SAVE OUR COMMUNITY FROM UNCARING PEOPLE!



SAVE OUR COMMUNITY FROM UNCARING PEOPLE! Working hand in hand with developers, Langley Township continue to force a plan that will change the landscape of Brookswood from a community with rural (“Horse capital of BC”) roots to a crowded urban wasteland of row housing and condos just like so many other communities in the Lower Mainland. We believe Langley Township is listening to the wrong people, and we wonder if the planners and “experts” who have devised this plan actually live in this community. It seems the Township doesn't care about keeping our community a beautiful place to live, where people can own larger properties with big trees, they just care about squeezing as many people (and as many tax dollars) out of the land as they possibly can. Don't let them do this to us and our wonderful community, don't let them destroy where we live the same way they did Willoughby! We CAN stop them! Gather together to save our homes and save the brooks and woods in Brookswood. Make your voice heard. Contact the Township of Langley, attend their meetings to find out what they have planned for your neighbourhood, voice your disapproval!

Monday, July 14, 2014

Editorial — Fighting city hall is a tough fight to win

http://www.langleytimes.com/opinion/266124131.html?fb_action_ids=804159669616417&fb_action_types=og.comments&fb_source=aggregation&fb_aggregation_id=288381481237582

 'Municipalities can spend unlimited funds on lawyers and court proceedings.'  That is the belief isn't it?  We are the waters that the municipality dips from whenever they feel parched.  You know, there are many types of accountability and of course some things should never be trusted to a municipality since they are such easy pickings for influential forces.  It makes me shiver to think that we may be stuck with a potential disaster for 4 years, without true recourse.  Or should I say no recourse...

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  1. If we, the people of the Township, do not send a message with our votes this November, it may be too late to save our community from the developmental devastation it will suffer throughout the next 4 years.
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  1. AnonymousJuly 16, 2014 at 1:31 PM

    If we, the people of the Township, do not send a message with our votes this November, it may be too late to save our community from the developmental devastation it will suffer throughout the next 4 years.

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