Six Nations\u2019 Built Environment and Climate Adaptation Committee is trying to tackle the community\u2019s illegal dumping problem, but they can\u2019t do it alone. Dayle Bomberry, chair of the committee gave Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) an update on the committee\u2019s progress at the General Council meeting on June 25 and said they\u2019ve been putting pressure on the province to crack down on illegal dumping and increase penalties. \u201cThis is one of reasons we\u2019re asking the provincial permit people to look at laws and legislations with little more penalizing and stricter enforcement with testing places it can be taken to get cleaned up,\u201d he said. \u201cBring this all together and take the way stronger, look at other solutions.\u201d SNEC councillors have tried to deal with the issue of illegal soil dumping… <\/p>\n
Six Nations\u2019 Built Environment and Climate Adaptation Committee is trying to tackle the community\u2019s illegal dumping problem, but they can\u2019t do it alone. Dayle Bomberry, chair of the committee gave Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) an update on the committee\u2019s progress at the General Council meeting on June 25 and said they\u2019ve been putting pressure on the province to crack down on illegal dumping and increase penalties. \u201cThis is one of reasons we\u2019re asking the provincial permit people to look at laws and legislations with little more penalizing and stricter enforcement with testing places it can be taken to get cleaned up,\u201d he said. \u201cBring this all together and take the way stronger, look at other solutions.\u201d SNEC councillors have tried to deal with the issue of illegal soil dumping... <\/p>\n