| Name | Comments |
701 | Mary Ann Hall | N2E 3Z1 |
702 | D. Spencer | Why are environmental and public health concerns not being given priority over fun? More beer than hotdogs and marshmallows at the campfires on the other side of the fence. Not acceptable at any time let alone at 11:00 p.m. and beyond. |
703 | Heinz S. | N2H 1E3 Waterloo and Cambridge got it right. |
704 | Bibi Lam | |
705 | Deb Small | Why were there no public meetings? Campfires do not belong in Kitchener's backyards either. |
706 | This signature has been deleted. |
707 | This signature has been deleted. |
708 | This signature has been deleted. |
709 | holly norman | n2p 2n5 |
710 | Brett Taylor | N2P 2N5 |
711 | Rafael Garcia | N2P 2N5 |
712 | julie smith | doon |
713 | Susan Bast | Please sign and get all of your friends and neighbours to do so as well. Maybe we can stop closing our windows all summer and enjoy it for a change. |
714 | Ann Phillips | The environment is always in the news. Why is backyard pollution allowed? |
715 | Guenther Hoffman | Wood campfires are for out in the country. Houses are so close in the city. Most other cities don't allow anything like this. |
716 | Denise Wells | N2E 2Z2 Wood smoke from these fires is pollution. 6 to 11 p.m. each night is ridiculous since some 'considerate' neighbours think every night for a fire is fine. |
717 | Alana Reid | These fires have always been too close to houses for the smoke to go anywhere except in neighbouring yards and houses. Kitchener campfires should be banned from yards. |
718 | Doris Durst | When you talk to your neighbours it's like you are doing something wrong if you hate the smoke. |
719 | Valerie Alisak | N2G 1T7 |
720 | natasha campbell | doon |
721 | Edmund Reda | Why should Kitchener residents have breathe this smoke pollution when most other cities have banned this nonsense from backyards? Why were no community meetings held? |
722 | R. Boehmer | N2H 6H3 |
723 | Nancy Simpson | |
724 | tye marks | |
725 | Rudy W. | N2E 3Z1 We need a good crowd to show up for the next council meeting in case the camera is broken again. What's going on here? Kitchener council go camping. |
726 | Caitlin Vincent | A permit system like Cambridge should work for everyone. Backyard campfires need to go camping. |
727 | Susan Brown | These campfires cause horrible air quality in neighbourhoods. The smoke smell is sickening at times. Public Health should support the ban or isn't it their job either. |
728 | brandi johnson | Health Canada tells everyone to quit smoking cigarettes and then we have to breathe in campfire smoke in our own bedrooms? |
729 | Luis Mendosa | |
730 | taylor mills | |
731 | Camille Bryant | |
732 | gio santos | |
733 | D. Wells | Solar power, light rail transit, health care campuses and backyard campfires do not seem to fit together too well. Campfires need to go back to campgrounds. |
734 | D. Wells | Solar power, light rail transit, health care campuses and backyard campfires do not seem to fit together too well. Campfires need to go back to campgrounds. |
735 | Joshua Butler | |
736 | M. Morris | N2M 3T6 How many houses are for sale because people can't wait to get out of this smoky, stinking city? |
737 | Daphne Wall | How is this smoky air affecting the health of residents? We need some accountability and transparency here - or is that only for other issues. |
738 | Lea Williams | Most other cities have already banned these backyard campfires. |
739 | Matt Varga | |
740 | marion Grescner | |
741 | liu vang | doon |
742 | Ryan Boehmer | Why were these backyard campfires ever a good idea? Whose campfire is council sitting around? |
743 | Nancy R. | N2T 1H8 Waterloo residents are supposed to complain to Kitchener by-law too. Good luck with that. We should not accept anything less than a permit system like Cambridge. |
744 | kyle sorensen | doon |
745 | Marri Vasqua | So many people have health problems. These smoky fires in cities should not be allowed. |
746 | christina zivkovic | |
747 | Dawn Stevens | Certainly we could be teaching children more respect for the environment and for neighbours than piling wood in a backyard campfire and filling up the air with wood smoke pollution. |
748 | jason o'neill | |
749 | Persida Masari | Campfires so close to bedroom windows are not a good idea. So many young ones have asthma. |
750 | Trish Morgan | N2C 2T5 Most other cities have already banned wood campfires from small backyards. Why should the health of Kitchener residents be at risk? |