Petitioners can be troublemakers

Seventy per cent of households have a dog.

How fair is it when members of a community can gang up on another individual and collectively present a petition complaining of unproven events?

This amounts to a pack mentality where anyone with an axe to grind can go from house to house asking residents to sign a form.

Most of those who sign petitions do so without any strong convictions about the rights or wrongs of the subject. Usually they just add their signature just to get the petitioner to move on.

Anyone with a chip on his or her shoulder against a neighbor can cause a lot of trouble.

I would like to see some form of accountability placed upon troublemakers in the residential community by council.

Terri-Mae Fitzgerald Woy Woy