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Patricia Brown
10 years ago

Unbelievable that there is a petition required! Unthinkable that anyone would consider changing this gem to any kind of development. Please look at the policies of Bhutan.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It's the right thing to do.

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Rhema Cossever
10 years ago

I support maintaining this property as agricultural.

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Steven Barer
10 years ago

new sports fields, if there are to be any, should be on main thoroughfare routes so that you don't bring a great deal of traffic into a quiet neighbourhood.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Keep Salt Spring green - there are many more places where the top soil has been stripped away. Rainbow Road has already lost it's rainbow, so keep all the development in one place.

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Elizabeth Smith
10 years ago

This land should remain agricultural.

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Judith Tabb
10 years ago

Albeit I reside on Salt Spring 6 months a year, it is a home that is near and dear. The concerns expressed here deserve to be respectfully heard and addressed and I am hopeful that a compassionate decision is the outcome.

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Elaine Codling
10 years ago

No development on ALR!

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John Moore
10 years ago

Not the best place for this proposal, by far! The Brinkworthians deserve more respect than they are getting, too.

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Rhema Cossever
10 years ago

I support maintaining this land as agricultural.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We need more agricultural land and this space is ideal.

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Shem De Lottinville
10 years ago

...not to mention the amount of damage to the wildlife

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Jon Scott
10 years ago

Surely there are other areas, such as along Rainbow Road that could be used

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We already have enough playing fields on Salt Spring. ALR land should remain ALR land

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Kate Peter
10 years ago

Just "NO!"

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Barb Todd
10 years ago

Seniors deserve the quiet in Brinkworthy..it's like putting a children's play area in a library!

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david
10 years ago

Keep agricultural for future needs

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Judith Humphrys
10 years ago

Would better used for community gardens.

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wendy hamilton
10 years ago

Farm for growing plant based food is becoming less and less available and increasingingly needed. Building a rec center on prime agricultural land is a shame. Im apposed to this idea 100%

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Diane Hall
10 years ago

This would not be a fair option to the seniors in this area