I read the following in todays newspaper. Ida Lane parking threat ‘complete crap’ By: Kamloops This Week in Letters, Opinion November 12, 2014 1 Comment 256 Views Editor: This week, as I’ve done hundreds of times in my life, I parked my vehicle at the top of Ida Lane. My dog and I hiked up to the Deep Lake/Lac Du Bois Grasslands area. After a nice hike, I returned to my car, which was parked where I and others always park — off the street, not in front of anyone’s home. There was a pink notice stuck under my wiper, informing me if I parked there again, I’d be towed. This notice was from Rockcliffe Strata. I was invited to “walk-in or bike in.” I don’t live within walking distance of this spot and I don’t own a bicycle. Where am I supposed to park my vehicle if I want to access public land I have been hiking since I was five years old? Cooper’s? The church? Westsyde elementary? What if I want to take my parents or grandparents for a hike up to Deep Lake? They’re in their 60s and 80s and a trudge up Ida Lane in addition to the hike is too much for them. This is unreasonable and I don’t appreciate being threatened with towing because I’m out enjoying nature with my dog. So, now only residents of Ida Lane and nearby streets have the right to access Deep Lake/Lac Du Bois Grasslands? This is complete crap. Chad Pearson Kamloops Hit
Posted on: Thu, 13 Nov 2014 19:43:13 +0000
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