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Traffic congestion was a
major issue, according to
Brenda Austin of Banbury
Road, Austin said two-way
traffic, foot traffic, bus
traffic and parked cars on
Banbury amounted to too
much noise and congestion.

“Adding to the noise but

protested moving
washrooms, trees and bushes
and said the pkin would af-
fect values, increase conges-
tion and change views.

Rockeliffe Road resident
Gary Barclay called for more
discussion on the concept
plan, road realignment and
parking sites.

seek public input. Prowse
said most residents who have
attended meetings favor the
plan but are against the pro-
posed seawall, ‘You've had
input and the majority are in
favor of the plan. We'd like
lo see you proceed,"" Prowse
said.

Allan MacLeod of
Eastridge Road asked for
accurate defined boundaries

“"¢
i) ho de .
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ao oo
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for a survey to establish nor-
thern boundaries in the con-

tentious Black B pareel of

waterfront land. Macleod
asked concept drawings be
updated.

William Cameron, ina
lengthy brief to council, ac-
cused municipal staff of ig-
noring residents’ complaints.
“They are being paid by us

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Cove plan causes concern

and staff for what he called
a size distortion on design
plans, for allegedly asking
the National Harbors Board
wor to renew waterfront
leases and for even consider-
ing a seawall,

Cameron asked council to
teject Phase HH, or the
seawall portion, of the plan,
to do a survey on Block B
boundaries immediately and

Calling the seawall ‘tan
absolutely mindless pro-
posal” Panarama Rd. resi-
dent Wi. Blakely listed six
points of objection to the
plan including environmen-
tab concerns, social needs,
fiscal responsibility, parking
strategy, citizen involvement
and the seawall.

Council will be consider-

Deep Cove-Dollarton Res-
idents’ Association president
Bill, Prowse complimented
council on continuing to

ing Phases 1 and It of the
design plans at a council
meeting June 24.

to meet with residents and
the harbors board about
watertot leases.

to talk to us and they don't
pursue it,’ Cameron said,
Cameron criticized council

in future concept drawings.
MacLeod said residents on
Eastridge are willing to pay

allowing no change to the
congestion is not good plan-
ning,”’ Austin said. Austin

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