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No trespassing signs placed at Port Dover beach

Summary by Ground News
No trespassing signs have been posted around a large swath of the Port Dover beach. W. Knechtel Foods Ltd. issued a release Friday saying it is having discussions with Norfolk County and neighbouring property owners. Norfolk County owns a 66-foot wide strip of the beach as part of the Walker Street road allowance.

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No trespassing signs placed at Port Dover beach

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Discussions taking place regarding Port Dover beach access

The goal for the Port Dover beach is for it to be a safe environment for residents and guests to enjoy. This is according to F.W. Knechtel Foods Ltd. Concerns spread across the community earlier this week as “No Trespassing” signs were spotted at the entrance to the beach. With the land being privately owned, we reached out to the owners to find out what was going on. In the email response, it says, “Due to the substantial increase in the number…

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NorfolkToday.ca broke the news in on Friday, April 28, 2023.
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