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Municipal councils for
West Vancouver and the

District of North Vancouver
both . discussed the issue
Monday and both made their
recommendations. to the
Vancouver Regional Transit
Commission officials.

- But the: similarities end
there — West Vancouver
wants to see a system of
three satellite depots scat-
tered across the.North Shore
while:.the District of North

don

SMALL LOTS are a
contentious issue in
North Vancouver City,
judging by crowd that
turned up at Monday's
City council meeting
for a supposed discus-
sion of small lots.

By TERRY LAVENDER

The people were attracted
by a report in the Sunday
News that said that “small
lots in Tempe Heights and
on 18th and William” would
be on the agenda. But,
though small lots were on
the agenda. council mercly
voted to have staff report on
how many small lots with a
30 to 40 foot frontage could
be accomodated on one-
tenth of the City-owned land
in the Tempe Heights arca
Alderman decided not to in-
clude 8th Street and

hand to dedicate the ship, destined for oll exploration work in the Canadian north. At right ls Burrard Yarrows president
Don Challinor,

Reaching Every Door on the North

| WEST AN ‘North ‘Vancouver have lined: up. op-
“posite:sides of the issue as the date for a decision
on the location of a new bus depot — or depots”

N. Van resi
't like i
of smaller

Shore

Vancouver is: backing:a pro-.
posal..for a single, large:
facility. located at Lloyd and
McBride: on“land currently:
owned by ICBC...
The. two. opposing” views
cover two-thirds of the op-
tions outlined: in. a. consul-.
tant’s report from. earlier this.
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lots

Willam Avenue in
report.

Council members said the
staff report would be sent
back to. the City’s Housing
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