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Protecting the Peace at Departure Bay Beach

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Sandy Lajeunesse Verified
3 months ago

There are a couple of vehicles at night in particular especially Friday through the weekend, who have high powered motors and they just gun it. I believe one might be an electric motor because it makes a weird whining as it's gunning. They seem to go in a pattern around departure Bay & onto the highway and .towards the North to departure Bay and back around down the hill back to the beach area and up again. So many hospital people and people with small children of a

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Kathy White Verified
3 months ago

Impossible to relax or sleep! Waiting for the sound of a crash! Terrible stressful energy!

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Mike Egan Verified
3 months ago

Departure Bay Rd is more like a highway than a residential road. With two more condos under construction there will be even more traffic, noise and pollution.

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Susan Farrell Verified
3 months ago

I enjoy swimming at Departure Bay and I support this petition for the safely of residents as well as visitors

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Adrian Maisonneuve Verified
3 months ago

Have a house near Dep Bay beach and the racing cars, loud exhaust roaring and crazy driving has been destructive to the peace and safety of the area.

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Todd Nixon Verified
3 months ago

This is a problem everywhere. We need more law enforcement. I can't remember the last time I saw speed trap.

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MARCEL schiller Verified
3 months ago

I live nearby.

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Shirley Kingston Verified
3 months ago

The safety factor is important as well as the noise issue.

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Supporter Verified
3 months ago

Safe communities should be the first priority of any council or commitee.

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Jo Ann Adams Verified
3 months ago

I live down in Departure Bay and the parking there on the small side streets is clogged and dangerous.

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Jennifer kemp Verified
3 months ago

I live right across from Departure Bay Beach beach and I love the vibrancy of the beach and the community! I think choosing to live here means you expect to hear the beach life around you during the day and into the evening especially in the Summer ☀️ BUT ..the late night mayhem of extremely loud cars , even louder bikes , excessive speed, thumping music, street racing and revving , polluting vehicles, car honking for no reason, etc..etc..makes sleep and any form of nightly peace impossible.

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Shirley Phillips Verified
3 months ago

Departure Bay residents are entitled to respectful and civilized behaviour from visitors just like all neighbourhoods.

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Janice Ainsworth Verified
3 months ago

The noise from the speeding cars is nightly. the speeding cars are a safety issue.

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Supporter Verified
3 months ago

This is important to me, my Granddaughter goes to this beach

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Avis Muir Verified
3 months ago

I don't live in the immediate area, but love being in beautiful Departure Bay. The kind of behavior and lack of community respect described by others is unacceptable.

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Guy Menendez Verified
3 months ago

Hazards to all road users and ncessant drowning put of all thought, conversation or ability to enjoy our living environment due to the actions of a few sociopathic monsters who threaten our city.

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Lynn Chipley
3 months ago

Speed is my number one. As a former police chief once explained - at 30km/hr you might break a leg, at 40 they might end up in a coma, at 50, you might become a killer.

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Carol Wilde
3 months ago

Speedsters are a nightmare at Departure Bay Beach. There are young kids running across the road to buy a cold drink, mothers with baby strollers and seniors who cannot jump out of the way as quickly as others. Speed limit should be 30km/hr, especially with the playground right there. We do need to have this enforced with police presence. Allowing a lustre next to the Co-op was a very poor decision.

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Anonymous
3 months ago

How these drivers are not getting caught? is beyond me… it is almost every night

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Jodi johnston
3 months ago

The only focus in the world is drugs drugs drugs and these very important issues need to absolutely be addressed for the ones that are living our lives and raising our children without drugs