Nine-storey complex approved
New development for Duchess Ave. and 16th St.

A NINE-storey apartment
building will be built at the
southeast corner of Duchess
Avenue and 16th Street in
West Vancouver.

By Maureen Curtis
Contributing Writer

The project developers walked
away from West Vancouver
District - Council's meeting on
Monday, May 3, with a develop-

“WEST VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL

“snap"’ at each other as they
never have done before in West
Vancouver.

“New development has not
resulted in any new tennis courts,
swimming pools or recreation fa-
cilities,’ Martin added.

Local residents are concerned
that their vizws could be reduced
by 20% to 40%,

Mayor Mark Sager said the ele-
vator room af the top of the
building seems too tall and should
be reduced.

Coun. Diana Hutchinson push-
ed for more visitor parking
spaces.

The original proposal included
only one.

But extra parking spaces for
residents has been added because
the developer agreed to include
enclosed balconies as part of the
floor-area ratio of the develop.
ment.

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NE NORTH SHORE
Fa CREDIT UNION

ment permit that will allow the
teplacement of several houses and
a townhouse with a 21-unit con-,

dominium complex. The Variety Club Dog-a-

Thon committce wishes to
thank all those participants
who squished through the
rain at the Dog-a-Thon in
Mahon Park on Saturday,
April 24th,

In spite of the rain nearly
eight thousand dollars was
raised for B.C.’s special needs
children.

A special thank you to Mayor Jack Loucks and his wife
for attending. We would also like to thank the City Parks
Department, schools and radio stations for all their help,

PARK SHORE MOTORS
is pleased to announce
that Tony Reper has
recently joined us as a
Sales Representative.

4&4 Local résidents
were. concerned that
their views could be

reduced by 20%

[0 40%. 9 Tony brings with him over ten years

experience in automobile sales as well as
a loyal following from his many previous
North Shore customers.

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985-9344

As one resident pointed out,
West Vancouver had supposedly
run out of space for new apart-
ments. |

But said Coun. Rod Day, '‘We
‘didn’t foresee how the properties
could be accumulated,”

West Vancouver planning direc-
tor Steve Nicholls confirmed that
there have been no changes to the
zoning bylaws.

But the economic climate makes
it worthwhile for developers to
knock down buildings that don’t
necessarily need to be replaced.

“Still it may be advantageous to
“renew some of these buildings.
Some are in pretty bad shape,’
said Day.

Resident Jean Martin warned
that the trend towards higher den-
sity in urban areas leads people to

Without the assistance of the donors we could not stage
the Dog-a-Thon.

Betty van der Krol, artist
Ceramics by Ada
Dee Le Clair
John Bishop, Jeweller
Harmony Donuts and Deli
Noah's Pet Ark
Purdy's Chocolates
Ralston Purina Canada Ltd.
Scooby’s Dog Waste
Removal Service
Success Dog
Grooming

Buy Low Foods
The Dog's Ear
Fiesta Mexicana Restaurant
Lonsdale Party Rentals
Mandareen Crafts
North Shore Flyball Assoc,
McDonald's Restaurants
of Canada
SPCA
St: john Ambulance
Western independent Green-
houses - 17th & Lonsdale.

CON GRATULATION S!

NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCILLORS and ... |
the 2,200 MEMBERS of the NORTH SHORE;
PUBLIC GOLF COURSE SOCIETY

GOLF COURSE

SOC) ETY By joining forces, Councillors and Society members have assured
: the North Shore will have its first 18-hole MUNICIPAL PUBLIC

GOLF COURSE —- A H&ALTHFUL RECREATIONAL FACILITY ... refreshing GREEN

BELT ... a PROFIT-PRODUCING CENTRE to enhance District Revenues ...

The Society and its members applaud the vision and civic responsibility of the following
Councillors who fully support the Northlands golf course:
MAYOR MURRAY DYKEMAN ‘ COUNCILLOR JIM CUTHBERT
COUNCILLOR RICH BUCHOLS . COUNCILLOR JOAN GADSBY
COUNCILLOR ERNIE CRIST COUNCILLOR PAUL TURNER
‘With respect, the Society and its members urge Council to maintain the momentum by
taking the next step — direct District Staff to have a DETAILED DESIGN prepared
IMMEDIATELY. This will enable a sod-turning this year and lead to opening of the
course in the Summer of 1995!
The golf course is the focal point — the anchor — of-the overall District Plan which pro-
vides something for everyone at the magnificent Northlands site.
Board of Directors NSPGCS

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