These areas have been open to the public for decades without any impact on water supply. Public land should only be closed to the public in absolute extreme situations.
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Alison Evans
4 months ago
The Silverstream trails are vital to Dunedin’s community, offering much-loved recreational space, supporting physical and mental well-being, and significant economic benefits through events like the New Zealand trail running championships.
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Anonymous
4 months ago
These tackles need to remain open to the public with out needing to get council permission
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Terry Fraser
4 months ago
Keep the trails freely accessible to runners and day walkers.
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Dafydd W
4 months ago
Silverstream is a great asset for walking hiking and running, I don't want any hoops between the Linux and enjoyment of our history and nature
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Hamish Seaton
4 months ago
Crazy and pointless
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Garry McLennan
4 months ago
I support free access to trails in he silver stream area DCC back off
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Jacqui Bremner
4 months ago
Dumb idea! U need to rethink what your doing and why.
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Andrew B
4 months ago
Good luck, hope it works
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Sue Galloway
4 months ago
I love tramping these trails. What is the issue with people tramping them? How does this affect water? The trails should remain open -they are a jewel in Dunedin's crown and we're so lucky to have such good tramping so close to the city.
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Andrew P
4 months ago
These running tracks are too good to restrict access too.
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Dean Hollebon
4 months ago
These tracks are a terrific resource and are a part of what makes living here great. The public should have access.
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Andy Anglemyer
4 months ago
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These trails are amazing and where my family and I run every week. It would a great loss for the community and my family if our access to these trails was restricted. Dunedin's reputation as a great trail running community would be severely impacted.
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Hugh Miller
4 months ago
Let the kids play
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Lucia Brown
4 months ago
Pls
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Pysma
4 months ago
Stop this nonsense!
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Scott Moyse
4 months ago
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Jonah Smith
4 months ago
I spent many years running on Dunedin's trails, including these areas that would be restricted under the new bylaw. It is a big part of why I grew to love trail and mountain running so much, and it would be a huge shame to restrict access to these areas when so many of us enjoy their use.
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John Enlow
4 months ago
We hire partly based on the advantages Dunedin has over other cities, and other countries. If we remove those positives, what do we have? The long term effect of these decisions on local business and growth is important! Access to our local trails is one that matters, and gets discussed in interviews.
These areas have been open to the public for decades without any impact on water supply. Public land should only be closed to the public in absolute extreme situations.
The Silverstream trails are vital to Dunedin’s community, offering much-loved recreational space, supporting physical and mental well-being, and significant economic benefits through events like the New Zealand trail running championships.
These tackles need to remain open to the public with out needing to get council permission
Keep the trails freely accessible to runners and day walkers.
Silverstream is a great asset for walking hiking and running, I don't want any hoops between the Linux and enjoyment of our history and nature
Crazy and pointless
I support free access to trails in he silver stream area DCC back off
Dumb idea! U need to rethink what your doing and why.
Good luck, hope it works
I love tramping these trails. What is the issue with people tramping them? How does this affect water? The trails should remain open -they are a jewel in Dunedin's crown and we're so lucky to have such good tramping so close to the city.
These running tracks are too good to restrict access too.
These tracks are a terrific resource and are a part of what makes living here great. The public should have access.
These trails are amazing and where my family and I run every week. It would a great loss for the community and my family if our access to these trails was restricted. Dunedin's reputation as a great trail running community would be severely impacted.
Let the kids play
Pls
Stop this nonsense!
I spent many years running on Dunedin's trails, including these areas that would be restricted under the new bylaw. It is a big part of why I grew to love trail and mountain running so much, and it would be a huge shame to restrict access to these areas when so many of us enjoy their use.
We hire partly based on the advantages Dunedin has over other cities, and other countries. If we remove those positives, what do we have? The long term effect of these decisions on local business and growth is important! Access to our local trails is one that matters, and gets discussed in interviews.
Keep our backyard open please!