The Following Is A Summary Of Questions And Points Of Concern Raised By Members Of The Community At Both Meetings. Both Meetings Were Well Attended.
10:00 Am Meeting
- Threat Of Reduction Of Property Values In Chartwell As A Result Of The Introduction Of Low-Cost Housing At The Airport
- When Will The Town Housing Study Be Released?
- Why Are’nt The Drones Controlled?
- Why Are The Helicopters Practicing Over Residential Homes?
- The Helicopters Are Needed For “MEDIVAC” Services And Must Be Trained
- D Mc-Why Were’nt We (THE Community) Consulted Regarding Airport Housing?
- The Largest Plane Allowed To Land At The Airport Is A Dash 300
- According To The Consultant, There Will Be A Formal Rezoning Process, Including A Public Hearing
- How Will The Regulations Concerning Riparian Set-Backs From Water Courses Be Enforced? (FRENCH Creek)
- The Quality Of Life Must Be Protected From Noise Pollution And Fine Particulate Matter. Consultant Stated Too Little Trafic To Measure Noise.
- The Airport Will Be Supplied With Town Water, And The Local Aquifer Reserves Won’t Be Accessed.
- Questions If The Care Committee Was Involved?
- Call For A Good Neighbourhood Policy.
- Call For Alternative Energy Sources Such As “SOLAR Panels”
- Skydive Flights Average 3 A Day From Now To October. Island Express -5 Flights Per Day
- Qualicum Woods Residents Concerned Regarding A “Drone Sound.”
- Call For Air Quality Studies
- Not The Place For Affordable Housing, Which Should Closer To The Center Of Town.
- Cllr. Filmer –GREAT Place To Train Pilots, Town Has No Jurisdiction Over An Aircraft Once Airborne.
- Lois Agreed Need For Affordable Housing; Airport Not The Location (POLLUTION, No Access To Amenities)
- Trees Near The Airport Capture 20k Tons Of Co2 Per Year And Should Not Be Removed.
- Forest Area Is A Wildlife Corridor And Should Be Preserved.
- Jacobson No Mention Of Climate Change Or An Environmental Assessment
- Request For A” Noise Study” Answered At 10:00 Am
- Ray Smith Called For A Screen Cover Over The “DRY Pond”
- The Question: Where The Water Coming From? It Will Be Piped In And Not Taken From The Aquifer. Nb: The Problem Here Is That The Town Gets Its Water From Aquifers.
- Increase In Residental Properties Will Cause Congestion Problems And May Require A Re-Alignment Of The Adjacent Roads.
- Gordon Huges: “IS This Proposal Addressing The Affordable Housing Issue? Note The Consultant Referred To The Residential Developments As Affordable, But Very Near Market
- Call For Non-Polluting Industries In This Area. High Tech Preferred
- Has Any Thought Of Creating A “SOLAR Farm?”
- Dave Golson: No Mention Of Airport Sustainability In The Report. Is The Airport Sustainable?
- Limited Bus Service And Adjacent Schools
- Any Consideration Re Community Gardens For Commercial And Community Use?