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Draft Municipal Addressing and Street Numbering By-law
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Julie Dec 12 2024 at 1:11PM on page 22

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I don't think street names should be named after people, unless it's to name them after Indigenous Peoples to address Truth and Reconciliation.
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Irene Dec 12 2024 at 12:36PM on page 11

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Street signs should be large enough to read by those people over 50 driving at the speed limit.
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Paul Nicholson Dec 6 2024 at 8:21PM on page 22

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The first consideration in the naming of a street is that the street is on a pre-approved list. Schedule B should provide a reference to the Bylaw or authority under which the pre-approved list can be referenced, and describe the process for adding names to the pre-approved list. This is one of the most important aspects of the Bylaw but is completely unclear.
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