That came in an e-mail yesterday afternoon at 2:43 pm. from councillor Nathan Cadeau. While it did take eleven days just to get that confirmation it could be argued that in the scheme of things that really isn't terrible. Also of course that isn't the end of it. The confirmation came with claims that I view as nonsense namely that there was public discussion via the RAC and TAG committees. Zero written backup to date on that at the moment.
Now the exact quote goes like this: "...these changes have been carefully monitored and discussed in public forum through the TAG/RAC committees or a previous iteration that was a committee of council." Now my response was that certainly Uniroyal and successors have intentionally buried damaging (to them) information in written reports before and made sure that it never made any Agendas for discussion. I strongly reconfirmed to Nathan Cadeau that there has not been debate or discussion at RAC or TAG on the serious matter of large reductions in pumping of the Upper Aquifer on the former Uniroyal site. It indeed has been kept very quiet.