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Protect Lake Access Areas at Cultus Lake Park

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Linda Dornfield
9 years ago

My family had a home at Cultus for close to 50 years! Please protect my "home"

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Carmen L Halpenny
9 years ago

Save our green space!!!!!

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Cindy Alschbach Oliver
9 years ago

And please get rid of the geese, there is crap every where!!!

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Anthony McConnell
9 years ago

The parks board is here to preserve the lake not to monopolize it

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We need to protect our local habitat.

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Lauri Kerr
9 years ago

Leave the green spaces

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Chris
9 years ago

Save the lake access points!

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Brian Trimble
9 years ago

Keep fighting. Thank you.

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Elizabeth Halpenny
9 years ago

Research findings suggest, that natural settings such as parks, wilderness areas, urban green spaces and gardens improve both physical and mental health. Let's keep the residents and people that come to visit healthy, physically and mentally! I say NO to developing our green spaces. The Cultus Lake Parks Board need to listen to our concerns and do what's right!

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Sarah McLean
9 years ago

Cultus Lake is busy enough without more residential homes going in. And when you start putting in more homes, adding more people, it takes away from the local charm. People go to Cultus to have fun and get away from society, not to be around more people and deal with even worse traffic.

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Emma Kent-Dion
9 years ago

just wish the municipality had the environment in mind rather than money. You can't eat or breathe money when it comes down to it... give it a rest and leave the lake as it is!!

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Laurie Noel
9 years ago

Keep our greenland the way it is. It would not be right any other way

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Ben Haggquist
9 years ago

Help protect Cultus Lake!

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Tammy Herman
9 years ago

I can't believe they would even consider anything but Parkland 1?????

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Rob Scheib
9 years ago

Tsk tsk, no one should own the rights to the beaches, they belong to everyone!

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Charmaine Guthrie
9 years ago

Protect what we know and love! Cultus is perfect the way it is.

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Catherine Davies
9 years ago

Allow for public access to the lake!

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Mike Weightman
9 years ago

You can't keep trying to restrict all people from access to the lake! These access points were in place for a reason, access to the lake, as well as emergency access for first responders. Park board officials are out of control, you already breached the rules for the forest around the golf course, put a house in the forest under the cover of darkness, geez, where does this stop?

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Marie Langiano
9 years ago

Absolutely nothing but greed!! They are destroying everything beautiful for the love of money.. Shame on them

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Leslie Middleton
9 years ago

There are not enough green spaces and we need to protect those that are left.