| Name | Comments |
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502 | M. Summers | Waterloo and Cambridge got it right. Another summer wrecked by smoky poor air. |
503 | Joshua Sousa | N2N 3P9 Smoke from these backyard bonfires can't be confined to the yard it comes from. Smoke is a nuisance and health hazard. |
504 | Margaret Wilson | N2A 3K3 Council camera broken for 3 meetings in a row when this topic was being discussed. Just because council members want firepits doesn't mean the rest of us do. |
505 | josh medeiros | n2e3w5 |
506 | G. Morrison | N2N 1H5 Maybe more kids would play outside if the air wasn't so smoky too much of the time. |
507 | Maria W. | Why is there no way to ticket bylaw offenders after this bylaw has been in place for years? Probably not one went to court not even the ones breaking the ban when it was so dry this summer. |
508 | Lorna Brubacher | |
509 | tara-lynn smith | |
510 | joshua nguyen | |
511 | Edna Eby | N2A 3A4 Air quality affects all citizens of this city. None of these council meetings were televised. Residents deserve to know the facts. |
512 | Dave Robertson | Waterloo and Cambrdige got it right. |
513 | craig zeller | beechwood |
514 | Gord Shantz | Do real estate agents have to tell people buying houses that Kitchener has smoky firepits stinking up the air every night. Waterloo and Cambridge have both banned backyard bonfires. |
515 | ciera matthews | All this smoke is terrible for people and the environment. Most people hate cigarette smoke too. |
516 | R. Woods | Smoke is smoke. We should not have to put up with it in our yards and homes. |
517 | C. Baiton, Lethbridge, AB | Outdoor wood burning should not be allowed in any residential area. Many municipalities prohibit outdoor wood burning, in the interests of safety, as well as the protection of both air quality and public health. |
518 | R. Santos | N2M2G3 The health of residents and cleaner air are more important than backyard campfires. Go camping like people used to do. |
519 | Moira Smith | N2G 1R4 These fires were always a horrible idea. Smoke is a health hazard. |
520 | dave Roberts | Waterloo It's impossible to keep the smoke from Kitchener's campfires in that city. Kitchener and Waterloo should have both banned at the same time. |
521 | jayson connelly | Doon These campfires are very polluting. |
522 | Roberta Park | N2M1C2 We should not need a petition to safeguard the health of citizens and to do our part to reduce emissions. |
523 | tony fraser | n2h 2m7 Waterloo and Cambridge got it right. Just because council members want to sit around campfires doesn't mean we all have to smell smoke. |
524 | Collin Thomas | Secondhand smoke is dangerous to health and is pollution on top of all the other pollution. This is a terrible lesson to be teaching our kids. |
525 | Olivia Lee | Doon I just moved here from Windsor. The air smells really smoky at times. |
526 | J. Vandeberg | N2N 3J8 |
527 | Grete Braun | |
528 | Karen L. | N2P 2J6 3 council meetings were not on TV. Why was this? Why were residents not allowed to vote on this issue since smoky air seems to be a widespread problem in this city. |
529 | A. Robertson | N2N 2Z8 Waterloo and Cambridge residents manage to survive without their backyard campfires. Maybe they have learned to go camping again like in the olden days. |
530 | tessa connor | |
531 | R. Edwards. | I would like to see these campfires out of Kitchener backyards. The house next door to my house if for sale. I don't have any firepits around my house right now and I don't want any. I was happy to see the last guy with one move out. |
532 | Rosalia M. | Why were these council meetings with the firepit speakers not on the community channel? |
533 | C. McDonald | N2N 3J8 |
534 | Terri Hutchings | Cambridge's permit system would allow community functions to be held. These campfires do not belong in residential backyards. |
535 | Brenda Clark | Waterloo banned campfires in backyards at the beginning of this year, and Kitchener should have done the same. |
536 | dustin taylor | |
537 | rhianna summers | Aren't cities trying to reduce pollution? Burning wood is one of the dirtiest fuels. |
538 | M. Mueller | N2H 2M7 This is a city not a national park or campground. |
539 | M. Adams | N2N 3P9 Does not surprise me at all that the bylaw has been in place for years and there's no way to ticket offenders. My bet is no one got sent to court either. |
540 | kyle bell | |
541 | Meg Baker | N2P 1N3 Waterloo and Cambridge got it right. More than a little strange that Kitchener is joined to Waterloo. Waterloo residents, I guess you have to complain to Kitchener by-law. Good luck with that. |
542 | Kim Bauman | N2P 1P7 I like Cambridge's solution. No more smoky backyards. What are the long-term effects of all this smoky air summer after summer. |
543 | raz ali | Waterloo |
544 | Monica Garcia | N2J 1R1 |
545 | A. Frank | Please mention this petition to everyone you know who wants these campfires sent back to campgrounds. |
546 | Angela Mills | N2B 2H5 Campfires are not allowed in Waterloo or Cambridge backyards. Kitchener residents should not be exposed to all this smoke. |
547 | Rob Ellis | These backyard fires never belonged in this city. |
548 | J. Bouchard | N2E 1A4 |
549 | amanda finley | |
550 | Bruce Keown | |