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Petition of ALR Exclusion - 3250 264th Street, Aldergrove - Application ID#: 53333

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Carrie Aurat Graham
8 years ago

This land should be preserved, it's been rejected in the past, so what has changed since then? Part of the beauty of Aldergrove is that it is still surrounded by beautiful and needed agricultural land. This would be a big blow to the residents of Aldergrove! Carrie Graham

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Colin Gale
8 years ago

Quit wiping out all the farm land!!!

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Philip Ashbrook
8 years ago

Lets keep Aldergrove the size it is, what they are doing to the Fraser Valley is not sustainable. In this case we will see if the ALR has any teeth or not

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Natasha Vanderzwan
8 years ago

I am so sick of investment companies stealing our farm land so they can make money. We don't want it here, go back to Surrey!!

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Carl Cooke
8 years ago

Stop the insanity of destroying agricultural land in favour of a few short lived dollars.

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Cami Parm
8 years ago

I’ve seen too many areas ruined by densification. We don’t want that for Aldergrove. There’s not enough farm land as it is.

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Charlene Nendza
8 years ago

So against this happening

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Anonymous
8 years ago

We have enough new houses being built and no infrastructure to support them.

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Jason
8 years ago

No more houses!!!

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Terri Land
8 years ago

we MUST preserve ALR lands at all costs!!

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Arthur Plenert
8 years ago

Aldergrove.

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Jessica Horst
8 years ago

Protect our ALR. Aldergrove has a community plan for the downtown core. This land is not part of that. Please keep it farmland.

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Michael Borchert
8 years ago

ALR is for farming

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Andrea fauteux
8 years ago

This land is ALR for a reason.. once it's done it cannot be undone. This money hungry short sighted land development has got to stop

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Laurie Clegg
8 years ago

I'm all for growth and change but not at the risk of agricultural lands. Move yourselves to the industrial areas where the lands are not viable.

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Linda Groenland
8 years ago

26970 32 Ave 44

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Nehal
8 years ago

ALR land was set aside for farming activities. Exclusion here would need to balanced with inclusion elsewhere otherwise our ALR is going to disappear.

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Ben Cadieux
8 years ago

The ALR can be undone, but never restored. If we're going to take something out of ALR, let it be for good reason rather than greed.

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Tyson
8 years ago

Enough is enough!!

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Carolyn Heuft
8 years ago

where is our food going to come from if you keep putting houses on the ALR? we need to keep good land like this for agriculture, find a rocky hillside to populate