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Exempt Trend-Arlington from Infill 2

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Anonymous
11 years ago

The forest and old growth trees are an important part of the neighbourhood and ecosystem at large. Any development should work with existing nature.

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Ann Kavanagh
11 years ago

My family moved into this area a year ago. We take full advantage of the green spaces and lovely forest paths. We love the

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Kim Robertson
11 years ago

Trend-Arlington home owner

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Fred Perry
11 years ago Featured

Not only will the white pines be affected by this plan, all property values in the area will suffer a downgrade. People who live in this area have paid more for their homes and properties because of the white pines and will lose on re-sale if the pines are removed for intensification. If the pines are not removed, there is not enough room to build a second house on these lots.

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Peter Scarlett
11 years ago

White pine trees don't grow over night . Keep what we have

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isabel redondo
11 years ago

Please protect our native forests. Thank you.

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Susan Lorden
11 years ago Featured

We are already losing a large portion of our older trees to Emerald Ash Borer, so removing the large pines will completely change the nature of our community. The trees and spacious lots make this community more walkable and better for cyclists, and our roadways cannot support more vehicle traffic.

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Rosemary Irwin
11 years ago

Preserve the white pine forest and Trend-Arlington

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Raymond Skrebutenas
11 years ago

Infill has drastically changed the nature of Westboro (and not for the better) and should not be encouraged or allowed in other uniquely distinct areas such as Trend-Arlington.

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Rhona Levine
11 years ago

These trees make this neighborhood.

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Donna Karlin
11 years ago

The trees create a unique environment which is why we decided to buy here in the first place. It's like being in the country in the city and greatly contributes to our well being. Leave it alone!

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Joanne Taggart
11 years ago

Please keep Trend-Arlington exempt from this Infill intensification.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

please preserve the trees!

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Matt Dixie
11 years ago

Don't mess with our community!!

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Dianne McIntyre
11 years ago

This 100-year old white pine forest contributes to distinctiveness of this community and to the reason we choose to live here.

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John Nicholls
11 years ago

The Rockliffe exemption is code for the protection of privilege and power. If we purport to be an egalitarian society, then this exemption will be granted, too.

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Sol Shuster
11 years ago

Please ensure that the character of our neighbourhood is preserved.

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Barry Ager
11 years ago

We have been residents in Arlington Woods since 1971 and are opposed to Infill 11.

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Steve McCulloch
11 years ago

I grew up in Arlington Woods and always loved the trees. to cut them down would be criminal.