My good neighbour Tony is an avid angler/fisher/fish catcher. Apparently, he has seen his share of outsiders in the precinct in unearthly hours and following was his comment to the security issue posted earlier (it can be found under the main post too) - I am reproducing what he saw and along with his suggestions that I totally agree.
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tony wee has left a new comment on your post "Security Issue":
Yes, yes Thomas. I agree 100%. The tight security is one reason we bought into this community, but recently there have been many "friends" who come fishing at the pier. sometimes overnight.
Perhaps one way is to insist that all who come in are not only registered, but that the host must stay with the "guests" all the time.
Another point to note is that the pier is often left very messy after their fishing session, and I have seen them climbing into the residents' boats. If they are residents and children of residents, we can always talk to them, but being strangers, its more difficult. Hope the Glencove CEO is reading this blog.
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I share Tony's sentiment and now, knowing that they don't even have respect for resident's property when they are guests, do we still want to be lenient? What if they are no more resident's friends or if someone posed as resident's friends? It is food for thought and we are the long term resident here, our collective decision in this matter is crucial to determine what kind of neighbourhood we actually want??
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