Mountain
Forest, Cove
Forest report

By Martin Millerchip

Contributing Writer
THE move to protect
the “missing” portions
of Mountain Forest: and
Cove Forest is back in
the harids of North
Vancouver District plan-
ning staff.

A motion by Coun. Janice
Harris to direct staff to prepare
the appropriate rezoning, bylaws
was amended by Coun. Don
Bell Monday to ask for a stalT
report as well as the draft bylaws.

Staff will also report on why
the lands in question were left
out of park zoning in 1995.

A massive grassroots preser-

CORRECTION NOTE:

IN a Sunday, Oct. 6, News
story about an insider
shoplifting court case, the
man purchasing the goods
was known to the accused
through her boytriend.

The accused woman was
Joanna Elaine Weiler,

ft was incorrectly noted in
one line of the story that
Weiler’s legal representative,
Jennifer Smith, had a personal
connection to the incident.

vation movement in Sevmour
led to the two firnest remain
ing district. urban reserves
being rezoned to PRO (Parks,
Recreation and: Open Spaces
Last year.

The fand is mostly: owned
by the district, but a portion
held by CMHC (Canadian
Mortgage and Houle
Corporation) is the subject of a
threatened lawsuit by the feder-
al authority.

Several of those in the fore-
front of fast year’s fight to pre-
serve Cove and Mountain
forests urged council to adopt
Harris’ motion Monday.

Lisa Muri, one of the
founders of GUARD (Group
United Around Responsible
Development) reminded coun-

cil that the portion left out of

fast year’s rezoning was the
largest accessible area of the
forests for all users,

“I'd like to be standing
there having a plaque for Cove

and Mountain forests fike we
did vesterday for Northlands,”
said Mun, referring to Sunday's
official opening of the
Northlands Golf Course.

Eric Andersen told council
the residents of the district
believed thar the entire areas
conmmonly known as Cove and
Mountain forests: were being
rezoned.

“Nobody, other than district
staff, probably knew chat a few
select areas of Cove and
Mountain forest had been
excluded for reasons that are
rather hard to understand for the
average citizen,” said Andersen.

Coun, Pam Goldsmith-
Jones agreed and asked staff to
report on the “discrepancy
berween the public under-
standing and the rationale for
the boundaries of the amend-
ing bylaw.” Harris said her
motion would provide a recre-
ational area for “the whole of
Seymour at no cost.”

Wednesday, October 9, 1996 — North Shore News - 44
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