Why bother to have a Nanaimo community plan when its completely ignored for$$
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Say NO to Rezoning of 5707 Lost Lake Rd.
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Richard Severin
7 years ago
Strictly opposed to the zoning permitting high density residential in this area. Also due to the nature of the development and the owner, this does not permit affordable housing. as the owner is foreign and deemed non-resident by CCRA.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The growth in the area has been significant without any thought to traffic flow and appropriate infrastructure to accommodate the growth.
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David McElhaney
7 years ago
There are so many areas in Nanaimo that would better benefit from this sort of development.
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Heidi Stacionis
7 years ago
Unnecessary development. This is not helping the housing problem of nanaimo. This is helping foreign property owners.
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Carl W Haegele
7 years ago
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There has been too much development on this narrow, rural road. The traffic increase would break the camel"s back!
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diana livingstone
7 years ago
I support this cause
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Roxanne Meredith
7 years ago
Too much traffic
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This proposal if accepted will have numerous impacts on the quality of life and land use in this neighbourhood. There must be far more attention paid to what seems like reckless and poorly planned growth in this well-established community.
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Laura Mcleod
7 years ago
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We have so much “blank” space in the centre of the city that needs to be occupied. Encourage and incentivize developers to focus there before enabling more sprawl via new subdivisions - which provides a drain on city services while impacting our environment.
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Jessica Popein
7 years ago
I support this cause.
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Roger Keeling
7 years ago
Do not need or want
townhouse or condos built on that property. Too much additional traffic as well as changing the feel of the area. tons of new single dwellings being added to the area. That is enough!!!!
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Peter S ATTRELL
7 years ago
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This rezoning brings in 8 more families into an area where Council already approved rezoning to allow 9 other families to live on the hill above it. Is council going to put in a traffic light at the juncture of Lost Lake, Vanderneuk and Malibu Terrace Roads?
Why bother to have a Nanaimo community plan when its completely ignored for$$
Say NO to Rezoning of 5707 Lost Lake Rd.
Strictly opposed to the zoning permitting high density residential in this area. Also due to the nature of the development and the owner, this does not permit affordable housing. as the owner is foreign and deemed non-resident by CCRA.
The growth in the area has been significant without any thought to traffic flow and appropriate infrastructure to accommodate the growth.
There are so many areas in Nanaimo that would better benefit from this sort of development.
Unnecessary development. This is not helping the housing problem of nanaimo. This is helping foreign property owners.
There has been too much development on this narrow, rural road. The traffic increase would break the camel"s back!
I support this cause
Too much traffic
This proposal if accepted will have numerous impacts on the quality of life and land use in this neighbourhood. There must be far more attention paid to what seems like reckless and poorly planned growth in this well-established community.
We have so much “blank” space in the centre of the city that needs to be occupied. Encourage and incentivize developers to focus there before enabling more sprawl via new subdivisions - which provides a drain on city services while impacting our environment.
I support this cause.
Do not need or want townhouse or condos built on that property. Too much additional traffic as well as changing the feel of the area. tons of new single dwellings being added to the area. That is enough!!!!
This rezoning brings in 8 more families into an area where Council already approved rezoning to allow 9 other families to live on the hill above it. Is council going to put in a traffic light at the juncture of Lost Lake, Vanderneuk and Malibu Terrace Roads?
Not acceptable and makes no sense this proposal
Andrea Ramsden