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MS. JOCELYN KELLN
MS. MARNIE DAWSON
PROPOSED NAUVOO WIND PROJECT
Monday, June 15, 2015
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June 3, 2015
Attn:Township of Adelaide Metcalfe, Fran Urbshott, Administrator/Clerk
CC: Kurtis Smith, Mayor
Fr: Suncor Energy Products Inc.
Re: Community Engagement Plan — Proposed Nauvoo Wind Power Project
Dear Fran,
Please find hard copies enclosed of an updated Proposed Nauvoo Wind Power Project
Community Engagement Plan and Site Considerations Maps with a corresponding information
table explaining the site considerations details as referenced in the Independent Electricity
System Operator Large Renewable Procurement Request for Proposals.
The following has been included in this information package:
Proposed Nauvoo Community Engagement Plan
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IESO's Site Considerations Information Description and Suncor's Corresponding Map
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Map 1: Site Considerations - Detailed Map Overview
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Map 1A: Site Considerations - Detailed Map
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Map 1B: Site Considerations - Detailed Map
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Map 1C: Site Considerations - Detailed Map
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Map 1D: Site Considerations - Detailed Map
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Map 2: Site Considerations - General Location Map
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Map 4: Site Considerations - Designated Areas Map
Map 3: Site Considerations - Natural Heritage Information Centre Grid Squares
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.
Sincerely,
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Sr. Advisor, Stakeholder & Aboriginal Relations
Phone: (403) 296-8381
Email: [email protected]
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ask for feedback from stakeholders and introduce the
Renewable Procurement (LRP) process. project concepts Proposed turbine locations have not
been determined, and will not be determined until we
This will be a proposed project with a preliminary location
have received feedback from stakeholders and have
within the Township of Warwick and the Municipality
been awarded a contract.
of Brooke-Alvinston including a possible connection point
Please join us to learn more about Suncor and Nauvoo
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Project description
Suncor Energy Products Inc. (Suncor) has qualified with the Independent Electrical System
Operator (IESO) as a proponent to bid into the Ontario Large Renewable Procurement (LRP)
Suncor is planning to bid the Nauvoo Wind Power Project, a proposed project with a
preliminary location within the Township of Warwick and the Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston
including a possible connection point to the IESO's controlled grid in the Municipality of Brook
Alvinston or Adelaide Metcalfe.
The proposed project will be approximately 60 MW and the preliminary boundary is roughly
East-West by Donnelley Road and Forest Road, and North-South by Hickory Creek Line and
Petrolia Line. The project will include wind turbines, underground collector lines, access road
transmission line and substation infrastructure. The exact locations of these project
components have not yet been determined.
We are interested in learning about community values, needs and concerns as we move
forward in the engagement process.
Bid submissions to the IESO are due September 1, 2015 with an anticipated decision for
contact award by the end of 2015. Below is a preliminary boundary of the proposed project.
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Large Renewable Procurement
Background
The Independent Electrical System Operator (IESO) has issued a Request for Proposals
(RFP) for the procurement of up to 565 megawatts (MW) of new large renewable energy
projects (LRP I RFP) in Ontario; specifically, proposals for up to 300 MW of wind, 140 MW
of solar, 50 MW of bioenergy and 75 MW of waterpower.
Through a Request for Qualification eligible companies, called proponents, were approved
by the IESO to compete in the LRP I RFP. These companies demonstrated their
appropriate development, construction and operation experience in addition to their
financial capability to successfully develop, build and operate a renewable energy project.
The LRP I RPP is a competitive process and only a select number of projects will be
awarded a contract to continue project planning and stakeholder engagement, called the
Renewable Energy Approval (REA) process. Proposed projects that demonstrate
community support and/or participation with Aboriginal communities during the LRP
process will be highly competitive.
To be awarded a contract in the LRP I RFP, proponents must at least meet mandatory
requirements as set out by the IESO.
Some of these activities include:
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Demonstrating site and resource due diligence
Community meetings in areas of the proposed project
Published notices
Project website
Community engagement plan
Key dates
The submission deadline for bidding a proposed renewable energy project into the LRP I
RFP is September 1, 2015. The IESO is expected to announce the successful proponents
of the LRP I RFP by the end of 2015.
