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Age?	Residence?	Connection?	Community use	Important needs?	Given the needs you listed, what would you want to see developed in the building and on the property?	How useful would it be to have multiple programs/businesses/services available in one location?	Are there partners you would like to see deliver programs/services? (ie. Government, non profit, for profit, other)	How important is it to you to have community members involved in decisions about the future of the property?	How can we keep you informed about this community effort to determine the future use of the building/property?	Would you like to be further involved in the efforts to use this building?	If Yes,  how would you like to be involved?	Is there anything else you would like to share with us?	First Name	Last Name	Email Address	Phone Number
56 +	Musquodoboit harbour	Resident	5/5	Affordable housing, and seniors long term care as well as business	We have a lot of vacant buildings.we have recently lost the nslc. Which I am sure shunting locals to go to porters lake rather than shopping in Jeddore. We need affordable housing and recreation facilities. Also seniors living facilities	5/5	Public and private coperation	5/5	The eastern shore cooperator is a local paper which is mailed to residents. This is a good place to communicate	Yes	I would like to be informed		Vicki Myers	Vicki Myers	vickimyers456@hotmail.com	9.028.897.609
56 +	Gaetz Brook	Resident	5/5	Housing	Apartments	4/5	Government	5/5	Facebook
18 - 35	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident Service Provider	5/5	Additional activities- another gym and local activity space for general public and office space for medical professionals.	pottery classes, art- drawing, dance lessons, music lessons, rental space for community members to come together (larger gathering space). Space for seniors and parent-tot programs. Option for additional medical services in some section of the building- nurse practitioners office, foot care clinic, etc.	5/5	government, NS health,	5/5	emails, community plaques, Eastern Shore Cooperator	Yes
56 +	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident	5/5	The Public Library, HRM Office and Gym are presently located in a privately owned building. They could be relocated within the School Building. There is presently a housing crisis....this building could be redesined to accommodate Seniors and a Long-Term Care Facility.	Library, HRM Office, Gym, Community Gathering Centre, Farmer's Market, Day Care Centre, and Long-Term Care Facility.	5/5	Public Health, HRM, Farmer Market, and other Health Care Services not provided through the Twin Oaks Facility.	5/5	Facebook Group, the Co-Operator News Paper and an Annual Feedback letter from the local MHA.	Yes	If any people involvement is needed.	Any proposals needs to be acted on within a suitable time frame, so that any building deterioration won't be a major factor on decision making.	Claude & Sheri	Davis	claudedavisjr@hotmail.com	709
36 - 55	Musquodoboit harbour	Resident	5/5	Community gym, indoor soccer,	HRM rec	3/5	Non profit preferably	5/5	Send Email would be best, posting on groups on facebook	Yes	Voicing my opinion would be best		Stephanie Leslie	Stephanie Leslie	slstephanieleslie@gmail.com	9.022.334.695
56 +	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident	5/5	The most immediate needs are for improved health care and elder care. The hospital is inadequate for our present requirements and needs more space. The Birches is also small with 2 residents per room in most cases and needs replacement. There have been plans for the Birches to be updated/replaced over the past decade or more and little or no progress has been made. There is much discussion at the federal and provincial level about improving health care and I believe this community has the potential to contribute to the solution in many ways, if adequate housing is provided. This will also be an economic advantage to the area providing employment and business opportunities.	I think that the building would be best purposed as the new home of the Twin Oaks hospital, and as a temporary accommodation for patients awaiting a long term home space. The building has several pluses for this type of facility. It has a large field immediately adjacent to the building for helicopter landings. It has a large paved parking lot. It has 2 floors of space to accommodate the patients and staff. The inpatient rooms could be placed on the second floor, allowing for the emergency department and other service such as blood collection, x-rays and office to be on the first floor. Access for ambulances and life flight could easily be provided. In this province as I understand it , there is a problem with intermediate care. Patients are in hospital beds awaiting transfer to a long term care facility and such spaces are not readily available, resulting in hospital beds being occupied and creating massive problems in the inpatient floors. We could provide, possibly by subcontracting, multiple rooms for intermediate care, providing employment for staff and nearby medical help as needed. Additionally, the space of the present Twin Oaks could become a part of the Birches new home additional to their present area, gaining more space for them with the kitchen facilities and space for recreation and resident space immediately available.	5/5	I think that sections of the building and the services could be subcontracted and the government playing a partner in the provision of the medical needs. Should there be space, additional services could be accommodated such as doctor's offices, space for mental health and addiction services, therapists etc. to serve the entire eastern shore from one central location.	3/5	I think providing updates in the Cooperator, through elected politicians and social media would be very helpful.	Yes	To attend meetings and provide some feedback as needed.	I think this presents a golden opportunity for this community and we should take advantage of it as soon as possible,	David	Ingram	ingrams@eastlink.ca	902
36 - 55	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident	3/5	Affordable housing, seniors home spaces.	Housing for those in need.	4/5	Government of all levels.	4/5	Local publications such as the Eastern Shore Cooperator.
