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1. GCU has adopted measures to limit access and reduce impacts of the road, including installation
of gates, maximizing setbacks, and signage restricting access.
2. Speed limits on the road will be necessarily low, because of the standard to which it is being
constructed.
3. Local Aboriginal communities were asked to provide information on how the project will impact
their Aboriginal and Treaty rights. To date no specific issues have been raised by any of the
communities.
4. TFTO’s assertions are not substantiated. Information used throughout the document to support
TFTO’s position is either incorrect or taken out of context of the ESR. For example, the concerns
that have been raised by various stakeholders (in general sense) are accurately stated, but the
mitigation measures that have been adopted to address the concerns are completely
disregarded by TFTO
5. GCU is prepared to adopt a good neighbour policy. A TFTO member proposed to write a draft
policy for discussion, but did not follow through. GCU last offered to discuss moving this
forward on the conference calls with the TFTO on January 21 and February 4, but TFTO has not
responded.
Gold Canyon Resources Inc.
Response to TFTO Submission for Springpole Access Corridor Final ESR
April 2013 Schedule 2/- 13-