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CULTURAL FUNDING on the
North Shore will continue on an
ad-hoc basis following North Van-
couver City Council’s decision last
Monday to not participate in a
regional funding program.

Contributing Writer

The Greater Vancouver
Regional District (GVRD) had
asked that 25 cents per capita be
used to establish an endowment
fund and to establish grants for
activities of ‘‘regional
significance,’’ explained a report
released by city social planning
analyst Janet Patterson.

According to Patterson’s report,
only two candidates had been
identified for regional grants: the
Vancouver Symphony and _ the
Vancouver Opera.

Ald. Stella Jo Dean said the city
had already supported the Van-
couver Symphony this year with a
$3,200 contribution towards their
performance of the 1812 overture
on the waterfront on Thursday.

Dean said while the proposed
increase wasn’t a great deal of
money, she was concerned the city
would have no say in where the
money would be spent. ‘Certainly
I would support something on the
North Shore,’’ she said.

North Vancouver City residents ©

currently contribute the second
highest amount to cultural fund-
ing, after Vancouver City, and ac-
cording to a City Cultural Policy
Committee report, North Van-
couver City residents pay three to
four times the per capita contribu-
tions of North Vancouver and
West Vancouver Districts.

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li - Friday, August 25, 1989 — North Shore News

N. Van City Council rejects
regional arts funding scheme

North Vancouver City residents
currently contribute about $10.95
per capita with North Vancouver
District residents paying $2.87 and
West Vancouver District residents
paying $3.59.

Patterson’s report also goes on

to caution that while a 25 cent per
capita contribution is ‘‘reason-
able’’, the budget figures submit-
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municipal contributions might
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has been here since July ’85 and has excelled at all positions
in the restaurant. She has also completed a successful first year
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