Physical activity in nature has multiple health, social and economic benefits that contribute to community well-being and quality of life. Access to nature is a basic right of New Zealanders.
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Timothy Bilton
4 months ago
Dunedin's trails are vaulable asset to the city and is one major reason why some find Dunedin attractive city to live in. It would also effectively put an end to yearly events that are also fund raisers for community organizations. I am against restricting access for day walking/runners.
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Georgy Pakeho
4 months ago
This is my favorite place to run and walk in Dunedin. I would be devastated if could bo longer use these fantastic tracks
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Jason Morey
4 months ago
What a stupid idea dcc.
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Dom Elder
4 months ago
Keep public land accessable. Wild animals pose a greater risk than a few hardly adventures who mostly love the environment and look after it
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Wayne Porteous
4 months ago
The general health and wellbeing of the Dunedin and wider community needs to be encouraged, not restricted or reduced. Please leave access as is.
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Monica Rodriguez
4 months ago
These are areas of great beauty and great enjoyment for many and I would petition for them to remain accessible to all besides its of great significance to the 3 peak event something it has become a great event for Dunedin and lots of work behind it.
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Robbie Moginie
4 months ago
This is a major attraction for living in Dubedin. Please don’t make it harder for us to enjoy this incredible city!
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Charlie
4 months ago
These tracks are my happy place
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Lionel Bailey
4 months ago
Council over-reach once again
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Simon Green
4 months ago
What an earth is going on Duniden council?.
Why are Thea’s closers even being considered??.let alone with out consulting the community that use them .
You need to be promoting your trail network and getting people out doors .
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Sarah Davie-Nitis
4 months ago
Access should remain for runners and walkers
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Michael Todd
4 months ago
Silly move
These trails are very popular
Why do it?
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Wee Xiang Lim
4 months ago
I hope it's open to use, where else could have this type of fun run in Dunedin.
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Juan Koen
4 months ago
Keep it open and stop thinking everything belongs to you guys (council) as a tax payer we pay your wages and we also own part off the council
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Riley Harris
4 months ago
Complete bs. Taking our access
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Kevin moginie
4 months ago
Need to have open access so new zealanders can enjoy their outdoors
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Anonymous
4 months ago
keep permit free access please!
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Lynette Johnston
4 months ago
Sad to think needing a permit to go into Dunedin's backyard
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Lisa Thompson
4 months ago
This is ridiculous. One of the main reasons I love living in Dunedin is hiking and running the Silverstream tracks.
Physical activity in nature has multiple health, social and economic benefits that contribute to community well-being and quality of life. Access to nature is a basic right of New Zealanders.
Dunedin's trails are vaulable asset to the city and is one major reason why some find Dunedin attractive city to live in. It would also effectively put an end to yearly events that are also fund raisers for community organizations. I am against restricting access for day walking/runners.
This is my favorite place to run and walk in Dunedin. I would be devastated if could bo longer use these fantastic tracks
What a stupid idea dcc.
Keep public land accessable. Wild animals pose a greater risk than a few hardly adventures who mostly love the environment and look after it
The general health and wellbeing of the Dunedin and wider community needs to be encouraged, not restricted or reduced. Please leave access as is.
These are areas of great beauty and great enjoyment for many and I would petition for them to remain accessible to all besides its of great significance to the 3 peak event something it has become a great event for Dunedin and lots of work behind it.
This is a major attraction for living in Dubedin. Please don’t make it harder for us to enjoy this incredible city!
These tracks are my happy place
Council over-reach once again
What an earth is going on Duniden council?. Why are Thea’s closers even being considered??.let alone with out consulting the community that use them . You need to be promoting your trail network and getting people out doors .
Access should remain for runners and walkers
Silly move These trails are very popular Why do it?
I hope it's open to use, where else could have this type of fun run in Dunedin.
Keep it open and stop thinking everything belongs to you guys (council) as a tax payer we pay your wages and we also own part off the council
Complete bs. Taking our access
Need to have open access so new zealanders can enjoy their outdoors
keep permit free access please!
Sad to think needing a permit to go into Dunedin's backyard
This is ridiculous. One of the main reasons I love living in Dunedin is hiking and running the Silverstream tracks.