Woodlands Not Walmarts: No Mall at Meadowlily
SmartCentres' proposed large commercial development on property neighbouring the environmentally significant area of Meadowlily Woods is an inappropriate use of this land. The Thames River system has... continue reading »
"Resident of London Ontario? No no more shopping or development, lets protect the environment"
"Resident of London Ontario? No Save the woodlands."
"Resident of London Ontario? No We don't need another one !!!"
"Resident of London Ontario? No I have ben a regulr trail runner in Meadowlily for the past 10 years. The planned Walmart will spoil a very beautiful environment. This Walmart must not be built."
"Resident of London Ontario? No I live in Summerside and don't want a Walmart in the neighbourhood, especially in such an environmentally sensitive area."
"Resident of London Ontario? No having lived on the west coast and moved back to London area, I now see the need for the woodlands and the area surounding it."
"Resident of London Ontario? No I frequent Meadowlily with my family. It is an absolutely beautiful place and it is obscene to consider putting YET ANOTHER big-box-store up there."
"Resident of London Ontario? No This is such a bad idea it is beyond words to describe. Once this precious area is damaged there is no going back."
"Resident of London Ontario? No Until something is done to stop the continual noise of trucks along Highbury all construction should stop. Residents who live along Highbury and Commissioners can take much more noise of the trucks at night.. Rona sure did "
"Resident of London Ontario? No Save the forest, peace"
"Resident of London Ontario? No This is very typical of our city. Head up their you know what !!"
"Resident of London Ontario? No Save the Woodlands for future generations. Say no to Walmart."
"Resident of London Ontario? No Please do not allow this development. We must take every opportunity possible to naturalize or at least sustainably develop any properties adjacent to remaining natural areas in London. This development is not an example of"
"Resident of London Ontario? No it is time for Wal-Mart to build a minimum of 3-stories high - featuring a green-roof & green islands in every parking lot - all parking lots paved with turfstones - at least 2-miles from environmentally significant/sen"
