The Proponent's submission outlines high-risk infrastructure including fuel depots and explosives magazines but relies on standard regulatory compliance which often assumes local municipal support. It is critical to formally document that Melgund Township is an unorganized territory with zero local fire, ambulance, or police services. Reliance on distant regional hubs (Ignace/Dryden) for industrial fire or explosion response creates an unacceptable safety lag. By demanding the Proponent provide full self-sufficiency, the community ensures that the project does not introduce catastrophic risks that cannot be managed locally. This requirement forces the Proponent to internalize the cost of safety, ensuring the project is robust and does not burden the vulnerable, unserviced local context.