Upon further "review" by the replay official...

The question is...why would staff recommend otherwise?

Link to NF Review article

Photo taken this summer at Town garage.

Bay Beach...signed, sealed, delivered.

Attention EVERYBODY

from The Herald Online

A girl practicing her athletics Monday evening narrowly avoided serious injury when she found two steak knives buried in the long jump pit at Ridgeway Crystal Beach High School.

Niagara Regional Police say she was practicing with her mother around 6 p.m. at Pride Field when the knives pointed upward were found after her first jump.

“It’s apparent this was a deliberate act that created a very dangerous situation,” stated Detective Sergeant Scott Kruasher.

Police will be conducting increased checks of local schools and playgrounds as a result of this incident.

Residents are warned to inspect playground areas before allowing their children to use the equipment and to report suspicious activity.

Anyone with information about this act is asked to call police at 905-871-2300 ext. 2300.

Mike Cloutier

Whom to believe ?

From: March 10-2010

http://www.forterietimes.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?archive=true&e=2473359

Ward 4 Coun. Tim Whitfield said he is bothered by the amount of "misinformation" distributed around town from a campaign that voiced its opposition during the entire process. He thinks people should realize that the Town does not intend to enter into more partnerships with developers and build all along the waterfront. In fact, he said somewhere down the road the local government should inquire into buying a portion of the private beach and make it accessible for the public and retain as much waterfront property as possible.

From: December 19-2009

http://www.forteriecanada.com/news_events/pdf/FETIM_1219.pdf

Partnership Key To Rejuvenation

The Crystal Beach Gateway project will be a model

for growth on the lakeside properties westward which will

reduce the per capita costs to provide

services for the very loosely,

and seasonally, populated cottage

neighbourhood on Erie Road. 

“I have every confidence the

new development will be successful,”

Mayor Martin said. “Because it’s in the private sector

and they are investing their dollars to make it work and in

their experience they think this is a good place to invest

and that it will grow.”

Marina proposal offers world-class resort

“This is an innovative venture partnership that is

sustainable and shared and helps implement our vision

for tourism and recreation,” said Jim Thibert, general

manager of the Fort Erie Economic Development and

Tourism Corporation.

Well done Mr. Brokaw !!!

We from Buffalo, know this. Now so does the rest of The United States

I guess this is where the lawyers come in...

Link to Buffalo News