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Embers remain after scorched Tay decision on fire academy application

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A request by the SFA for temporary use for firefighting training on a Newton Street property was narrowly defeated. The recent meeting of Tay council addressed correspondence from the landowner as well as a resident concerned about the decision. Property owner Glenn Irish informed council that despite hosting training of Tay Fire and Emergency Services for the past 10 years, the decision to deny the temporary use application would force him to appeal the matter.

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Embers remain after scorched Tay decision on fire academy application

‘Burl’s Creek and Oro-Medonte went through the same process,’ says planning manager on defeated Southwest Fire Academy ask for temporary use bylaw

2 years ago·Midland, Canada

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Midland Today broke the news in Midland, Canada 2 years ago on Wednesday, October 4, 2023.

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