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Old Posted Aug 27, 2021, 5:21 PM
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Please, please, please, please, please,please, please,please, please,please, please,please, please build a pedestrian bridge over medway creek near the windermere-gainsborough axis. Please.
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Old Posted Feb 25, 2022, 1:17 PM
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City seeking funding to make some minor enhancements to network. Sadly no mention of building the gap in the Medway Valley link.



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Old Posted Jun 19, 2022, 6:35 PM
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I came up with a map showing a potential future of the Thames Valley Parkway. There is so much insane connecting potential of the network to various peripheral natural areas across London and I would love to see it one day fully realized.

Thames Valley Parkway by Eric MacMillan, on Flickr
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Old Posted Jun 19, 2022, 7:30 PM
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Nice work.


Some edits to consider:


The section of the Medway Valley between Fanshawe and Sunningdale is complete with almost all fully paved except for a small section. The plan is to extend the path north of Sunningdale on the north side of Tricar's condo towers and along the border of the golf course east to Richmond St. Where a new pedestrian bridge gateway will cross Richmond. Eventually the thinking is to continue the path east along the city limits and behind and thru the subdivisions that will be built and already exist all the way to Adelaide St. All the more reason to build a proper multi use path south thru Medway Valley connecting to Western University. Hopefully those running for City councilor in these Wards make that part of their campaigns.
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Old Posted Oct 24, 2023, 11:44 AM
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Although not part of the official TVP this lookout over Highland woods is being considered to be removed after only 2 years. Sadly we have too many people who won't respect our trail systems and dump their garbage and litter and use them as their dogs toilet. Would love to see an education campaign to educate people about proper respect for our trails and the do's and don't.



https://london.ctvnews.ca/after-just...oods-1.6614290
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Although not part of the official TVP this lookout over Highland woods is being considered to be removed after only 2 years. Sadly we have too many people who won't respect our trail systems and dump their garbage and litter and use them as their dogs toilet. Would love to see an education campaign to educate people about proper respect for our trails and the do's and don't.
Some people just don't get it, or the effort to reach and educate them would be too great compared to the impact.

What I find funny is these people probably have to spend hours toodling around in their vehicles hauling their trash and wasting their own time, at a cost far above the $10 or whatever to drop it off at the local dump.

People do this crap despite free bulk pickup by most waste collectors (just need to place a call or send a message), despite being able drop off items like tires and old appliances and metals for free at waste transfer stations... heck, put just about anything of substance out front on garbage day and some picker will probably come by in the night and take it away.

It's a big problem here too.

And I hope there's a special place in hell for some dog owners who let their pets defecate everywhere but don't clean it up. Every spring, as the snowpiles melt, major and very public trails in Hamilton literally smell like sh!t. Because as it turns out, snow does not dissolve dog poop and make the ground smell like cotton candy.
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City planning upgrades to both the Greenway and Adelaide waste water treatment plants to add earthen berms to protect them from flooding as well as some internal plant upgrades. This work will impact TVP access and will remove some trees.


https://london.ctvnews.ca/video/c284...ction-upgrades
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I want a pedestrian bridge over Medway creek, roughly where Windermere and Gainsborough (should) meet up. There are three (THREE) such crossings to the north of Fanshawe Park road, none below.
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