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Two Sisters Corp. fined for moving soil without a permit, violating Niagara-on-the-Lake’s bylaw.
Niagara-on-the-Lake fined Two Sisters Corp. for moving soil from a King Street construction site to the Glencairn Hall property without a permit, violating the town’s site alteration bylaw.
The unauthorized soil transfer, which occurred in early November, prompted resident and environmental group concerns over stormwater and groundwater impacts on One Mile Creek.
The town issued stop-work orders in September, fined the company $500 per day, and required removal of the fill, though no permit was submitted for the Glencairn site.
The company’s permit application, submitted September 12, remains unapproved, and the total soil volume moved is unknown.
The fire-damaged Glencairn Hall structure was approved for demolition, but the fire investigation continues.
Ontario rules require excess soil to meet reuse standards, but no formal complaint to the Ministry of Environment was confirmed.
Environmental advocates are urging the town to release hydrogeological reports on the project’s impact.
Two Sisters Corp. fue multada por mover tierra sin permiso, violando las normas de Niagara-on-the-Lake.