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Petition to the OMB Regarding  the Development of Land Located at 501 Lakeshore rd. E.

Petition to the OMB Regarding the Development of Land Located at 501 Lakeshore rd. E.

Closed — 40 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 8 months ago

Whereas the development proposed by Trinity Development at 501 Lakeshore Road East, including a Big Box store, will have an adverse effect on; the economic viability of the existing small businesses in the area; the traffic congestion on local roads; the character of the community; a variety of environmental concerns; and

 

Whereas the City of Mississauga zoning plan is currently being developed,

 

Therefore we the undersigned oppose to the proposed development by Trinity Development at 501 Lakeshore Road East in its current form and at the present time.

 

Updates

February 1, 2013

The concerns regarding the proposed development at 501 Lakeshore Road East continue to resonate with many throughout our neighborhood. I have been preparing formal correspondence to address the potential impacts on our local infrastructure and small business community. Persistent effort remains necessary to ensure that our collective perspective is fully considered during the planning process.

February 1, 2013

The growth of this petition confirms that many residents share deep concerns regarding the proposed development at Lakeshore Road East. This momentum indicates that our collective opposition to the current project plan is gaining significant attention.

3 Comments

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Mike Fisher
13 years ago Featured

traffic on lakeshore is already a nightmare everyday. we dont need more big box stores clogging up the roads.

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Sarah Sharma
13 years ago Featured

Keep our community character alive. Small local shops are what make this area home. Stop this overdevelopment nonsense.

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David West
13 years ago Featured

NO WAY. Too much traffic as it is. Fix the infrastructure before building more junk.