The board finally caved and gave us the green light for fires on the ice. These bureaucrats tried to stall us for months but our persistence kept the pressure on until they had no choice but to fold. Stay sharp because we need to make sure they actually follow through …
The board of directors is still hiding behind silence while we risk our air quality for these ridiculous fire pits. Do not let them ignore us because we are not going away until they shut this down for good.
December 13, 2022
The board members at Auburn Bay are finally feeling the heat because we refuse to let them ignore our right to enjoy this winter season properly. This momentum proves that the residents are done asking nicely for the simple amenity of warm fires on the ice.
Reached 100 supporters
December 13, 2022
35 Comments
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Bethany Haberman
3 years ago
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I really don’t see how an enclosed fire pit causes an issue. We have used it there for many years without any issues. I also don’t see the difference between the pathways/private docks using a fire pit and the one that the Auburn house uses at the lake.
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Brad Marshall
3 years ago
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Wood fires bring neighbours together. That is why the city puts out free wood burning pits in community parks. Our neighbours enjoy this spot for getting together and socializing. It’s mostly the mums of young kids who want to keep warm. Please don’t ban our safe fire pit.
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Darren Humble
3 years ago
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I support the use of wood burning fires on the lake. The punishment of the many for the lack of attention from 1 or 2 needs to stop. Put some guidance around the use and expectations so we can all contribute to maintaining a great community culture that we have. These are community gathering opportunities and killing this over the undue care and attention of a few is unfairly punishing the users of the facilities.
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Trevor Reid
3 years ago
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The fire pit it literally one of the biggest highlights for me and my kids throughout the year. Removing this makes no sense and feels like a real knee jerk decision based on one or two people. Please bring back the fire pit and educate people on what guidelines you want people to follow so we can allow enjoy this amazing community
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Kyle Jackson
3 years ago
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No danger in having a fire on the lake. It provides a place for the kids to warm up. If there are some safety concerns such as putting them out, I’m sure that can be addressed another way than an all out ban.
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Brandie Kruse
3 years ago
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Fires at the rinks allow a warm break spot for skaters, a smores & hot chocolate place for non-skaters and also create a sense of community. Wood-burning fires on the rink are part of Canadian winter.
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Bryan Burry
3 years ago
Bring them back!
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Justin Michael
3 years ago
Why not put it to a vote? A few complain and hundreds miss out…
The board finally caved and gave us the green light for fires on the ice. These bureaucrats tried to stall us for months but our persistence kept the pressure on until they had no choice but to fold. Stay sharp because we need to make sure they actually follow through …
The board of directors is still hiding behind silence while we risk our air quality for these ridiculous fire pits. Do not let them ignore us because we are not going away until they shut this down for good.
December 13, 2022
The board members at Auburn Bay are finally feeling the heat because we refuse to let them ignore our right to enjoy this winter season properly. This momentum proves that the residents are done asking nicely for the simple amenity of warm fires on the ice.
Reached 100 supporters
December 13, 2022
35 Comments
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Bethany Haberman
3 years ago
Featured
I really don’t see how an enclosed fire pit causes an issue. We have used it there for many years without any issues. I also don’t see the difference between the pathways/private docks using a fire pit and the one that the Auburn house uses at the lake.
B
Brad Marshall
3 years ago
Featured
Wood fires bring neighbours together. That is why the city puts out free wood burning pits in community parks. Our neighbours enjoy this spot for getting together and socializing. It’s mostly the mums of young kids who want to keep warm. Please don’t ban our safe fire pit.
D
Darren Humble
3 years ago
Featured
I support the use of wood burning fires on the lake. The punishment of the many for the lack of attention from 1 or 2 needs to stop. Put some guidance around the use and expectations so we can all contribute to maintaining a great community culture that we have. These are community gathering opportunities and killing this over the undue care and attention of a few is unfairly punishing the users of the facilities.
T
Trevor Reid
3 years ago
Featured
The fire pit it literally one of the biggest highlights for me and my kids throughout the year. Removing this makes no sense and feels like a real knee jerk decision based on one or two people. Please bring back the fire pit and educate people on what guidelines you want people to follow so we can allow enjoy this amazing community
K
Kyle Jackson
3 years ago
Featured
No danger in having a fire on the lake. It provides a place for the kids to warm up. If there are some safety concerns such as putting them out, I’m sure that can be addressed another way than an all out ban.
B
Brandie Kruse
3 years ago
Featured
Fires at the rinks allow a warm break spot for skaters, a smores & hot chocolate place for non-skaters and also create a sense of community. Wood-burning fires on the rink are part of Canadian winter.
B
Bryan Burry
3 years ago
Bring them back!
J
Justin Michael
3 years ago
Why not put it to a vote? A few complain and hundreds miss out…
I really don’t see how an enclosed fire pit causes an issue. We have used it there for many years without any issues. I also don’t see the difference between the pathways/private docks using a fire pit and the one that the Auburn house uses at the lake.