Ashe have long supported our cause. Mayor Ashe, as Mayor Ryan did in the past, had written a letter of support for our project to Minister Surma. Minister Surma listened to our arguments but insisted that the process of selling the land was in motion.  Her staff indicated that the marsh area that will be protected will be larger (see image below), following the results of an ecological assessment recently done for IO, which, we were told, recommend putting low density housing only in the flat areas. We are trying to get a copy of that ecological report. The ma...
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We are a group of Whitevale residents very concerned about the planned  development of a parcel of land north of Whitevale, Ontario, and adjacent to the Seaton  trail.  It is a small parcel of land, formerly a quarry, with an interesting topography.  It is immediately north of the historical  hamlet of Whitevale, a little jewel of a hamlet with houses dating from the 19th century,  lovingly preserved by local residents. The former quarry is  slowly  regenerating, with forested patches, meadows and marshes.  In the lower area, there is a marsh that drains into pristine West Duffin (where salmon, rainbow  and brown trout spawn, and dace is also found). The province owns a large number of acreages in the area covered by the future Seaton  development and has recently put them up for sale through Infrastructure Ontario. This  parcel is part of Package 10. It is not a big area, but it is significant because of the prese...
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 Contact Rougeduffinscoalition@gmail.com or whitevalemarsh@gmail.com Park on North Road or Altona Road as it is the opening of Fishing Season
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