Winston Churchill Park Off-Leash Petition

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   Name: Matthew Rabinowitz on Sep 17, 2005

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   Name: Laura William on Sep 18, 2005

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   Name: Aaron Wheeler on Sep 18, 2005

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   Name: Mark Woolford on Sep 18, 2005

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   Name: Jonathan Kitchen on Sep 18, 2005

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   Name: Kathrine Farris on Sep 18, 2005

   Comments: I am 100% in support of the petition and look forward to local government and the community coming together on this important issue

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   Name: Philippa Curtin on Sep 18, 2005

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   Name: Isabel Curtin on Sep 18, 2005

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   Name: Walter Curtin on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Susan Chaiton on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Charlie Friedman on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: Please consider fencing in the off leash area. Dogs can't read the signs.

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    Name: Saul Diamond on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Charles Wells on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Susan Stern on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Susan Kololian on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: It is critical for our dogs to have a safe and open environment.

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    Name: George Gourlie on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: there is a need for off-leash areas which are not the second class areas that the public does not want.

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    Name: Shawn Austin on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: The very limited existing off leash area (below the bridge and in the woods) is insufficient in size, it is dangerous and hazardous. It is inhabited by homeless people, some of which are agressive and possibly dangerous. It is scattered with broken glass, and garbage, and the streams and ponds contain a thick oily substance that is impossible to clean off the dogs, not to mention its unknown chemical makeup. The area is unlit, and there is no running water for dogs or people to drink. The areas size is insufficient for dogs to run and play. In contrast, the area on the resevoir behind the tennis courts in question is an ideal place for dogs to be off-leash. It is safe, clean, and removed from the other field, tennis court entrance, playground and traffic. It is lit, and there is running water nearby. Making this area an allowed off-leash dog area would enable a safe place for people with dogs to exercise and enjoy the outdoors, while having a very minimal effect on others using the majority of this great park area.

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    Name: Judith Umbrico on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: Off leash areas which are supervised by responsible owners or walkers have never been a problem and are a welcome part of city life even for those who just like to watch dogs play and don't own a dog.

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    Name: Judith Levita on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Colin Faulkner on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Nina MacDonald on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: Dogs are a great part of a family and a well behaived dog is a tired dog, to do this, they need to run and play in a safe.

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    Name: Valerie Bain on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Douglas Will on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Cindy Waldman on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: As an area resident, I would really enjoy a local and legal off leash place to take my dog to play. Most dog owners are responsible enough to make sure the area remains clean.

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    Name: Harvey Weisfeld on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: I support the off the lease initiative. As a dog owner I find it problematic and cruel when my dog must stay on the lease almost everywhere in the city and therefore has difficulty exercising properly. I also accept the responsiblility as should other dog owners to pick up after my dog and leave the parks clean.

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    Name: Mark Thomson on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Charlie Friedman on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: It would be nice if the off leash area is enclosed by a fence, thereby minimizing the risk of confusion.

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    Name: Charlie Friedman on Sep 18, 2005

    Comments: It would be nice if the off leash area is enclosed by a fence, thereby minimizing the risk of confusion.

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    Name: Anna Cholkan on Sep 18, 2005

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    Name: Colleen Dignam on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Mary Ann Harkins on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Sarah Irwin on Sep 19, 2005

    Comments: We need areas for dogs to run free. As a previous dog owner I understand the importance of leash free areas. Also I know the Winston Churchill park area and agree this would be good area for the zone.

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    Name: Martha Arndt on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Rachel Gottlieb on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Dorothy Holster on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Jacquie Rankin on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Beverly Wise on Sep 19, 2005

    Comments: What we need are gated off-leash areas. Toronto is very much out of date, given other cities such as Montreal, and in light of the number of dogs in this city. Only a fenced in area is truly an off-leash park, both in the interests of the dogs and other park users.

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    Name: Carlos Lopes on Sep 19, 2005

    Comments: I have been a resident of this neighborhood for over nine happy years. I respect our community for those with dogs and those without. It would be great to see a designated leash free zone area for the dogs that would be a free to run around and neighbours to enjoy a safe community environment. Feel free to correspond via my email, this is my vote to kindly request a a well lighted area for a free dog leash portion of the Winston Churchill park. Sincerely, Carlos L

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    Name: Jordana Glassman on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Janis Birrell on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Jeff Rayman on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Colleen Dunning on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Anne Hanley on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Jamie Temos on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Jaime McGrath on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Robert Mcgrath on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Kerry Gordon on Sep 19, 2005

    Comments: Whether a dog owner or not, anyone who cares about animals knows that dogs need space to run. Our city parks need to provide accessible off leash areas throughout the city.

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    Name: Melanie Friedman on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Kasumi Lampitoc on Sep 19, 2005

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    Name: Michelle Harkins on Sep 19, 2005

    Comments: I grew up in the area of the 'park'and have alway brought my dogs there exersise. I currently do not live in the area but am often back to visit. When I am there I take my dogs to the 'park'. I completely support the establishment of a off-leash area, so people and pets can continue to enjoy this great public area.

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