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Do as I say and not as I do
Dear Editor,
Correct me if I’m wrong, but it is my personal opinion that people should lead by example. Now, if the council of the Crabwood Creek / Moleson Village is asking residents to remove structures or encumbrances from the Government Reserves, isn’t it fair to expect that these persons who are in authority abide by the rules before trying to enforce them?
I have noticed that the Chairwoman’s dwelling place at Section A of Grant 1780 and Councilor, Jalil Singh’s chicken pluckery, at Section A of Grant 1805 are both occupying government reserves. These people are not being asked to remove their structures, so why should other residents be asked to remove theirs?
I would appreciate some intelligence into this issue.
Thank you.
Interested Resident
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