36 - 55	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident	5/5	Housing support Community building events, recreational events or programs More jobs Community gardens	Physical recreation programs There could be space for a bigger gym than the one at the MH library. There could also be more recreational classes offered - dance classes, fitness classes, Example: a circus school in Halifax provides supportive social programming for youth at risk High ceilings in a gymnasium could allow for space for aerial acrobatics classes Arts programming - there could be painting, drawing, pottery classes There could be a wood workshop hosting classes, and have with tools available for community use	4/5	It could be good to have food services available on site.	5/5	Facebook posts Notices in the Cooperator Newsletter by email?	Yes	I might be interested if there were an opportunity to teach fitness classes or art classes, or at least have some sort of space available to do those activities.	I used to teach aerial acrobatics at a Halifax circus school. I would be interested in doing something more locally if there were interest, but I have no idea about the suitability of the space, what sort of insurance would be required, or any other logistical details. I might also be interested in teaching art classes - maybe something involving sculpting with reclaimed materials.	Jenn	MacLatchy	jennifer.maclatchy@gmail.com	9.024.891.307
36 - 55	Porters Lake	Resident	5/5	Due to the housing crisis, and the raise in living costs families are becoming homeless. The hidden truth is people on the eastern shore are silently suffering with mental health issues, domestic violence, homelessness, substance abuse and have no place to go to get help. It would be nice to create a safe space created to assist people with what they need.	Emergency Shelter Mental Health and Addiction Counselling Transition Housing Employment ready programming Resources and Support	5/5	Non Profit- Community Services	5/5	Email	Yes
36 - 55	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident	1/5	Recreation. Affordable food	Community kitchen Food bank Subsidized food Fitness training center Rock climbing gym Sports team use	3/5	Government or non profit	3/5	Social media, bulletins at postoffice and on community boards, eastern shore cooperator	Yes		While low income housing is important provincially, there is insufficient job opportunities and public transport to town from Musquodoboit for it to be a viable location.
36 - 55	Porters Lake	Resident	5/5	Eastern Shore Ground Search and Rescue is in need of a new location. The current location in Head of Chezzetcook is just not sustainable. More sport clubs/activities for all age groups.	Search and Rescue Use of sport facilities (gymnasium, outdoor basketball court, sport field, etc.)	4/5	Eastern Shore Ground Search and Rescue Cadets YMCA or HRM Rec	5/5	Public postings via Facebook	Yes			Mitchell	Costain
56 +	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident Business Owner	3/5	Proper infrastructure investment and rationalization/maintenance of current infrastructure. We are still waiting for news regarding the redevelopment of the local LTC facility and have an aging community centre/sports facility, We also have a hospital whose emergency room is experiencing significant closures due to staff shortages.	It is impossible to provide that information without a proper assessment of the building's current condition and its needs for basic building integrity. This is essentially a chicken-and-egg conundrum. Without a good assessment of the condition of the building, anyone wanting to redevelop it FOR ANY PURPOSE is essentially buying a pig in a poke. Without any idea of what the ultimate purpose of the redevelopment might be, it is impossible to assess the amount of investment required. It would also be essential to understand what the NSCC decision to not take over the building was based on.	1/5	See previous comment.	5/5	By being more transparent than you have been to the present time and allowing a good cross section of community members to be involved in this process. Not telling the community who is on your Infrastructure Committee is not a good start to having community members trust you going forward.	Yes	By being on your Infrastructure Committee.	The MHACCCA is not a body elected by the community to represent it or to make decisions on its behalf. In fact, it has extremely poor representation from the community at large, or even its business community. May I suggest that this group needs to do some very heavy lifting and outreach to the actual community (not the usual cast of characters) before it purports to be acting on its behalf of this community?	Bruce	Manion	bpmconsulting@outlook.com	0
