Latest letter to the editor regarding the closure of Heritage Trailer Park in Summerside.
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| Posted: June 18, 2018, 4:29 p.m. | Updated: June 18, 2018, 4:29 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Esther Laviolette, left, 82, with daughter Brenda Gallant. Both are residents of Heritage Park in Summerside. Laviolette and Gallant are facing a six-month time frame of trying to find a new place to live after receiving a letter stating the owner planned to shut the park down by Nov. 30. - Millicent McKay
I have read with great interest, the situation happening at the trailer park, situated in water street east. To be given six months to relocate, is totally unfair and cruel. I have a friend in B.C. going through a similar situation. They have been given two years to vacate. These people are going through grief, stress and anxiety, I can just imagine the toll this is taking, living in this location in Summerside. I have not heard or seen any politician, in the news over this dreadful situation. Summerside is always promoting new business, including what a wonderful city, we have. Why would the city council, not consider opening up a trailer park, on vacant land within the boundaries of Summerside? This certainly be a great investment. I am sure the park would be full in no time.
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David Griffin
Summerside, PE
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