I vote to leave the beach access Lane as it is. This is needed for the residence and no house should be placed in this area.....ever!
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Don Comber
9 years ago
Over my dead body! These access spaces are necessary for EVERYONE to enjoy the lake.
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Bobbie Joyce
9 years ago
Please do not build in the fire access lanes. There are far too many large homes very close together. It presents a fire hazard.
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Shirle Johnston
9 years ago
Visit there every summer and there is great need for lanes so people in the streets behind can access the lakeshore.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Use this park often in the summer. Doesn't seem like it would provide good access for emergency vehicles.
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Treena Wallis
9 years ago
The lake used to be a place where families could go and get away from the big cities. Let it stay that way! There are way too many monster houses being built, it's losing its appeal.
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Marilyn Kinghorn
9 years ago
It is crucial to maintain beach access for everyone and also to provide some open areas in a densely populated area.
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Troy Haggie
9 years ago
We don't need more beachfront houses at the expense of public safety. What happens when emergency crews are delayed due to lack of access to the beach? You will be held accountable CLPB.
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Peter Geoghegan
9 years ago
totally against the changes
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Arden Comber
9 years ago
No to the building in the fire lane. Keep the access open for emergencies. Arden Comber
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Danika Snook
9 years ago
Cultus is a gorgeous lake with spectacular surroundings. I would like to see this area kept accessible for everyone, not just a select few.
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Neil Halpenny
9 years ago
Come on Cultus Lake Parks Board, listen to the wishes of the residents and land owners you represent. Please keep the infill lots and laneways zoned as park land.
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Kevin Ault
9 years ago
"The World Wildlife Fund estimates 46,000 – 58,000 square miles of forest are lost every year—that’s 48 football fields every minute, every day." Cultus Lake Park deserves better then to have its own guardians even thinking of selling off the green spaces. It is time to protect this park for future generations.
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Norm Dean McCrea
9 years ago
Let's keep these lots as green space and access to the lake for residents that aren't on waterfront .
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Robert D McCrea
9 years ago
Full time resident at 34 Lakeshore Drive
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Michael Stephen
9 years ago
These campsites and this parkland are precious assets for the families who live in the area. Please protect them.
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Mariann Courage
9 years ago
Please don't take away what we have left of our parkland and enjoyment for everyone!
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Melanie
9 years ago
Green space needs to be protected. Development is not always a good thing.
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Hudson Booth
9 years ago
Save the green space! We love this park and it is so sad that the CLPB want to take these away from everyone.
We need these spaces to access the beach area.
I vote to leave the beach access Lane as it is. This is needed for the residence and no house should be placed in this area.....ever!
Over my dead body! These access spaces are necessary for EVERYONE to enjoy the lake.
Please do not build in the fire access lanes. There are far too many large homes very close together. It presents a fire hazard.
Visit there every summer and there is great need for lanes so people in the streets behind can access the lakeshore.
Use this park often in the summer. Doesn't seem like it would provide good access for emergency vehicles.
The lake used to be a place where families could go and get away from the big cities. Let it stay that way! There are way too many monster houses being built, it's losing its appeal.
It is crucial to maintain beach access for everyone and also to provide some open areas in a densely populated area.
We don't need more beachfront houses at the expense of public safety. What happens when emergency crews are delayed due to lack of access to the beach? You will be held accountable CLPB.
totally against the changes
No to the building in the fire lane. Keep the access open for emergencies. Arden Comber
Cultus is a gorgeous lake with spectacular surroundings. I would like to see this area kept accessible for everyone, not just a select few.
Come on Cultus Lake Parks Board, listen to the wishes of the residents and land owners you represent. Please keep the infill lots and laneways zoned as park land.
"The World Wildlife Fund estimates 46,000 – 58,000 square miles of forest are lost every year—that’s 48 football fields every minute, every day." Cultus Lake Park deserves better then to have its own guardians even thinking of selling off the green spaces. It is time to protect this park for future generations.
Let's keep these lots as green space and access to the lake for residents that aren't on waterfront .
Full time resident at 34 Lakeshore Drive
These campsites and this parkland are precious assets for the families who live in the area. Please protect them.
Please don't take away what we have left of our parkland and enjoyment for everyone!
Green space needs to be protected. Development is not always a good thing.
Save the green space! We love this park and it is so sad that the CLPB want to take these away from everyone.