Constructing new bridges in this economy is ridiculous. Where is the money going to come from. Especially when there are existing roads that could be used
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Rob Bartlett
10 years ago
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The emergency exit road needs to go north for obvious reasons. The southern option is totally unrealistic.
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Terrill Gordon
10 years ago
I fully support the points of concern listed in this petition and sincerely hope that the RVC will review them and react with more sensible options.
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Rob Bartlett
10 years ago
We really need this escape route,
please... let's do it right because we won't get a second chance.
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Dave Reid
10 years ago
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The process to date has been far too private and presumptive. Much more collaboration is required, the concerns associated with this petition are important. These are our homes!
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Quinta van der Lee
10 years ago
STOP THIS
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Dawn Godfrey
10 years ago
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Utterly un believable that there is no emergency road in place, have we not learned from the Fort Mac Murray fires that one way in and one way out jeopardizes lives? Time to act responsibly.
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Chandler Janzen
10 years ago
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I believe there are other options available that would be better for this area and would provide equal if not more opportunities for emergency evacuations. I think other options would effect less people and have less effect on the natural beauty of Bragg creek and its surrounding area. I would like to see options involving the Tsuu T'ina reservation explored. No matter where this road is constructed I believe it will be used for more than just emergency situations and this needs to be considered when it is constructed.
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Gary Nikiforuk
10 years ago
Major changes are required. The Fort MacMurray wildfire shows this is too important an issue to not get right the first time!
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Robyn
10 years ago
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One option puts a major road right through my front yard. I think the majority of these options are idiotic.
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Paul Jonassen
10 years ago
Process to date is irresponsible use of tax payer money. Let's get some common sense back in the process
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Bruce Rodger
10 years ago
Very poor planning with poor options. The goals are poorly thought out and defined. A wate of taxpayer money at the planning stage does not bode well for the actual creation.
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Mark Betts
10 years ago
I concur that the West Bragg Creek Emergency Egress Plan requires a 'mid-course correction'. I have reviewed the proposals by Tetra Tech and RVC and dismiss their options and find their designs flawed.
Constructing new bridges in this economy is ridiculous. Where is the money going to come from. Especially when there are existing roads that could be used
The emergency exit road needs to go north for obvious reasons. The southern option is totally unrealistic.
I fully support the points of concern listed in this petition and sincerely hope that the RVC will review them and react with more sensible options.
We really need this escape route, please... let's do it right because we won't get a second chance.
The process to date has been far too private and presumptive. Much more collaboration is required, the concerns associated with this petition are important. These are our homes!
STOP THIS
Utterly un believable that there is no emergency road in place, have we not learned from the Fort Mac Murray fires that one way in and one way out jeopardizes lives? Time to act responsibly.
I believe there are other options available that would be better for this area and would provide equal if not more opportunities for emergency evacuations. I think other options would effect less people and have less effect on the natural beauty of Bragg creek and its surrounding area. I would like to see options involving the Tsuu T'ina reservation explored. No matter where this road is constructed I believe it will be used for more than just emergency situations and this needs to be considered when it is constructed.
Major changes are required. The Fort MacMurray wildfire shows this is too important an issue to not get right the first time!
One option puts a major road right through my front yard. I think the majority of these options are idiotic.
Process to date is irresponsible use of tax payer money. Let's get some common sense back in the process
Very poor planning with poor options. The goals are poorly thought out and defined. A wate of taxpayer money at the planning stage does not bode well for the actual creation.
I concur that the West Bragg Creek Emergency Egress Plan requires a 'mid-course correction'. I have reviewed the proposals by Tetra Tech and RVC and dismiss their options and find their designs flawed.