City of Coquitlam: No to Como Lake Ave and Mariner Hill being designated for heavy trucks
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Zaki Jiwa
11 years ago
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No. Both roads already see heavy traffic, and cause excessive noise to nearby residents.
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Martin Schikora
11 years ago
No to Como Lake Ave and Mariner Hill being designated for heavy trucks
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S.M. Kindersley
11 years ago
Coquitlam
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Cameron
11 years ago
Coquitlam
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Terry O'Neill
11 years ago
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As one of the three council members who voted against this truck-route designation, and as the council member whose motion to overturn the truck route ended up being supported unanimously in mid-September, I am very happy with the role that candidate Teri Towner played in bringing the truck-route issue to the public's attention. Public consultation on such issues is very important -- consultation before decisions are made, not after, of course!
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Gunnar Foss
11 years ago
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I strongly disapprove! Both corridors are far too residential in nature! Also, I already see trucks having a terrible struggle to make it up Mariner Hill and coming down? Let's just say that I'll be lingering, before proceeding on the green, just a wee bit longer! In fact, there is one blind intersection I will have to avoid completely (just because I value my life).
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Sarah Nkemelu
11 years ago
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Living right on Como Lake Ave is already loud enough. We really dont need semis rumbling past our front doors all day and night. Not okay coquitlam.
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Mark Montgomery
11 years ago
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MARINER HILL IS WAY TOO STEEP FOR TRUCKS. Seen so many near misses there already. This is an accident waiting to happen.
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Dave Hale
11 years ago
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This is completely insane. My kids walk to school right along this route. Why put heavy trucks where there are so many schools and parks?? Stop this now.
No. Both roads already see heavy traffic, and cause excessive noise to nearby residents.
No to Como Lake Ave and Mariner Hill being designated for heavy trucks
Coquitlam
Coquitlam
As one of the three council members who voted against this truck-route designation, and as the council member whose motion to overturn the truck route ended up being supported unanimously in mid-September, I am very happy with the role that candidate Teri Towner played in bringing the truck-route issue to the public's attention. Public consultation on such issues is very important -- consultation before decisions are made, not after, of course!
I strongly disapprove! Both corridors are far too residential in nature! Also, I already see trucks having a terrible struggle to make it up Mariner Hill and coming down? Let's just say that I'll be lingering, before proceeding on the green, just a wee bit longer! In fact, there is one blind intersection I will have to avoid completely (just because I value my life).
Living right on Como Lake Ave is already loud enough. We really dont need semis rumbling past our front doors all day and night. Not okay coquitlam.
MARINER HILL IS WAY TOO STEEP FOR TRUCKS. Seen so many near misses there already. This is an accident waiting to happen.
This is completely insane. My kids walk to school right along this route. Why put heavy trucks where there are so many schools and parks?? Stop this now.