2 ~ Friday, March 14, 1986 - North Shore News

W. Van Council passes
view blocking proposal

A VIEW-blocking storage building proposal got a rise out
of West Vancouver Council Monday.

Ald. Diana Hutchinson express-
ed concern over the siting of an 80
square foot storage building pro-
posal by the B.C. Lifeboat Society
for 5880 Marine Drive.

The land is sub-leased to the
West Vancouver Yacht Club by the
municipality. One of the terms of
the yacht club’s lease of this site is
that it provide space for the B.C.
Lifeboat Society.

Hutchinson told council that the
site ‘tis a very valuable turn-off
where the public and handicapped
can pull off and look at the boats
in Fisherman’s Cove.

“The ‘siting would block, this
view,"’ she said, -

The storage building, to be built
of wood frame construction with
cedar siding, will be situated be-
tween the parking lot and the

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It will be used to house
emergency equipment used in
rescue operations, and will give
lifeboat crew members a place to
hang up their wet jackets and
change, said director of Parks and
Recreation Frank Kurucz.

The building, however, is not
meant to store the lifeboat.

Council approved the society's
request, but added an amendment
which states the siting for the
building must have the approval of
the director of Parks and Recre-
ation.

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SOME people find parallel parking (oo much trouble to bother with, as it seems the driver of this BMW was
thinking. A two-car collision, at Lonsdale and Esplanade Monday morning, forced the vehicle to crash into
this local shop. Both cars were damaged in the accident and minor injuries were reported:

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