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BARRY than two dozen people ended up signing. Ever since the Borough of Villeray/St-Michel-Parc Extension decided some years back to support the increasingly popular No consensus, says Petritsis trend of converting paved alleys behind many homes into “green” According to Petritsis, the borough informed residents of spaces, there’s been support for the concept by some, while Wiseman and Stuart by letter more than a year ago that a green others continue to believe that lanes should serve their original alley project proposal was being taken into consideration. But purpose as a rear access to homes. she maintains that a consensus of agreement was never reached, A woman who lives on Park Extension’s Wiseman Ave. since a large number of immigrant families in the area have between Ogilvy and St. Roch is in the latter category. She’s up an insufficient grasp of either English or French and probably in arms over efforts the borough has begun to turn the paved wouldn’t have understood the letter. stretch behind her house into a so-called “green alleyway.” The “The lane is a service area,” she said. “It’s not meant to be a project was initiated by another nearby resident who formed a botanical garden. Service vehicles have to pass freely through citizen committee to lead the project. here. With the holes that are dug there – especially the one behind my house, which I didn’t give them authorization to do – The perfect alleyway cars come and go over the hole, splashing mud all over the place.” “Our alley was a perfectly paved alley – no cracks, no bumps, beautiful,” Helen Petritsis, who’s lived in the area since the early Local councillor silent 1970s, said in an interview with Nouvelles Parc Extension News. Petritsis maintains she tried to contact Park Extension city “The kids play there with their bikes, running freely. It’s very nice.” councillor Mary Deros a number of times, all without success. This blissful state was marred, according to Petritsis, when a “She promised me an interview. She never showed up. She never public works crew arrived one day to excavate and break areas of came.” In an e-mailed answer last November, Deros acknow- the concrete lane in order to create several rectangular-shaped ledged receiving an inquiry about the lane from Petritsis, saying openings in the pavement. Earth was poured in and grass and she would “be in touch.” Petritsis maintains she has heard nothing flowers were planted. Since then, planting boxes have also been from Deros since then. set up on the sides of the lane, sometimes obstructing the passage While the Borough of Villeray/St-Michel/Parc Extension of vehicles. Helen Petritsis of Wiseman Ave. says that she and has been pursuing policies in recent years designed to reduce Things got dirty other residents of her street and of nearby Stuart summertime heat with measures such as greening over paved Ave. don’t want their rear lane turned into a “green” rear lanes, Petritsis claims they could have chosen a more appro- Before the planting took place, Petritsis complains, the open- alleyway. priate rear lane since there are other laneways in the neighbour- ings in the pavement filled with water, mud and the excrement of hood in much worse shape. cats (mistaking the enclosures for kitty litter boxes presumably), to the borough council and Eco-quartier Parc Extension, stating Nouvelles Parc Extension News attempted to reach Councillor and children from the neighbourhood were returning home filthy. that the undersigned residents of Wiseman and Stuart avenues Mary Deros for her take on the situation. 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À l›approche de la période du alors que d›autres modifieront leur déménagement, la Ville de Montréal horaire. Le Jardin botanique et l’Insecta- Le 1er juillet, Pointe-à-Callière, tient à rappeler aux propriétaires rium de Montréal, de 9 h à 19 h musée d’archéologie et d’histoire l›importance de ne pas abandonner de Montréal (350, place Royale), leurs animaux domestiques. À ce La plupart des bureaux de la Ville, soit les bureaux d’arrondissement sera ouvert de 11 h à 18 h. sujet, consultez le guide pratique Le Biôdome, de 9 h à 18 h et Accès-Montréal seront fermés Renseignements : 514 872-9150. Vivre à Montréal avec son animal er durant la fin de semaine du 1 et disponible sur le site Le Planétarium Rio Tinto Alcan, de 2 juillet, selon l’horaire régulier et Service de référence pour le 9 h à 20 h également, le lundi 3 juillet 2017. relogement http://ville.montreal.qc.ca/animaux/ Les citoyens peuvent consulter les Renseignements: espacepourlavie. 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