Resources
For more information or to view the full LRP I RFP requirements as set out by the IESO,
please visit www.ieso.ca
Contact us
Phone
Email
Web
1-866-344-1078
[email protected]
www.suncor.com
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Nauvoo Wind Power Project
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where will turbines be located?
A: The proposed Nauvoo Wind Power Project is in early stages of development We see this as
an opportunity to build relationships, ask for feedback from stakeholders and introduce the project
concepts. Proposed turbine locations and connections lines have not been determined and won't
be determined until we have received feedback from stakeholders and have been awarded a
contract. A turbine manufacturer has also not yet been selected for the project.
Q: When will we know more details? What is the timeline?
A: In November 2014, the Ontario Power Authority developed a new competitive process for the
procurement of renewable energy projects generally larger than 500kW. This new process allows
for eligible proponents to submit a bid by September 1, 2015. The LRP process encourages
stakeholder engagement, Aboriginal participation and sharing early site work information with the
community.
Should Suncor be successful in its bid for the LRP, as determined by the Independent Electricity
System Operator (IESO), we will then enter into the Renewable Energy Approval (REA) process.
We anticipate the decision for LRP contract award near the end of 2015.
During the REA process, Suncor plans to hold additional public meetings once we are able to
share our draft turbine layout showing all possible turbine locations and will then be seeking input
from the community on the layout. This will also be the time we conduct sound modelling,
archeological studies, and a natural heritage assessment and environmental impact study among
other necessary documents as part of the REA, which will be made available on our website.
Q: Why have an open house now?
A: Although it is a requirement of the LRP we are holding a community meeting, we would like to
meet you and introduce ourselves by sharing our approach to stakeholder and Aboriginal
relations, engagement and communication. We're interested to learn about the values, beliefs,
concerns and perspectives of your community. At the open house, we'll share the project map
that outlines the proposed preliminary project boundary. You will also have a chance to ask
project representatives specific questions on a one-to-one basis.
Q: How will you address health and safety concerns?
A: Our number one priority at Suncor is safety — this includes the safety of employees,
contractors and the community. When developing a project, we attempt to minimize the impact on
all stakeholders. We will continue to adhere to strict regulations as set out by the Ministry of the
Environment and stay abreast of ongoing credible research and reports.
Q: Given recent oppositional comments from some community members, can you clarify why
Suncor continues to build wind projects in this area?
A: Wind energy is generating clean electricity, new jobs and economic development opportunities
in communities across the country As an integrated energy company, Suncor is committed to
developing and supplying energy options that meet the needs of both today and tomorrow. We
recognize that support for our projects, and for wind energy development in general is not
unanimous. We appreciate all input and want to understand all points of view to build the best
project possible.
Q: Who should I contact if I have any questions or concerns?
or [email protected] you have
A: Please call our toll-free number 1-866-344-0178
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Prescribed Template — Notice of Public Community Meeting
Capitalized terms not defined herein have the meanings ascribed to them in the LRP I RFP.
Notice of Public Community Meeting
For a Project Proposal Under the Large Renewable Procurem
The proponent identified below is proposing to submit a proposal to the Independent Electricity System Operat
build, and operate a Large Renewable Project for the generation of electricity under the IESO's Large Renewable
The LRP is a competitive process for procuring large renewable energy projects generally larger than 500 kilowa
of the LRP, the IESO may award contracts for successful projects up to the specified procurement targets for e
300 megawatts (MW) for wind, 140 MW for solar, 75 MW for waterpower, and 50 MW for bioenergy.
This notice is being distributed to notify members of the public of a public community meeting that has been
the Large Renewable Project proposal. Information regarding the proponent, the Large Renewable Project pr
meeting details are described below.
This public community meeting is being held as part of the early community engagement requirements of the L
community meeting will present details about the Large Renewable Project and its proposed connection line
proponent will be available to discuss the Large Renewable Project and the overall LRP process. Should this Larg
be awarded a contract, the Large Renewable Project would need to obtain all required permits and approval
further required community engagement activities.
Further details regarding the LRP are available at www.ieso.ca/Irp.
