Sir: Chatham-Kent municipality is going to hell in a hand basket.
We, the people of Water Wells First, have been giving the alarm for some time, but the mayor and council will not do what they should; the right thing; yet they say they are with the people.
At the same time, they gave $8 million of our money to the wind company to go ahead and make our wells go bad.
They have the proof of what has gone on in Dover, but they don’t like to say that they are wrong and people with water well problems are right.
So what are they going to do now that the wells have gone bad?
You put Mr. Jakubec off as being dumb and stupid along with all the people of Water Wells First. The mayor and council have egg on their face that will be with them for their lives. The letter that Randy Hope said came from Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne – it must have got lost, but maybe when the work is done it will show up.
It is too bad you went to bed with the wind company. You should have known when you gave them the money that they had you on their side. If you had taken the money and really looked into the matter, you would not have all the wells that have gone bad on your head. You can blame Kathleen Wynne but she was not the one that gave out the building permits.
You should stand up and be the good people of the municipality like you should be. You know that you will ask the people of Chatham-Kent to vote for you when the time comes. Good luck, Joe Faas.
The chair of the board of health wants to look into fluoridating. You should be looking into what is wrong with our water wells that made good water go bad. This is about our health – wake up and do the right thing.
Here we go again with the Hope – you think you want to move the council downtown. You do not have the money when you can’t fix our roads. You say there is no money.
I think the people that are paying your way should have a say about that move.
You and council had better save the money so you can give the people good water for all the wells that you helped go bad. You can only roll the dice over so many times.
Bernard Simmons
Chatham-Kent
