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Susan Chapelle Feb 27, 2019, 10:19 AM (20 months ago)
The active transportation budget has remained at $700k for years. When are we going to match roads and contribute equally to pedestrian and bike infrastructure in a town that values both pavement and active transportation? As well, selling off our last piece of public land before examining institutional needs and understanding where future assets will be located is not responsible. Previous councils had voted to preserve public lands, and not dispose of our assets without adequate consultation. The business park is our last piece of publicly owned assets, and will be undervalued. To sell off public land without consultation is irresponsible. We cannot make more land.
jim gracie Dec 23, 2018, 9:23 AM (23 months ago)
competent staff does make feasibility studies redundant..
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