Proponent and the Large Renewable Project proposal
Proponent:
Suncor Energy Products Inc.
Suncor Energy Products Inc.
Qualified Applicant from the LRP Request for Qualifications
stage associated with the proponent:
Name of the Large Renewable Project proposal:
Nauvoo Wind Power Project
Renewable fuel of the Large Renewable Project:
Wind
Up to 75 MW
Proposed capacity of the Large Renewable Project (MW):
(Adelaide-Metcalfe) or N21W/N22W (Brooke-Alvinston
Proposed connection point of the Large Renewable S2N
Project:
Nauvoo Wind Power Project
Community Support Plan Proposal _
Objectives
• Learn more about our values and commitment to mutual benefit for communities
• Introduce the concept of a Community Support Plan
• Provide an overview of the proposed Nauvoo Wind Power Project and what that
means for a Community Support Program including example calculations
• View the Independent Electrical System Operator Large Renewable Procurement
prescribed forms:
— Municipal Meeting
— Municipal Agreement
— Municipal Council Support Resolution
• Address any questions and concerns you may have
• Schedule a follow up meeting to discuss the opportunity for a Community Support
Program
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Community Support Plan
Goal: Encourage municipalities to allocate funds towards...
— Community development and local initiatives
— Opportunities that create long term benefit for the community
— Addressing local concerns
— Alignment with Suncor's community investment strategies, funding priorities and
principles
Proposed Community Support Plan for the Nauvoo Wind Power Project:
— Per Turbine: Suncor will contribute annually per turbine per year
Transmission Line Road Allowance:Suncor will lease the Township's road allowance
for a one time contribution per acre used
— Poles in ROW: Suncor will contribute annually per pole per year
— Underground Collector:Suncor will lease the Township's road allowance for a one time
contribution
— Substation Location:Suncor will contribute annually per substation to Townships where
the substation is located
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Adjacent landowner support
• Pool payments will be made to Landowners who are adjacent to the Project and have
executed the IESO prescribed form: Adjacent Landowner Support Agreement
— Includes all assessed parcels with title, including Municipal Right-of-Way
— Annual paymentbased on Acreage with a minimum payment
— Should 75% of all Adjacent Landowners support the Project, payment doubles
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Proposed connection options
Three connection options are currently being evaluated:
Option 1:
• 115kV Overhead Transmission from
routing along Power/Short Road, or
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Option 3:
• 115 kV Overhead Transmission from
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Municipal agreement and support resolution
• Request for municipalities to sign a binding agreement with Suncor, contingent upon
successful award of a contract, with the following terms:
— Community Support Plan as described
— Agreement to work with Suncor to develop a framework for distribution of the funds in
a way that respects Suncor's funding priorities
— Intent to execute a road use agreement with Suncor allowing for use of Municipal
Roads and Right-of-Ways for equipment delivery and infrastructure placement
• Request for municipalities to sign the Large Renewable Procurement Prescribed Forms:
— Municipal Meeting
— Municipal Agreement
— Municipal Council Support Resolution
— Execute Adjacent Landowner Support Agreements
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Proposed next steps and timeline
• May 21- June 5: Review the proposal and all relevant documents with council
• June 8-12: Meet again to discuss terms of plan
• By June 30: Suncor is aiming for Adjacent Landowner support documents signed
• By June 30: Agreement signed with municipalities
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Community Engagement
Plan
Proposed Nauvoo Wind Power Project
This document has been designed to outline the Community Engagement Plan for the
Suncor Energy Products Inc. (SEPI) Nauvoo Wind Power Project.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Introduction
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Project information and timelines
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Stakeholder relations and community engagement
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Aboriginal relations
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Stakeholders and Aboriginal communities
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Suncor's Community Engagement Goals, Objectives and Approach
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Our goal
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Our objectives
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Our approach
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Our action plan
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Table 1: Action Plan for LRP (pre-contract award) process 2015 - April to August timeframe
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I ntrod uctior
We believe wind power is a safe and reliable energy source, and advancing different forms of energy
makes good business sense. Not only does developing renewable energy support a long-term climate
change action plan, it is one of the fastest growing major sources of new electricity around the world.
