Here are some important announcements for March.
Monday, March 2 at 7:00 pm. Qualicum Beach Council Meeting, located by the Library.
Our intersection of Qualicum Road and Village Way is on the Agenda, as a "Notice of Motion from Febr 16, 2015 by Councillor Horner:
1) That Council instructs staff to provide a report, outlining options for an illuminated pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Village Way and Qualicum Road; and Further That Council instructs staff to produce a vegetation management plan for site lines on Village Way and Qualicum Road. We need to come to this meeting and show we are serious.
Wed. March 11 at 10:00 am.- Mayor Open House, located by the Library (A great time to come and see what is happening in Qualicum Beach, with a cup of coffee in a casual setting).
Sun. March 22 at 3:00 pm. - Emergency Preparedness at 512 Hawthorne Dr., with Rob Damon, Emergency Coordinator as our speaker. Please RSVP so we have enough chairs. Also, are there any HAM operators in Qualicum Woods? We would love you to attend this meeting!
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Monday, February 23, 2015
It's already the end of February, and here are a few things that are happening in Qualicum Woods.
Here are two pictures of the proposed sign that will announce our neighborhood!
The QWRA has been in touch with the KSS Wood Shop Instructor, as well as Luke Sales of Planning for the Town, regarding this sign. Trevor Wicks was so kind to provide a composite of what it may look like. There can be a little stand of trees (we are after all Qualicum Woods) carved at the end of the lettering. We are thrilled that KSS is working with us, and the Town of Qualicum likes the idea of community involvement. The cost of material is about $200.00 and a suggested donation of the same amount to the KSS woodshop will be indicated.
We had a good AGM meeting Sunday, February 1, despite competition for the Super Bowl game. About 20 people showed up, and several important issues were discussed. The QWRA has now officially been established. We also elected our executives.
President - Carol Dowe caroldowe@gmail.com
Reinhold Kleibel - V. President
Angie Price - 1st V. President
Lynne Johnson - Secretary
Chris Purdy - Treasurer
Henk Witmans - Blog/Newsletter hwitmans@shaw.ca
Fred Dowe - Technical support and Advisor
On February 15 Carol Dowe gave her presentation to the Qualicum Beach Council, regarding safety concerns at the intersection of Qualicum Road and Village way. Feedback from this will be discussed the next council meeting.
Trevor Wicks also gave a presentation about the need for a tree management program in the area. Too many trees are cut down without a good reason, making the remaining treed areas dangerous in high winds. Trevor also suggested visibility at crossroads is impaired in certain areas, and trees and bushed need to be trimmed since they have become overgrown.
I want to stress to the QWRA members that although safety and concern are very important in our neighborhood, they are not the only reason for establishing the QWRA. We welcome all input. We are after all, a social organisation. If anyone has a story to tell about the area, please do so. Just send an e-mail message to hwitmans@shaw.ca, and I can enter it in the blog. Just as an example, we heard from people who spotted a cougar on their property, and would like to tell others. Also, with summer arriving, people may want to share food, fruit and vegetables with others. Or even have items they want to get rid of.
Finally, I was told the 'comment' button on the blog is hidden and too small. This is true, but it is there, at the bottom of each post. If you have any comments, please type them there. Thanks.
Until the next post!
Hendrik Witmans
Web coordinator.
Here are two pictures of the proposed sign that will announce our neighborhood!
The QWRA has been in touch with the KSS Wood Shop Instructor, as well as Luke Sales of Planning for the Town, regarding this sign. Trevor Wicks was so kind to provide a composite of what it may look like. There can be a little stand of trees (we are after all Qualicum Woods) carved at the end of the lettering. We are thrilled that KSS is working with us, and the Town of Qualicum likes the idea of community involvement. The cost of material is about $200.00 and a suggested donation of the same amount to the KSS woodshop will be indicated.
We had a good AGM meeting Sunday, February 1, despite competition for the Super Bowl game. About 20 people showed up, and several important issues were discussed. The QWRA has now officially been established. We also elected our executives.
President - Carol Dowe caroldowe@gmail.com
Reinhold Kleibel - V. President
Angie Price - 1st V. President
Lynne Johnson - Secretary
Chris Purdy - Treasurer
Henk Witmans - Blog/Newsletter hwitmans@shaw.ca
Fred Dowe - Technical support and Advisor
Trevor Wicks also gave a presentation about the need for a tree management program in the area. Too many trees are cut down without a good reason, making the remaining treed areas dangerous in high winds. Trevor also suggested visibility at crossroads is impaired in certain areas, and trees and bushed need to be trimmed since they have become overgrown.
I want to stress to the QWRA members that although safety and concern are very important in our neighborhood, they are not the only reason for establishing the QWRA. We welcome all input. We are after all, a social organisation. If anyone has a story to tell about the area, please do so. Just send an e-mail message to hwitmans@shaw.ca, and I can enter it in the blog. Just as an example, we heard from people who spotted a cougar on their property, and would like to tell others. Also, with summer arriving, people may want to share food, fruit and vegetables with others. Or even have items they want to get rid of.
Finally, I was told the 'comment' button on the blog is hidden and too small. This is true, but it is there, at the bottom of each post. If you have any comments, please type them there. Thanks.
Until the next post!
Hendrik Witmans
Web coordinator.
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