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Keep our Silverstream trails accessible

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James Montgomery
2 months ago

Free access for all!

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Anonymous
2 months ago

Access to walking trailing a basic human rights, we all need these trails open as a middle aged person, us oldies love and respect the bush, you have no reason to shut these trails then keep them open for us to use

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Graeme Souter
2 months ago

Totally unnecessary trampers hikers runners do not damage the environment. Pigs goats cattle do - doing something about them would be more benificial

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Paul Martin
2 months ago

restriction of access to public land without reasonable explanation is not warranted.

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Kev Strange
2 months ago

Have a heart Mr council

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Anonymous
2 months ago

Freedom for all.

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Pete Jones
2 months ago

Councils should learn to minimise impact on citizens and rather than focussing on restrictions and control should put their energy towards enhancing services, lowering costs and maintaining critical infrastructure.

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Ants Field
2 months ago

Public access to this special area is important.

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Helen waterworth
2 months ago

Save the silver stream

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Mark Bayly
2 months ago

I am against these restrictions

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Linda Crawford
2 months ago

New Zealand belongs to every kiwi, stop taking our freedom from us

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Gareth Vaughan
2 months ago

Keep it free!

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Ernie Maluschnig
2 months ago

People who walk or run or bike on trails are not a threat to water quality.

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Bevan Somervell
2 months ago

Keep access open as it is.

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Anonymous
2 months ago

Allow access to all without a permit

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David Solomon
2 months ago

This is not right. This is a right for our locals to enjoy. Whoever came up with this proposal needs to be sacked!

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Brent Irving
2 months ago

Access should be left as it is

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Jess Townshend
2 months ago

Please keep these trails accessible for all, without the need for a permit.

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Stefan Jordan
2 months ago

I see no reason why free access to these areas should be removed.

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Gardiner
2 months ago

Regularly tramp in this area. Would be a wasted amenity for Dunedin, if access restricted.