THE following é is a list
. of recent North Shore
/ emergency, incidents:

: NORTH VANCOUVER .
: RCMP.”

- “May 8 ©
1, 23rd and Lonsdale Ave: ~

“Police called to a two-vehi- *
“:de_ motor’ vehicle accident.’ A
- northbound - on. De
Lonsdale’ went through ‘a red

vehicle’

light and hit an castbound vehi-
cle travelling on 23rd. Two
people were injured and dam-
-age was in the thousands. ‘The
“driver of the northbound car
“was charged with a red light
infraction and failure to pro-
: duce a driver’s licence.

2 2, Capilano Rd, and Marine
“RCMP called to a motor

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vehicle accident involving a
pedestrian. A’vchicle was west-
bound on Marine Dr. when it
collided with a 13-year-old boy
crossing: Marine Dr. north to
south. Witnesses said the youth
ran into traffic when the vehicle
had a green light to travel west.
No charges were Jaid.
May 9

3. Fern and Mountain
Highwa

Police called to an accident
involving a pedestrian. A vehi-

cle westbound on Fern hit a
woman and child crossing the
street. Both were injured. but
the injuries were not life-threat-

ening. The driver was charged |

for failing to yeild to a pedestri-
an in a crosswalk.

May 12
4. 300-bik. West 28th St.
Police called to a three-car
motor vehicle accident in
which a parked, unoccupied car
slipped out of gear and rolled

cles causing about $2,700 in
damage.

8, 2900-bix. Dollarton
An RCMP constable stop-

ped a vehicle for speeding and a.
* highway. investigation revealed

the 17-year-old male driver was

a prohibited driver under the

Motor Vehicle Act. The. vehicle

was towed, the driver charged

for r speeding ($115) and is now

geing to court for driving whiic
prohibited.

May 4:

_ 6. Tempe Cr. | rel

RCMP receive communica

tion from a 13-year-old. boy
_ Saying he had been robbed an
hour before going to the
detachment. He said - he
walking 1i' school. chroug!

vacant loz when he was jumped -
from behind.’ He described th
suspect as 6’ tall with a mediu
build. Suspect took the victim
knapsack and’ ran’ off. ‘The:

backwards into nwo other vchi- ._hwestigation continues.

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COLUMBIA

_ ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OFFICE
PUBLIC NOTICE. _.
PUBLIC INVITED TO COMMENT ON

‘GARIBALDI AT SQUAMISH PROJECT - DRAFT sreCHriGAy ION

Garibaldi Alpen Resort (1996) Ltd. has made application for a project approval certifi cate under the Environment. :
Assessment Act (the “Act") for the GARIBALDI at Squamish Project to construct and | operate an all- season mountain ny
resort. a . : ; 3

Prior to any government decision on the project, Garibaldi Alpen Resort is required to submit a Project Report. The
information to be included in this report will be based on the information in the Draft Project Report Specifications
available for public review.

a The provincial Environmental Assessment Office invites comments on the Draft Project Report Specifications’ toe ensure
that public i issues and concerns are identified and addressed as part of the environmental assessment review. process.

‘The public comment period officially commences on June 8, 1998. All comments received. by June 29, 1998 “will be oe

considered as part of the review. All submissions will be available to the general public through the Project Registry’ as”

- Originally submitted and required by the EA Act. If your submission does not indicate that you wish your address to be e
: treated i in confidence, your name and address will be filed in full on the Registry.

“The Draft Project Report Specifications, and additional documentation related to the GARIBALDI at Squamish Project

may be viewed during normal office hours at the Bowen Island Public Library, Cates Hill Comer, 495 Mount Gardiner . °
Rd., Bowen Island, B. C.; Lions Bay Reading Centre, 400 Centre Road, Lions Bay, B.C.; Pemberton & District Public

Library, Cottonwood St., Pemberton, B.C.;. Squamish Public Library, 37955 Second Ave., Squamish B.C.:. Vancouver.”

“: Public Library, 350 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C., (see level 4 librarian); West Vancouver Memorial Library, :

“1950 Marine Drive, West Vancouver; B.C., and the Whistler Public Library, 4373 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, B.C.; and a

gs also at the Environmental Assessment Office Registry at: Ist Floor, 836 Yates Street, Victoria, British Columbia, Vv8V
. 1X4. A copy of the Draft Project Report Specifications is also available for review on the EA Office website. The

address is: http://www.eao.gov.bc.ca
Following conclusion’ of the public comment period on the Draft Project Report Specifications, the Project Committee,
will finalize the Project Report Specitications and deliver them.to Garibaldi Alpen Resort (1998) Ltd. with a request to
provide a Project Report. —
Comments on the Draft Project Report specifi ications for the GARIBALDI at Squamish Project must, be Feceived by
June 29, 1998 to be considered and should be forwarded to:

David Johns, Garibaldi Project Committee Chair, Environmentai Assessment Office

PO Box 9426 Stn. Prov. Govt, Victoria, British Columbia, V8W.9V1
Telephone: (250) 356-0312; Fax: (250) 387-2208; E-mail: DavidJohns @ gems4.gov.be.ca