National Park Project public information session: little questions, lot of support

National Park Project public information session: little questions, lot of support

The promoter of the National Park project Joe Kowalski, held an information session last night in the municipality of Campbell’s Bay. There, few questions were ask and less were answered. Many supporters gathered to state publicly their approval of the project. Joe Kowalski, told chip that he is very satisfied with the public forum:

In regards to the questions: the first was asked by Pontiac resident, Louis Harvey, on if an ecological study has been done on the site of the national park, Joe Kowalski and Kim Lesage answered the question:

During the meeting, the mayor of the municipality of Campbell’s Bay and member of the committee, Maurice Beauregard, told the public that the committee will be working on seeing that the project is feasible:

In an interview, Kowalski told CHIP 101,9 that he will now be letting the committee organize the project.

The land surrounding the Rocher Fendu (location of the intended National Park) in Ontario and Quebec, is owned in majority by Joe Kowalski who told CHIP of his plans for that land moving forward in the Project.

The full report with Joe Kowalski is available here.