McMahon has always claimed he couldn’t proceed with the 2011 WIA because he was being held up due to the coal hill remediation and only got approval to proceed in Oct. 2014, 2 months before the agreement would expire.
False.
See emails below and the video from a presentation specifically about the coal hill, by Duncan Williams, Executive Director, Crown Land Opportunities, Forest Land and Natural Resources, Rural Development and Cindy McDonald, Manager of Environmental Affairs, West Frasier at the CVRD. The prescription for the coal hill remediation was reached in 2012, the only thing the 3 parties had left to resolve was who was going to pay for what. It never stopped KIP from proceeding. To this day I don’t know if they every sorted out who was going to pay what portion.
This does not preclude implementation of the remediation plan by the parties.
Video below is from Apr. 24, 2018. Duncan Williams and Cindy McDonald. I’ve set the video to start when Williams and McDonald agreed to answer questions outside.
KIP pulled this on the CVRD. https://allthingsunionbay.com/2017/11/13/an-update-on-kensington-island-properties-and-the-coal-hill-transfer-vp-claims-the-province-said-now-we-have-to-move-now/
The CVRD requested KIP advise the CVRD of how it intends to comply with the terms of its master development agreement, and do so by April 30, 2017.
Planning for this project started in 1996 and to date, no progress has been made on the development of the property…
KIP’s lawyers responded Apr. 28, 2017, that KIP is of the view that it is currently in compliance with the master development agreement in all material aspects.
FALSE! KIP had subdivided 27 contaminated acres which violated the MDA and it was registered at Land Titles Apr. 20, 2017, 8 days prior to the claim about KIP is of the view that it is currently in compliance with the master development agreement in all material aspects.
Mealy mouthed excuses. Why does anyone believe this guy?
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