The City of Burlington doesn…

The City of Burlington doesn't want this and the Region of Halton doesn't need it. If Millcroft golf course isn't going to be used for golfing any longer, I strongly support allowing it to become greenspace. Development in Halton region is progressing at an alarming pace - too fast. When I moved here in 2008, there were still active farms and a riding stable along the Dundas Street corridor between Bronte Road and Appleby Line. No more. Burlington growth from Appleby Line over to Brant Street has grown - particularly along Walkers Line/north. To the north of Dundas off both Trafalgar Road and Sixth Line, condos and subdivisions are being built at such a fast pace, they're going to reach Highway 407 within the next five years - if not sooner. (Again, in an area with arable farmland and wetlands that should have been preserved). Subdivisions are being built everywhere - from Milton, to Burlington/Waterdown, and Oakville. It is completely out of control. Much of this housing is unattainable and unaffordable for the average working person. Pretty soon, that entire area is going to be one big mega-city with little to no greenspace. Bronte Creek Provincial Park is now competely surrounded by development. What's happened already is having a huge impact on traffic congestion and the environment/wildlife.