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Barman on miuht
“Pin just se happy that weve:
been so suscosstul, Byer bok
played thei part.”

Mamapal councilor were
also pleased with the shopping
conire’s decision

Sud Coun Bill Soprovich.
“Pm absolutely deliehied. I
dunk that the public opimon
goto them

“TL think they recognized
that after our trattic study, that

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Te Og TANK waED
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te tell
we
Be due
oppose WY

“When we teplan whatever
ths development tury Gut to
beowel doit ina consudtannc
nation sad the mamepalin
and with people in the com
TAUAITY TO COTE ap with some
thang not se obecnonable.7

Avcording to ab) current
lease, Larce pays the Squamish
band over $494,000 for the
“Phase IV" developable lands
per vear.

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Wednesday, November 18. 1998 - North Shore News — 13

Mall upgrade Continues

~ 1999 ane
sry tye years
esa Daten
Wands are
¢ las pauments
wound ose. Crater the tert at
the qirrent lease no hotel
development rs aliowed on the
Phase JV lands
We are starting atresh”
syd AlNon, “We're going to
wonder all of the alternatives.
retan and non retail So |
Want meaning to held out
opuons fF was simply trving to
saothat all the options are
open wih the exception that
we won't put a Home Depot
on that site.”

GV GOy

When asked ou
ANNOUTCRTHCAT Way pant es
pending : ;
Squamish Alston aad
enly that he Was “nob aware at
anv fand trade deal.”

He added thar tor now,
nething is siated or demolt-
tion. including Park Roval’s
dnaving range. bowhng alev
and theatre .

But Alston contirmed that
Park Reval was pioccediag
with ats "Phase HI" expansion
plans.

Phase HE includes tour new
restaurants, one of which is the
Keg restauramt, slated to open
on Dec. 7.

fdevelopmenty was nat. the
right thing to do there. And
Pm clated that they are going
to move in another direction.
We'll keep a very close eve on
the whole operation.”

Bur Larce still intends to
develop its Phase IV lands.

“We would like very much
to be a positive influence in
this community and obviously
sommunity opposition was

NEWS photo Paul McGrath
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success of their campaign to stop Park Royal's plans
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