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Please send a letter to our local council to ensure our vehicle barriers are replaced.
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A sad day at Ipperwash as 20 years of working to reestablish trust and working relations between the natives and Lambton Shores were washed down the drain by the unilateral decision of Chief Tom Bressette to remove the car barriers on the beach access points.
At its meeting of December 18, 2014, Council received a report on the Ipperwash Beach situation and passed a resolution stating that with the intention of finding a respectful and lawful solution to the disputed matter of vehicle access to the Ipperwash beaches between West Ipperwash Road and Army Camp Road.
Use this excellent letter as a starting point to write your own letter or simply send it as is to the elected official of your choice. Add your name, email and click send. It’s that easy! With a couple of clicks, you help replace the vehicle barriers to protect the Ipperwash ecology and protect pedestrian safety along the waters’ edge. Help now!
Ipperwash property owners, as a group would like to see the municipal vehicle barriers replaced now; while talks are underway. The longer it takes for replacement of the barriers the greater the risk to the environment and the greater the chance that some accident or injury will occur as a result of vehicles on the beach.