The city council confirmed this morning that the development permit for the McLellan Park site is officially rescinded. We are now reviewing the land easement documents to ensure this forest remains permanently protected from future commercial interference.
We are heading toward 250 signatures to leverage our position for the upcoming municipal planning review. I have secured a meeting with the local planning department and this specific total will demonstrate the scale of local opposition to the project.
July 3, 2012
The petition has reached 100 signatures. I am now preparing a formal letter to the municipal planning department to request a pause on all current development permits pending a review of the site.
Reached 100 supporters
July 2, 2012
6 Comments
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Sarah Lowe
14 years ago
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My kids grew up playing in these woods. Please do not tear them down for another boring housing development. Langley is losing all its character.
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Jessica Whitaker
14 years ago
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So much wildlife lives in there. Where are they supposed to go if you cut it all down???
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Mike Chavez
14 years ago
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Keep our trees standing! Once they are gone you cant just bring them back. Disgraceful.
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Kevin Collins
14 years ago
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Leave the trees alone. Enough is enough.
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Brenda Acosta
14 years ago
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STOP THE BULLDOZERS. We need to save what little nature is left in this town.
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Dave Morrison
14 years ago
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100 years old is insane. dont destroy history just to build more overpriced condos.
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The city council confirmed this morning that the development permit for the McLellan Park site is officially rescinded. We are now reviewing the land easement documents to ensure this forest remains permanently protected from future commercial interference.
We are heading toward 250 signatures to leverage our position for the upcoming municipal planning review. I have secured a meeting with the local planning department and this specific total will demonstrate the scale of local opposition to the project.
July 3, 2012
The petition has reached 100 signatures. I am now preparing a formal letter to the municipal planning department to request a pause on all current development permits pending a review of the site.
Reached 100 supporters
July 2, 2012
6 Comments
S
Sarah Lowe
14 years ago
Featured
My kids grew up playing in these woods. Please do not tear them down for another boring housing development. Langley is losing all its character.
J
Jessica Whitaker
14 years ago
Featured
So much wildlife lives in there. Where are they supposed to go if you cut it all down???
M
Mike Chavez
14 years ago
Featured
Keep our trees standing! Once they are gone you cant just bring them back. Disgraceful.
K
Kevin Collins
14 years ago
Featured
Leave the trees alone. Enough is enough.
B
Brenda Acosta
14 years ago
Featured
STOP THE BULLDOZERS. We need to save what little nature is left in this town.
D
Dave Morrison
14 years ago
Featured
100 years old is insane. dont destroy history just to build more overpriced condos.
My kids grew up playing in these woods. Please do not tear them down for another boring housing development. Langley is losing all its character.