They have absolutely zero respect for their neighbours or the neighborhood. This was a very tranquil community without the sounds of beeping trucks and excavators at 7:00 in the morning before they arrived. ALR land zoning gives them a lot of freedom regarding noise but doesn’t give them the right to disregard their neighbours and their wellbeing. Hosting private events with loud music, beating drums and singing for hours well pass 11 pm. Totally ridiculous!
Update: The events of the wedding is only one of many noise disturbances. This was the straw that broke the camel’s back. What about the extremely loud exercise class and music and people talking and cheering at 8 am on Saturday? The loud thumping music, people talking, cars, went on past midnight. This was approved by bylaw and the police prior? How about what appears to be dismantling of something with metal banging, loud bangs, and vans beeping in reverse past midnight the second night? I disagree that farming equipment noise includes bobcats beeping and shoveling gravel back and forth, machinery pounding gravel to make the...
Read moreExtremely loud private parties with no regard for their neighbours. Blasting bass heavy music for hours on end, screaming, and rude owner.
The noise issue with the farm is not isolated to the most recent event that went on for 4-5 days and countless hours, even surpassing the legal time limits without any warning to the surrounding neighbours. The noise pollution in the area has increased exponentially since the farm arrived. Constant machines running, overuse of power tools for frequent maintenance (creating both noise and fume pollution) that borders on being needless because of how often it happens, occurrences of yelling, fireworks, other special events, projecting music into an open field, use of insanely bright spotlights, and general noise. This behaviour is not only rude and inconsiderate to the thousands of people who live in the area, but can also be potentially very damaging to the animals that depend on the area for habitation. This is not sustainable and not how AG land...
Read moreI stopped by the Athiana Acres pop up at Le Crocodile to pick up a harvest box. They hadn’t arrived yet, but Kalen took my number and offered to text me when they arrived. He let me know when the boxes had arrived and walked one to my building instead of me having to go back. He also included some extra floral stems- it was a lovely surprise. The quality of the items in the harvest box was also amazing! I would definitely...
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