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Email dated June 13, 2020 from Carol A. Kitson, Subject: Re: Proposed Development @ #7 & #9 Erskine Lane

November 17, 2020Page 3671 section

Email from Carol Kitson inquiring about Zoom attendance for meetings and reiterating concerns about the lack of sidewalks on both sides of Erskine Lane.

June 13, 2020#17-14 Erskine LaneMentions petition submitted last year

Email Correspondence: Proposed Development @ #7 & #9 Erskine Lane

From: Carol A. Kitson
Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2020 4:19 PM
To: Mayor And Council Email mayorandcouncil@viewroyal.ca
Subject: Re: Proposed Development @ #7 & #9 Erskine Lane

Dear Mayor & Council,

Sorry, please accept this correction, my brain wasn't working right. I would like to see a light at the junction of Erskine/Stoneridge & Watkiss.

Thank you,

Carol


From: Carol A. Kitson
Sent: June 13, 2020 3:42 PM
To: mayorandcouncil@viewroyal.ca mayorandcouncil@viewroyal.ca
Subject: Re: Proposed Development @ #7 & #9 Erskine Lane

Dear Mayor & Council,

I see that there is going to be discussion this coming Tuesday, June 16th about the developments at #7 & #9 Erskine. Are we able to attend this meeting? If not, should this not be postponed, or is there a way that we could have a zoom meeting that all View Royal residents could weigh in on??

I am concerned that View Royal is not considering having a sidewalk on both sides of Erskine Lane. As I mentioned a few months back at one of your council meetings, View Royal already owns the boulevard on our side of the road and most of the curb is already installed, so I'm not sure why View Royal does not want to put in a sidewalk on our side. You can not have any construction work happening when people have to walk down the street, as there's no other place to walk. I also would like to see a light at the Erskine/Stoneridge/Burnside intersection as this would allow people to cross the road safely and for cars to exit Erskine and for cars to exit Stoneridge more safely. I can't see how adding 400-700 units on Erskine isn't going to change the traffic in the area. Do I need to send you another copy of the petition that I handed into council last year? We are not against the developments, just want the proper infrastructure in place. Please find a way for the public to be able to address all the council during this pandemic time, other municipalities seemed to have found a way.

Sincerely,

Carol Kitson

President - VIS3076

#17-14 Erskine Lane

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Extracted from: 2020 11 17 Public Hearing - Agenda - Pdf