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Auril 13, TU86 News USS.2E3E  Chassificd 980-0222 0 Circulation 886-1337 48 pages 2S¢

NORTE VANCOUVER Ci-
ty Council is aot eoing to
pul ap with GHegal bed and
breakfast facilities during
Pvpo &o,

i By STEPHEN BARKINGION
hi a Mtr

Baton needs the publ’ support
tounforce its regetanors.

too Uoodvstracted its stutt
: tha yey earl
and breakdust eo ions be
nied in muiteia
as duplexes, 1
upurtiments,

But staff will not be able to act
unless a written complaint has
been reevived.

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whhauser OF

WRITTEN COMPLAINE

Deputy director af development
and licensing services Pred Smith
teld council that as with the case
of illegal suites in) the city, en-
forcement of the applicable bylaws
for jiWezal bed and breakfast use
can only commence upon a written
complaint from a inember of the
public.

Jaan Apr 2 repert to council,
Sead warned that anauchorited
bed and breakfast use could: easily
pass unnoticed,

“Tt is conceivable... that such il-
legal uses could occur for the full
wperiod ef Expo &6 without coming
ite the city’s attention,’ he said in
his report.

| ILLEGAL. USES

“En ftuet the use may be sc prof-
jiable that the owners continue to
patter accommodation to the tran-
sient public lony after Expo 86 has
passed.’ Smith continued.

He said that some people who
hase lived in a rental apartment or
nu townhouse unit for some time
may find it quite unacceptable to
share thei building with tourists.

Caunell passed a motion on Oct.
1, 19s4 allowing the temporars
establishment of bed and breakfast
tactlities i single-family residential
city homes, permitting a maximum
of two boarders under the city’s
accessory boarding use zoning
regulations.

Council passed an amendment ;
Monday to publicize its intention EVELINE SKAPSRI, a gardener with the District of North Vancouver, waters flowers which are a part of the week long North Shore Flower Show,
to enforce the zoning bylaws pro. Co-sponsored by the Mt. Seymour Lions Chib and the North Vancouver District Parks Department, the flower show is open to the public until Aprit
hibiting bed and breakfast facilities 17 af the North Vancouver Recreatian Centre. Funds raised from the show will be used in (he community by the Lions Club for charitable cause
in multi-family dwellings. ones —_ penne ————— ~ eee

NEWS photo lan Smith