18 - 35	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident Other: Live and work.	5/5	Housing, employment and support center/offices.	Housing outside, support offices inside. Have it as a social enterprise to help house, employ and provide skills to those who are getting help. Maybe bring DMV or OSD offices out here as well. Could also have a daycare and recreation facility on site.	5/5	1. New housing group to run it. Provide housing support, life skills, employment, etc. 2. OSD & Access NS	4/5	Emails, social media updates & occasional public meetings.	Yes	I would be involved. If there was housing initiatives, 100% would love to be involved. I could also be involved if there was community activities taking place, like music, recreation and so on. It is good to get the younger generation like myself, involved so we can be there to keep the ball rolling in the future.	Just that I hope something positive comes from this building and that hopefully a new community group can come together to tackle this project and provide assistance to the community.	Nick	Bishop	bishopnd3@gmail.com	902
36 - 55	musquodobit harbour	Resident	3/5	would like to see the school be used as something to bring people in now that kids from the school aren’t in the community as much	i don’t know if this is still possible but loved hearing that the school may be used as an nscc	2/5	government	4/5	continue posting on community facebook groups
36 - 55	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident Business Owner	1/5	The most important factor is for this facility to be sold so that the community is no longer responsible for the overhead costs. It has already sat vacant for too long. There should be a "for sale sign" slapped on it ASAP.	If this building were to remain open, it should be "revenue-generating" first. Once the costs are covered, then there should be a conversation about "what else" is needed. Having another facility that is dependent on government grants is not feasible.	1/5	It should be based on who is willing and able to cover the costs.	1/5	Unless they have the money to pay for it, the voice of the community is irrelevant.			Stop paying for consultants and reports. Make a decision and move on it. For every month that this building sits, it costs the taxpayer. It's not as if it hadn't been known for years that this building would become vacant. Yes, NSCC declined. At that point, the decision to sell should have been made.
56 +	Seaforth	Resident Local Organization Other: Facilitator for the Enhance Through Dance program at The Old School	5/5	Affordable housing, services for seniors, a community centre housing many organizations and small businesses	A transit hub, recreational facilities, NSCC satellite campus, adult learning centre	5/5	Federal, provincial and HRM financial support, non profit and businesses that serve as anchors	5/5	emails, notifications in The Cooperator, The Old SChool's Facebook page	Yes	I'll need to see how the building will be used before I can consider offering any involvement.		Don	Rieder	don.r.rieder@gmail.com	0
56 +	East Petpeswick	Resident	5/5	THE EASTERN SHORE COULD USE A MULTI PURPOSE BUILDING. THE SCHOOL WOULD BE A GREAT FIT FOR THIS, IT WOULD GIVE US A BIGGER LIBRARY, REC. CENTER (we rent other buildings for the fitness classes because there is no room at the rec centre now) ALSO THE GYMNASIUM COULD PROVIDE AN ARTS AND INTERTAINMENT SPACE, CLASSROOMS COULD PROVIDE SPACE FOR DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES SUCH AS ADULT COURSES, DIFFERENT CLASSES FOR KIDS SUCH AS MUSIC, DANCE AND OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT AND MAYBE EVEN OUR MEDICAL CLINIC. ALL THESE COULD PAY TO RUN THE BUILDING AND THE EASTERN SHORE COULD HAVE A MINI COLE HARBOUR PLACE	Theatre, music events, dance and music classes for the children so they don’t have to go to the city, bigger library, bigger rec. centre, medical clinic, physiotherapy clinics, HRM Services putting these things all under one umbrella with room for parking	5/5	HRM, DISABILITY SUPPORT, SENIOR SUPPORT	5/5	Musquodoboit Harbour Site and Chamber of Commerce			We have a lot of people with disabilities, this building could make a big difference with it being more accessible
56 +	East Petpeswick	Resident	5/5	Seniors housing.	Seniors housing and seniors centre.	5/5	Government, for profit.	5/5	website, facebook
56 +	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident	5/5	Given the size of the building it can be used for several things. Seniors housing, recreation services, educational needs such as continuing education, medical centre, entertainment venue. We have an opportunity to utilize a well maintained building and the possibilities are endless. As a growing community let's take advantage of this.	A section could have apartments for housing, the gym can be used for recreation and as an entertainment facility, we have no facilities at this time to use for this. There are classrooms that could be used for continuing education, day and night classes for subjects of interest to all ages, art classes. There would still be lots of space for a medical centre. There is also room on the property to build a new rink if needed as well as a pool in the opening of the u section.	5/5	Any and all help.	5/5	Social media seems to be the most effective way.			The community is growing and the more we can offer all ages will be a reason for it to continue growing.	Cheryl	McCarthy	cheryl.550325@gmail.com
