| Name | Comments |
651 | This signature has been deleted. |
652 | Margot Mack | Backyardfires are airpollution
and pose a health risk for people with excisting respiratory problems. The should be banned. |
653 | Murray Ariss | We rightly ban smoking even at sports fields. Why would we allow fires that produce even more toxic smoke than a cigarette? It's certain to affect neighbours adversely.Let's get progressive and ban them like neighbouring cities. |
654 | Glenys Martin | The air in this city smells very smoky and unhealthy for all too much of the time. Backyard campfires should have never been allowed in the first place. |
655 | arielle lessard | n2l 3v4 |
656 | Zack Kinney | Waterloo |
657 | E. Strassburger | The smoke from these fires aggravates breathing problems and is a health hazard. |
658 | josh reynolds | N2P1G2 |
659 | J. Hall | N2N 3E5 Elm trees and salamanders seem to warrant more regard than human health by Kitchener council. Campfires belong in campgrounds. |
660 | Tiffany Alexander | N2P1L9 |
661 | Hillary Sutherland | Forest Hill Waterloo and Cambridge have already banned these backyard campfires. What is the delay in Kitchener? |
662 | Brian Kang | |
663 | Sanjit Mehra | |
664 | Rose Downey | Waterloo and Cambridge do not allow backyard campfires. Taxpayers in Kitchener deserve safe air to breathe. |
665 | J. Ranjic | N2R 1Y5 |
666 | Jamie M. | N2E 2N8 Banning backyard campfires would be an easy way to improve air quality in residential areas. |
667 | R. Schwarz | N2B 2H9 Backyard campfires were never a good idea. |
668 | taylor mctavish | N2L 1N3 |
669 | This signature has been deleted. |
670 | Ruth Wilson | N2L 2A8 |
671 | MIke Sangster | Seems logical to ban these backyard campfires since Waterloo and Cambridge do not allow them. |
672 | Kim Reger | Fire pits in the city do not make sense and are a hazard. They should have been banned ages ago. |
673 | Brad Reger | Backyard camp fires are a complete nuisance. People do not use common sense. In the summer renters two doors up have a fire almost every night, the smoke billows into our deck. Try eating dinner when your entire space is inundated with wood smoke! |
674 | H. Franklin | N2C 2L7 It seems to me that Kitchener council and Fire Chief seem to really like their campfires. I was not impressed by what I saw at those council meetings. |
675 | Rob Mazza | |
676 | Lindsay W. | N2M 4X3 This is Kitchener 2012 not 1912. |
677 | darla millen | n2p 2n5 The air is very smoky and polluted smelling some nights. |
678 | Robin Taylor | N2P 1K7 |
679 | tanya lorenzo | N2P 2N5 Why would Kitchener council decide to allow these fires with the Public Health information that was provided to them? |
680 | Ros Morandis | I don't have any firepits around my house and I don't want this smoke pollution in the air for my kids to breathe. |
681 | Gita Gillano | It does not make sense for Kitchener to allow these polluting campfires when cities on both sides do not allow this health hazard. |
682 | Pat Hall | A permit system like the one in place in Cambridge would be fine. |
683 | Al Smith | |
684 | Lauren May | It would be nice if people could open their windows when it's nice in the summer. The stinky, smoky air makes that impossible. |
685 | tiffani sommer | |
686 | Janie Chin | N2P 2N5 |
687 | B. White | Why would Kitchener not ban these smoky nuisances at the same time as Waterloo? |
688 | lindsay cutler | doon |
689 | R. Brito | |
690 | Jason Hill | N2H 4P7 Kitchener has an environmental policy and the wood smoke is a health hazard. Backyard campfires should be banned in Kitchener. |
691 | Grace B. | N2H 5M1 |
692 | Kate Thomas | |
693 | lan bach | Why should Kitchener residents have to breathe smoky, polluted air? |
694 | Paul Cormier | N2A 2A5 |
695 | Kim Lam | We should all be doing our part in reducing our carbon footprint. These campfires are very polluting and a health hazard. |
696 | H. Braun | N2M 1R2 |
697 | Maria Lubczyk | Campfires do not belong in Kitchener backyards. People should not have to breathe this pollution. |
698 | This signature has been deleted. |
699 | Alex Lubczyk | Please take out the one below. Cambridge does not let people have these fires behind houses but people can have fires in open spaces with a permit. I like that idea. |
700 | B. Wilson | N2N 2T5 The air is really smoky and disgusting too much of the time. Backyard campfires should not be allowed in Kitchener either. |