This is a one of the best trails in our area, people from different ages use this for their recreational purposes and i have noticed lot of beautiful trees and animals around this area specifically.
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Mohit Kaul
1 month ago
me and my wife do cycling twice a week on this trail and making homes would mean tearing apart the nature and take away something beautiful
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Supporter
1 month ago
Our green space seems to be declining at an alarming rate. Watersheds are important not only for wildlife, but for filtration purposes and to aid in climate control, erosion etc. There is already an egregious amount of development in the surrounding farmer fields. Surely we can at least protect this corridor.
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Jack Cooney
1 month ago
Devils Creek has been a beautiful trail for decades and there is no need to be building housing development on it. If we don’t protect environment like this in our area soon enough, we will have none left.
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Keith Tobey
1 month ago
I live in Cambridge and have been an avid Naturalist for 45 years. Every special Natural area within our city must be protected.
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Deborah Dixon
1 month ago
This a beautiful oasis of calm and tranquility that is going to be choked out by yet another Vinyl Village of non-affordable housing. There are plenty of areas is Cambridge that are urban wastelands chocked and overgrown with weeds and broken concrete. Devil’s Creek is a small oasis of environmentally sensitive land. Once it’s gone, you don’t get to get it back.
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Gail Schenk
1 month ago
This is clearly an environmentally sensitive area and must be protected. We need to ensure that the entire natural areas are protected - not just some parts.
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Melanie House
1 month ago
Wetlands and natural habitat needs to be protected.
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Kirsten King
1 month ago
Wildlife protection
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Melanie Van Der Stock
1 month ago
Because natural water systems should be protected and preserved.
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Cathy Cranbury
1 month ago
We back on to Devil's Creek. It is home to a wide variety of wildlife and birds. We don't want to see this destroyed!
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Susan Hulsman
1 month ago
We don’t need to ruin our green space, what about all the eco systems that live there? We need nature to live close to.
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Janet Wilson
1 month ago
The Devils Creek Trail is there, so any residents there be impacted by people walking that trail.
It is very low lying, not very large, may be sewer, hydro, heating difficulties? Housing will be cramped and steep roadway entrances and exits will be hard to navigate in winter and will present difficult access onto Blenheim Road.
There are other places in Cambridge for housing. This area should be left as is. It provides recreation, a green space, and a therapeutic slice of nature.
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Jillian Drage
1 month ago
The buffer areas are needed for wildlife corridors. I’ve spent years biking devils creek down to the grand. The natural areas are what attract people to the area. Nobody wants to live in a bland subdivision.
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Meaghan Patrick Poirier
1 month ago
We urge local leadership to halt proposed housing developments along Devil’s Creek Trail. Our greenspaces and natural trails are vital to community well-being, local wildlife, and the character of our neighborhood. Once this land is paved over, it cannot be recovered. Protect Devil’s Creek—keep our greenspace green!
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Supporter
1 month ago
This area needs protection. I've enjoyed this trail for many years.
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Ellen Van Mier Winser
1 month ago
A government mandate shouldn’t override all other considerations. We’ve seen this with aggregate and now we’re seeing it with affordable housing. No weight is given to the environmental impact, effects to local wildlife or the welfare of the nearby residents.
Devil's creek is so nice, stop it!
More protected land less development
Protect our trail and stop their destruction 🍃✊🏻
This is a one of the best trails in our area, people from different ages use this for their recreational purposes and i have noticed lot of beautiful trees and animals around this area specifically.
me and my wife do cycling twice a week on this trail and making homes would mean tearing apart the nature and take away something beautiful
Our green space seems to be declining at an alarming rate. Watersheds are important not only for wildlife, but for filtration purposes and to aid in climate control, erosion etc. There is already an egregious amount of development in the surrounding farmer fields. Surely we can at least protect this corridor.
Devils Creek has been a beautiful trail for decades and there is no need to be building housing development on it. If we don’t protect environment like this in our area soon enough, we will have none left.
I live in Cambridge and have been an avid Naturalist for 45 years. Every special Natural area within our city must be protected.
This a beautiful oasis of calm and tranquility that is going to be choked out by yet another Vinyl Village of non-affordable housing. There are plenty of areas is Cambridge that are urban wastelands chocked and overgrown with weeds and broken concrete. Devil’s Creek is a small oasis of environmentally sensitive land. Once it’s gone, you don’t get to get it back.
This is clearly an environmentally sensitive area and must be protected. We need to ensure that the entire natural areas are protected - not just some parts.
Wetlands and natural habitat needs to be protected.
Wildlife protection
Because natural water systems should be protected and preserved.
We back on to Devil's Creek. It is home to a wide variety of wildlife and birds. We don't want to see this destroyed!
We don’t need to ruin our green space, what about all the eco systems that live there? We need nature to live close to.
The Devils Creek Trail is there, so any residents there be impacted by people walking that trail. It is very low lying, not very large, may be sewer, hydro, heating difficulties? Housing will be cramped and steep roadway entrances and exits will be hard to navigate in winter and will present difficult access onto Blenheim Road. There are other places in Cambridge for housing. This area should be left as is. It provides recreation, a green space, and a therapeutic slice of nature.
The buffer areas are needed for wildlife corridors. I’ve spent years biking devils creek down to the grand. The natural areas are what attract people to the area. Nobody wants to live in a bland subdivision.
We urge local leadership to halt proposed housing developments along Devil’s Creek Trail. Our greenspaces and natural trails are vital to community well-being, local wildlife, and the character of our neighborhood. Once this land is paved over, it cannot be recovered. Protect Devil’s Creek—keep our greenspace green!
This area needs protection. I've enjoyed this trail for many years.
A government mandate shouldn’t override all other considerations. We’ve seen this with aggregate and now we’re seeing it with affordable housing. No weight is given to the environmental impact, effects to local wildlife or the welfare of the nearby residents.