This motion opposes the province’s proposed changes to landfill approval rules. The proposal removes public posting requirements and eliminates appeal rights for certain landfill-related decisions. I don’t believe reducing public oversight is good governance.
When we see the province using language about “removing red tape,” that often involves peeling away layers of public oversight.
This proposal would make it easier for landfills to expand and intensify use—while removing public posting requirements and appeal rights.
Feedback is open until June 8.
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