North Oakville Today

Original issue was reported on October 1, 2010 with another request for an update on June 14, 2011 with no further progress.

The request is to change the intersection of Gatwick Dr. and Windfield Dr. to a four-way stop.

As many people from the town offices have told me, Oakpark was designed so that stop signs would be alternating throughout the subdivision. On the corner of Windfield and Gatwick the stop sign for drivers and pedestrians is on Windfield Dr. This poses a huge problem for drivers and pedestians alike, since the visablitiy is poor around the corner of Gatwick because of the curve of the street. The visiblity is especially bad when looking down Gatwick from the north side of the street. Since Gatwick does not have stop signs, many drivers come through at high speeds and no one can see them until they are at the intersection. The city plan is for Gatwick to eventually go through to Trafalgar. When this happens, the volume of traffic will also increase.

Windfield is the street that becomes Caldwell at Glenashton. This is the street that Posts' Corners School is located on. Many families go through the Windfield/Gatwick intersection to get to and from school everyday. This is also the street that leads directly to the Post Village Inn long term care facility. Many people walk through this corner to go there daily also.

There was a bad car accident on this corner last May. The woman t-boned at the intersection has been cc'd, and can also tell you, she did not see the other driver coming. After this incident and seeing many other close calls, I think it is time to do something about this.

Again in April 2011 another accidient resulting in (2) Senior Citizens to be hit while driving northbound on Windfield Drive

I am requesting for the corner of Gatwick Dr. and Windfield Dr. to become a 4-way stop. As you can see, I have support from neighbours who agree.

The Mac's Milk/Pizzaville lot located at 2169 Sixth line is constantly overrun by teenagers who just hang around in the parking lot smoking drugs, fighting, playing loud music and trafficking. The lot needs police presence after hours as cars pull in to the M&M side of the lot to hide in the darkness and under the ravine trees awaiting "customers" (The lot desperately needs more lighting).
This isn't new to the police nor to the councillors of the area but it seems it has been forgotten once again as there is rarely any police presence on weeknights or weekends.
Let's try to clean this area up?