NEW CAULFEILD MIDDLE SCHOOL

Residents raise parking, access concerns

A REQUEST for a building height variance for Cauifeild
middle school was delayed another week at the Nov. 1
- meeting of West. Vancouver District Council. The delay will
give council time to consider neighborhood concerns about

the new facility.

The decision, made after a
lengthy evening of public submis-
sions, infuriated resident Linda
Mitchell, who has been involved in
the school’s planning process for
several years.

Outstanding issues include:

© a requested nine foot (2.8 m)

addition to the allowable height of
the building (and roofing material

to be used);

’ @ the main access to the school;

- ® the -location of the teachers’
parking lot.:

“Mitchell said there has already
.been ample opportunity for reso-
lution of the issues.

- “You would appear to be stall-
ing,’’ said Mitchell.

‘She accused council of holding
.up the building of the school
: “because of a roof.’’ ;

But Mayor Mark Sager said it

was. customary. for council, when

considering a variance, to look at-

an entire building project, ‘‘and
ensure that it is built as sensitively

THE FOLLOWING is .a brief -:

summary. of..agendas for North
Shore municipalities’ and school
districts and new business licences:

\ MEETIN
’* AGENDAS -

North -Vancouver ’ City .Council:
‘1 Monday,’ Nov.~ 8, °.7:30. p.m.:
“. Public. Hearing: “Official . Com-
‘munity Plan. amendments. to col-

fect .money from new. develop-
ments to offset neighborhood park.

costs; zoning 914 West 16th St.
for: commercial space, 12 residen-
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Added “Coun. Pat Boname,
“There is a difference between
having an open house a year ago
and getting down to some fine
details. We owe it to the residents
that they have an extra week.’’

West Vancouver District 45
Schoo! Board. chairman — Peter
Bradshaw agreed .to’ table. the
matter, rather than moving ahead
with a partial approval.

“Our architects are put in a
dilemma. until the design is fully
approved,’’ said Bradshaw.

At times, council seemed close
to resolving some of the out-
standing issues.

The architects and school
district were willing to talk about
switching from a steel roof to a

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North Vancouver District Council:
Monday, .Nov. 8, 7.:p.m.:
Lionsview Seniors’ Planning

“Society delegation; North. Shore
Develop- -

Health. reorganization.
ment ‘permit recommended issued.
for two-storey industrial building
in 1000-block of West 14th St.

West Vancouver District Council:

Monday, Nov.: 8, 7:45 p.m.
Bylaws: rezoning 6447 Bruce St.
to ‘two-family dwelling. Policy
and planning agenda: Lionsview
Seniors’ Planning Society delega-
tion, Development variance permit
for Caulfeild Middle School, 5350
Headland Dr.; new foreshore lease
at 3688,Marine Dr.

North .Vancouver School Beard:

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But placement of the staff
parking lot and its proposed use
as a student drop-off continues to
be of concern to residents living
opposite the school site.

Resident Arthur Edgson said he
fears that trees, currently pro-
viding screening, will be removed
for the parking lot.

He and other neighbors sug-
gested the lot be moved to another
side of the school, but school
district officials said the area was
being set aside to accommodate
the site of a possible future
western recreation centre.

The middle school will .accom-
modate about 750 students.
Hillside, which the school will
replace, has a current enrolment
of 830. .

Space for more students might
be added at Caulfeild later, mak-
ing it a senior secondary facility.

Mary Fawley, chairman’ of the

Eagle Harbor Community Services -

Society, expressed concerns that
this was an indication that the
much desired western recreation
centre might not end up adjacent
to the school, as expected.

Tuesday, Nov. 9: Agenda not
available to press time.

West Vancouver Schoo! Board:

Next meeting is on Monday, Nov.

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Fawley said the use of the tem-
porary recreation facilities at
Eagle Harbour school is increasing
steadily.

Council members agreed that
there could be better solutions to
the problem of locating the staff
parking at Caulfeild middle
school.

Sager suggested a subgrade
parking lot below the school’s
playing fields.

Residents alluded to the process
of public participation and
negotiation that preceded the
building of the Someplace Special
shopping centre next to the school
Site several years ago.

They want the opportunity to:

have the same level of input into
the Caulfeild middle school pro-

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