27 - Friday, December 9, 1988 - North Shore News

What you should know about
EDGEMONT RIDGE ESTATES

2 An exclusive 26 unit townhouse development proposal, for active seniors and
The Proj ect empty nesters.
Over 2 acre site on the south side of the Upper Levels Highway at 2425 Edgemont

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Location Boulevard— District of North Yancouver.

To satisfy a need for active seniors and empty nesters te enjoy an affordable,
The Issues carefree lifestyle within walking distance to Edgemont Village.

What About The Zoning?

The Concerns Because of the size of this parcel of !and and the difficult topography, the North
Vancouver District Advisory Planning Commission looked favourably at a multi-

famity development.

Will This Affect Any Neighbors?

NORTH --- is the freeway

SOUTH — is a very steep bank, and road allowance for 25rd Street to the
City of North Vancouver.

EAST ~— the existing trees and appearance of the subject property will
remain undisturbed so that the four residences to the East will
not be affected.

WEST — is a steep bark with a park below,

Will The Skyline Be Affected?
The plans proposed offer a very low profile with the major portion terraced down
the bank.

The development is sheltered behind tall trees hence no views will be affected.

How Will This Affect The Traffic?
Only the one existing entrance to the road will be used.

On Thursday, December 15th, 1988 at 7:30 pm The Taina Group will be holding an informal
Public Information Meeting at the Library, Capilano Branch at 3045 Highland
Boulevard, North Vancouver.

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NEWS photo Cindy Bolismy

THE RENOWNED Park and Tilford Gardens reopened Sunday, Dec.
@ in all its former floral glory after 2enrly three years of going to seed.
Special Christmas lighting, one of the traditional attractions of the

original gardens, is being featured at the new gardens unti Jan. 6. CHRISTMAS

BUFFET .
CRYSTAL BALLROOM

noon - 6pm
$15.95 adults

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OCTOBER AT AROWHON by ROBERT GENN 0.09 1m we ts $512.95 atts
A Christmas Exhibition of Recent Paintings 794 \ ’
By Eighteen Artists Represented by our Gallery

Saturday, December iO0th, 1988

from 10:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
With many of the artists in attendance ee _ ———
The exhibition continues until December 24th TURKEY TOGO... Leave the cooking to us! We provide
& Christmas Dinner with all the Trimmings. 12-13 Ib.
THE ARTISTS REPRESENTED IN THIS EXHIBITION M turkey packaged ready for pick up Christmas Day. $65.00
Drew Burnham Nancy O'Toole m# — 8 generous servings. ($35.50 half order.)
Peter Ewart Deborah Putman
Margret Gibbon Pete Ranson Sheraton Landm
Robert Genn Allen Sapp ital
The hospitality people of
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Sharon Christian Holmes Graeme Shaw CALL 687 -0 5 1 |— Holiday Reservations

Bruce Muir Linda Wagner
Anne-Marie Nehring Karl Wood

1360 Marine Dr., West Vancouver, B.C. V7T 1B6
(604) 922-7934

Alu paintings in this Exhibition subject to prior sale