A local resident writes there were concerns for children's safety near Burnaby's Lyndhurst School resulting from 'bumper to bumper' parking.
This is a letter of thanks to Jo, Jenny, Anne, and Dmittrii from the City of Burnaby/Community Safety/Bylaw Services and every other person involved for quickly and efficiently addressing our safety concerns and requests for "No Parking" signs on the north side of Lyndhurst School.
Another big thanks to Michelle Biagini, a parent/and PAC member who worked hard to explain our concerns to the construction workers who were parking bumper to bumper all summer on Still Creek adjacent to the school.
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