Suncor Energy Products Inc. (Suncor) has qualified with the Independent Electrical System Operator
(IESO) as a proponent to bid into the 2015 Large Renewable Procurement (LRP) process.
Suncor is planning to bid the Nauvoo Wind Power Project, a proposed project with a preliminary
location within the Township of Warwick and the Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston including a possible
connection point to the IESO's controlled grid in the Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston or Adelaide
Metcalfe.
The proposed project will be up to 75 MW and the preliminary boundary is roughly East-West by
Donnelley Road and Forest Road, and North-South by Townsend Line and Petrolia Line. The project
will include wind turbines, underground collector lines, access roads, transmission line and substation
infrastructure. The exact locations of these project components have not yet been determined.
Project information and timelines
Projects going through the LRP process generally do not have a high degree of detail at this stage, as
a contractto build the project has yet to be awarded to the project proponent. The IESO's decision on
contract award is expected by the end of 2015. The LRP process is a highly competitive process and
although there may be numerous proposed projects, only a few projects will be selected and awarded
contracts based on competitive criteria. Suncor is one of the proponents bidding a proposed project
into the LRP.
At this time, community engagement is done at a high level, prior to confirming specific project details
(turbine locations, environmental studies, timelines, approvals, construction dates). The purpose of
engagement is to learn about the community, and introduce the company and the proposed project
concept. If Suncor is successful in the LRP bid, we will continue to engage with local stakeholders
and
Aboriginal communities as part of the Renewable Energy Approval (REA) process. Under the REA,
project details will be defined and shared in increasing detail as more information is available about
the Project through the various studies that will be completed, including but not limited to:
• Natural Heritage studies
• Archeological studies
• Noise modeling and verification, and
• Wetland and watercourse assessments
• Wildlife studies
We believe that early engagement is an opportunity for both Suncor and the communities to learn
about each other. It will allow Suncor to gain insights to community's values, priorities, needs and
concerns at early stages of project planning, to understand potential impacts, and to seek
opportunities for mutual benefit.
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Stakeholder relations and community engagement
Suncor believes that those affected by our business have a right to be informed about our activities,
participate in a transparent engagement process and be involved in the issues and opportunities
affecting them as stated in Suncor's Stakeholder Relations Policy. Recognizing the importance of
meaningful and transparent stakeholder engagement, this Community Engagement Plan, guided by
our values, aims to understand the interests and concerns of the communities where we operate, to
identify impacts and opportunities and to respond proactively.
Aboriginal relations
Suncor recognizes that our operations are located in the traditional territory of many Aboriginal
communities. We believe that responsible development takes into account Aboriginal interests,
including traditional and current uses of lands and resources.
Suncor works to develop strong, mutually beneficial relationships with Aboriginal communities near
our operations throughout Canada. Our Aboriginal Relations Policy guides us in building relationships
that are based on transparency, mutual respect and trust.
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Suncor's Stakeholder Relations and Canadian Aboriginal Relations Policy can be found at
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Stakeholders and Aboriginal communities
Suncor's stakeholders are the individuals and groups who could be affected by our operations or who
could, through their actions, affect our business.
Examples of project stakeholders include:
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Local communities and residents (Project communities)
Landowners
Local Aboriginal communities
Governments (local, provincial and Federal)
Regulatory agencies
Local businesses
Industry partners
Investors
Non-governmental organizations
Suncor's Community Engagement Goals, Objectives and Approach
Our goal
To be a trusted member of the communities where we operate by demonstrating our commitment to
building and maintaining positive, meaningful relationships through understanding the interests,
issues and needs of our stakeholders.