56 +	East Petpeswick	Resident	5/5	A gathering place for community members, services, affordable housing	Recreation, medical, retail services (grocery, NSLC, etc), professional services, social services, affordable housing.	5/5	Private corporations, government	5/5	Email, the Cooperator.	Yes	As needed.		Robert	Jarvis	robjarvisns@gmail.com	9.024.483.226
56 +	Clam Harbour	Resident	4/5	Senior housing. Low income housing.	For apartments the gym is a recreational area, cafeteria can be a dining area. So much can be offered if used for our people. An emergency area for extended power outages.	2/5	All the above.	3/5	Public notice, social media.	Yes	Administrative
36 - 55	East Petpeswick	Resident Service Provider Local Organization	5/5	Housing Youth Ameneties	Housing supports. Soccer field, open use to youth like the gymnasium for basketball, volleyball etc, soccer field, bike/skate park. ANYTHING for the kids to do. Keep them out of trouble. Soccer field could be leased/rented out to local asaociations for games & practices etc. Social support groups for youth.	5/5	.	5/5	.	Yes					lisanash0005@gmail.com
56 +	Musquodoboit Harbour	Resident	5/5	A rec centre would be great for the community. There could be various activities offered such as fitness classes, racquet sports such as pickleball which is extremely popular locally. A pool would be amazing. An event space for concerts etc would be great as well.	Typical rec enter listings. There are many local instructors or those who could teach fitness classes, creative classes, etc. a cafeteria would be nice as well for social gathering.	4/5	Maybe partner with some of the colleges/universities to offer programs of local interest. Eg Dal has the Halifax humanities 101 course open to anyone.	5/5	Email, local meetings.	Yes	I would contribute ideas, and definitely use the space as a fitness hub and or creative hub. I would be happy to offer classes there.	I really believe that health is the top priority for the community. For all ages. So to me a rec centre / event space makes most sense.	Mel Farrimond	Mel Farrimond	farrimondmel@gmail.com	9.024.977.932
56 +	Gaetz Brook	Resident	5/5	Housing	Affordable housing.	1/5	Government	2/5	Facebook	Yes
36 - 55	Murphy Cove (&Halifax)	Resident	4/5	Space for small business to operate on a flexible and cost-effective manner. More than just office space rental, but some shared resources such as shipping/receiving, packaging supplies, etc. Having spaces where non-office tasks could be completed could be interesting as well (e.g., industrial uses). Could help draw people to the area from other areas if the space is a unique offering (or offers more flexible/lower-cost terms than normal rentals).	Shared spaces as described above and/or private offices/spaces for rent.	4/5	Any	4/5	Posting on website/facebook, if mailing list please add me				Colin	O'Flynn	colinpoflynn@gmail.com
36 - 55	Jeddore	Resident	5/5	Housing Laundry matt Indoor walking track	Housing Laundry mat Walking track	5/5	Housing People to set up washing facility	5/5	Shop the shore Co operator newspaper	Yes			Fran	Stone	fran3524@hotmail.com	9.027.198.889
36 - 55	West Petpeswick	Resident	3/5	Active transportation, downtown density and retail areas that are thoughtfully and aesthetically complimentary to existing heritage structures, community water. A walkable community, affordable housing, water, and child care in Musquodoboit Harbour. For the eastern shore, smart housing density that is affordable and access to public transportation.	More room for community programs like a fitness centre, supports for business, or a community minded business - one that will contribute to the community.	3/5	A blend of public and private programs and services — ie. government services, private office space or production facility, recreation and meeting spaces for community.	5/5	Updates on the Chamber website, ES Cooperator, and town hall meetings.			Thank you for your efforts!
56 +	East Petpeswick	Resident Business Owner Other: Volunteer	4/5	Community connections	Data Centre for AI development	3/5	Wide open	5/5	Cooperator
56 +	East Petpeswick	Resident	5/5	Housing, Community services such as sports centre, fitness centre, women and children’s shelter, learning and education re job opportunities without having to travel to the city, Community gardening	Housing, Community services such as sports centre, fitness centre, women and children’s shelter, learning and education re job opportunities without having to travel to the city, Community gardening	5/5	Federal, provincial and municipal support and sponsorship, local businesses ,	5/5	email, town halls	Yes	Volunteer service on board, administration		Tracey	Smyth	yoda1958@mac.com	9.023.372.553

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