To the Editor,
My name is John Smith – a resident of Coquitlam for five years. My family moved here due to its affordability, and proximity to the city. We
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enjoy several small parks in which our sons and their friends play. One of these parks is Lafarge Park, on Guilford Street. It is not large, but it is well-used, clean, and safe.
Recently, I learnt that Coquitlam Council has decided to sell Linking Words
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public amenity for development. The land has already been reasoned residential, so I assume as many dwellings as possible – perhaps even twenty apartments – could be built here.
While I am not a lawyerLinking Words
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land could be sold, as a resident, I was neither informed nor consulted about it. All my Linking Words
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say the same thing. We have petitioned the council, and I hope Change the spelling
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letter reaches a wider public.
Our website, SaveLafargePark.com lists a number of protest activities in which we hope your readers may join us. Too few green and tranquil public spaces remain in Linking Words
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overdeveloped city. Save Lafarge Park before it Linking Words
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too late.
John SmithChange the verb form
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