Our objectives
1. To engage early with local stakeholders and Aboriginal communities to understand their
concerns, interests and values, minimize impacts and identify opportunities for mutual benefit
2. To develop long-term positive relationships and presence in the communities
3. To be responsive to community concerns in a way that fosters constructive dialogue, trust and
mutual respect
Our approach
• Proactively engage with key stakeholders to share project information
• Solicit feedback through meetings, open houses, surveys or other forums to learn about the
Project communities' priorities and concerns
• Build our knowledge of communities through ongoing engagement
• Collaboratively work with stakeholders to identify opportunities for shared benefit through
meetings and open houses
• Develop appropriate mitigation where possible to minimize impacts and maximize
opportunities
• Engage with community leaders on regular basis to understand development plans, visions
and/or needs of community
• Respond in a timely manner to inquiries or concerns that are sent through email or phone calls
or other available channels
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• Meet all mandatory community engagement requirements set out in the LRP process
Our action plan
Our stakeholders have a right to be informed about our activities, participate in a transparent
engagement process and be involved in the issues and opportunities affecting them. The table below
identifies our action plan for engagement activities during the LRP process for the proposed Project.
This is not an exhaustive list nor is it meant to be static. Should Suncor be successful in the LRP
process, the Community Engagement Plan will be updated to reflect new activities and ongoing
engagement over the project lifecycle.
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Table 1: Action Plan for LRP (pre-contract award) process 2015 - April to August timeframe
Activity
Frequency
To discuss land access, to introduce the project, to explain impacts, to respond to
questions or concerns, to learn about the community priorities and interests from
landowner perspective
Landowner Meetings
Meetings with Municipalities
Purpose
Once with each
Municipality
Engage with Aboriginal communities As required to share
project information
To provide project information, to respond to concerns, to learn about community priorities,
to seek project support, build relationships.
To introduce Suncor and provide project information to Aboriginal communities. To
respond to concerns, learn about community priorities, and understand potential impacts.
This may include meetings or information sessions with Aboriginal communities.
Establish a publicly accessible website; website will be updated as required
Establish project website
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Public notification of community
meetings
Provide and publish public notification of upcoming community meetings at least 15 days
As outlined in LRP
prior to the meetings in newspapers on 2 separate days; on project website and to every
requirements or as
required to share projectassessed landowner located within project boundaries (sites and connection lines). This
will include a notice of community meetings sent to Aboriginal communities.
information
As required in LRP
Public notification to clerk of each
Municipality and government officials requirements
To provide public notification to Municipalities and government officials on upcoming
community meetings
Community meeting in Warwick
Township (open to the public)
Once
To introduce Suncor and the project, to share information and respond to inquiries, to learn
about the community
Community meeting in Adelaide
Metcalfe (open to the pubic)
Once
To introduce Suncor and the project, to share information and respond to inquiries, to learn
about the community
Community Meeting in Brooke AlvinstonOnce
(open to the public)
To introduce Suncor and the project, to share information and respond to inquiries, to learn
about the community
Email
As required
Receive and respond to inquiries regarding the proposed project
Project phone number
As required
Receive and respond to inquiries regarding the proposed project
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IESO's Site Considerations Information Description and Corresponding Map
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associated feeder) or the Circuit connected to the IESO-Controlled Grid that is closer in geographic
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13) if the Large Renewable Project is to utilize On-Shore Wind as its Renewable Fuel:
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i. the location of any other Renewable Generating Facilities that utilize On-Shore Wind as a
Renewable Fuel that have been constructed and are located within five (5) kilometres of the Site
clearly identifying the location of each turbine; and
ii. the location of the project site boundary for any proposed but unconstructed Renewable
Generating Facilities that utilize On-Shore Wind as a Renewable Fuel that are located within five (5)
kilometres of the Site and which have received a Renewable Energy Approval as indicated at
www.ontario.ca/environrnent-and-energy/renewable-energy-projects-listing;
Proposed Nauvoo Wind Power Project
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14) if the Large Renewable Project is to be located on provincial Crown lands (in whole or
in Applicable
part):
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i. the boundaries of each Property on which the Site is located, and that Abuts the Property on
which the Site is located; and
ii. every Provincial Crown Land Lease located on a Property on which the Site is located, and that
Abuts the Property on which the Site is located;
15) if the Large Renewable Project or the proposed Connection Line is to be located:
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i. within a Natural Heritage Information Centre one (1) kilometre grid square which contains
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Species Act, 2007, SO 2007, c 6);
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scientific interest;
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resources maintained by the Municipality, Properties that are the subject of a local or provincial
plaque, or Properties that are set aside as a national historic site of Canada under Section 42 of the
Canada National Parks Act,SC 2000, c 32).
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