Gates at Parks
The oldest park in town is French's Common. Many of the residential properties surrounding that park have pedestrian gates in the perimeter fence to the park. It's no big deal if a resident wanted a gate from their own land into a public park provided they absorbed the cost for a professionally installed gate and lock. At least that was always the attitude of the parks commission when I sat on the board years ago. Now, ?
Appears that there still exists much neighbor rancor on Sherbrooke Avenue from what I read between the lines?
By Former Member
The oldest park in town is French's Common. Many of the residential properties surrounding that park have pedestrian gates in the perimeter fence to the park. It's no big deal if a resident wanted a gate from their own land into a public park provided they absorbed the cost for a professionally installed gate and lock. At least that was always the attitude of the parks commission when I sat on the board years ago. Now, ?
Appears that there still exists much neighbor rancor on Sherbrooke Avenue from what I read between the lines?
By Former Member
