VIDEO: Our waterfront defines Burlington – but we’ve lost ground on access & protection

Marianne Meed Ward ⋅ October 13, 2014

Our waterfront is one of the defining features of Burlington – and one of the most cherished. But we’ve lost some ground on waterfront access and protection in the last term of council.I will continue to advocate for public access to the waterfront and protection for the unique beach community. Regarding the sale of waterfront land between Market St. and St. Paul St., staff must report back on a purchase price this year. If the proposed price is too low, council can refuse to sell and retain this land for a public walkway.

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Marianne Meed Ward

What inspired me to seek public office in the first place – "I can do something about that!" – continues to propel me forward as the City and Regional Councillor for Ward 2 since 2010. This isn’t a job; it’s a privilege to represent and serve the residents of Burlington. In my time on council, I’ve had the honour to meet and serve with many residents who also believe you “can do something about that” and volunteer your time to make Burlington better.

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VIDEO: Our waterfront defines Burlington – but we’ve lost ground on access & protection

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