Moraine Appeal - Part 1 - WARNING for audiences 35 and younger

Musical sensation Jonny Riddim and his crew are Birding on the Waterloo Moraine when they are approached by a urban sprawl Developer, played by Uncle JAck from the Love Guru, who wants to destroy groundwater recharge areas, natural heritage areas, threatened species habitats, and agricultural lands on the Waterloo Moraine for profit. He wants to build urban sprawl.

Riddim and his crew of Morainiacs, Diemond, Captain Moraine, and Kayne Obama, enlighten the Developer about the sensitivities of the Waterloo Moraine and the need for greater intensification of existing built up areas.

Moraine Appeal Part 1 coincides with the Region of Waterloo's public consultation on its draft Official Plan update which governs land use planning until 2029.

All residents of the Grand River Watershed are strongly encouraged to contact their politicians (municipal, provincial, and federal) and request that they save it, don't pave it, the Waterloo Moraine!

Waterloo Regional Council can be reached at: mcolleen@region.waterloo.on.ca

This video was inspired by the late Doug McNally and Edna Staebler. It is dedicated to future generations.

For more of Waterloo Moraine music sensation Jonny Riddim please visit:
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For more information on the Waterloo Moraine please visit
www.waterlooians.ca, mypsace.com/waterloomoraine, Facebook Group: Save the Waterloo Moraine and google search Waterloo Moraine.

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[timmerbigeyes]

Great video.

Go look at a few of our vids on the same matters. We are all under seige really. All these City Councils think this is "Sustainable Development"

We have a perched Fen, Davisville and lose hundreds and hundreds of trees yearly and this with a Tree By-Law. The County has Hopewell Brookfield Empire Homes Stirling Developments. Go look at the sediment nightmares, this also while we have storm sewer bylaws.Grand River is being inundated with silt yearly, daily Thanks. Keep on Educating

[jameslanbro]

well done...