I do not want St. Catharines to allow a cannabis operation. This type of business will negatively impact homeowners.
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Barbara Leslie
6 years ago
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While I support the production of cannabis for health and recreational purposes, production facilities should not be permitted within the City of St. Catharines' urban boundaries.
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Cheryl McIntosh
6 years ago
Absolutely not. This is a residential neighbourhood.
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PHILIP THOMPSON
6 years ago
It is unbelievable that health Canada is promoting marijuana. What kind of country has CANADA become.
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KKozarevich
6 years ago
We don't want more substance abuse related accidents and crime.
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Gail Bush
6 years ago
Greed and inability of government to keep bylaws and laws current is causing stress on our enviroment. This is just another example of how helpless we are in stopping welcome development.
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Sandra Sgambato
6 years ago
way to close to home. I don't want to smell that stink everyday. Plus across from Happy Rolphs is unacceptable!
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Jane McGowan
6 years ago
I am counting our elected representatives to decline the proposal to build a cannabis facility across from a city owned and managed park/ petting farm created specifically for children.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Cannabis facilities should not be located immediately adjacent to residential areas.
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Joanne Dale
6 years ago
Should not be permitted near residential areas, period.
Cannabis production and processing facilities should not be located immediately adjacent to residential areas.
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Danita Rode
6 years ago
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This location is way to close to Happy Rolphs where young families like to gather. I have read that active growing locations have many complaints of odours and I believe this is a horrible location for that reason.
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Fran Harman
6 years ago
Where do you/we draw the line. Happy Rolph’s which is listed as a must see on tourist info for the area would no longer longer be the jewel in the area. Local residents/neighborhoods deserve the respect they are not receiving. Clinker dust and now this!!! Do what you were elected to do... be the voice of your constituents.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Too close to our neighbourhood. I am pro- cannabis but don't want the smell or loud machines.
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Andrew Blanchard
6 years ago
Cannabis should not be grown within 2 km of residential areas for everyone’s benefit.
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Patricia Steinmetz
6 years ago
Really is there not enough pollution around our Great Lakes these plants stink
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Shelley Hernder
6 years ago
Our home is one of the closest to the proposed Grow-op. Countless residents, schoolchildren, tourists and visitors seek out Happy Rolph's and the 911 Memorial for its locale and for an outdoor activity. We do not want the operation , its product nor odor in our neighbourhood. The building is literally a stones throw from our backyard and I will fight, protest,picket if need be to prevent a cannabis production in Port Wellers residential area.
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Lenore Klassen
6 years ago
Right across from Happy Rolf’s and metres away from a growing residential community.
I do not want St. Catharines to allow a cannabis operation. This type of business will negatively impact homeowners.
While I support the production of cannabis for health and recreational purposes, production facilities should not be permitted within the City of St. Catharines' urban boundaries.
Absolutely not. This is a residential neighbourhood.
It is unbelievable that health Canada is promoting marijuana. What kind of country has CANADA become.
We don't want more substance abuse related accidents and crime.
Greed and inability of government to keep bylaws and laws current is causing stress on our enviroment. This is just another example of how helpless we are in stopping welcome development.
way to close to home. I don't want to smell that stink everyday. Plus across from Happy Rolphs is unacceptable!
I am counting our elected representatives to decline the proposal to build a cannabis facility across from a city owned and managed park/ petting farm created specifically for children.
Cannabis facilities should not be located immediately adjacent to residential areas.
Should not be permitted near residential areas, period.
Thank you for the information.
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Cannabis production and processing facilities should not be located immediately adjacent to residential areas.
This location is way to close to Happy Rolphs where young families like to gather. I have read that active growing locations have many complaints of odours and I believe this is a horrible location for that reason.
Where do you/we draw the line. Happy Rolph’s which is listed as a must see on tourist info for the area would no longer longer be the jewel in the area. Local residents/neighborhoods deserve the respect they are not receiving. Clinker dust and now this!!! Do what you were elected to do... be the voice of your constituents.
Too close to our neighbourhood. I am pro- cannabis but don't want the smell or loud machines.
Cannabis should not be grown within 2 km of residential areas for everyone’s benefit.
Really is there not enough pollution around our Great Lakes these plants stink
Our home is one of the closest to the proposed Grow-op. Countless residents, schoolchildren, tourists and visitors seek out Happy Rolph's and the 911 Memorial for its locale and for an outdoor activity. We do not want the operation , its product nor odor in our neighbourhood. The building is literally a stones throw from our backyard and I will fight, protest,picket if need be to prevent a cannabis production in Port Wellers residential area.
Right across from Happy Rolf’s and metres away from a growing residential community.