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NO COMMON policy on
video arcades will be
adopted by the three North
Shore municipalities,
because at least one of the
three, North Vancouver City
has decide@against it.

City counct) voted
Monday against establishing
a “joint committee to
examine arcade bylaws with
North Vancouver District

AS5 - Wednesday, January 19, 1983 - North Shore News

City Mayor Jack Loucks and
West Van Mayor Derrick
Humphreys, asking them lo
nominate two council
members to serve on a joint
committee.

The three municipalities
have adopted, or are in the
process of adopting
radically different bylaws
governing video arcades,
ranging from that of West

Dean argued that the City
and District should try to
come up with a similar bylaw
at least, because the RCMP
has to police’ both
municipalities, and it would
be easier to enforce one set
of standards than two.

But Alderman Ralph Hall

- said City council had enough

work to do as it is without
setting up more committees.

and” West “Vancouver

because council members
felt the issue was taking up
ioo much of council's time
already.

District Mayor Marilyn
Baker had sent a letter to

Vancouver,

‘which — prac-
tically bans arcades, to that
of North Vancouver City,
which restricts the number
of video machines allowed in
a place of business.

City Alderman Stella Jo

Hard-times budget
totals $30.7 m.

A HARD-TIMES _— 1983
previstreneat budget
amounting to about $30.7
million was approved
Monday by North Van-
couver Distnct council.

Included in a provisional
budget for 1983 municipal
expenditures are $26.6

million earmarked = for
general government ex-
penses, about $1.9 milhon

for water utihty services and

20%.

around $2.1 mullion slated
for sewer uthty outtay.

Distnct’s budget, however
is not final but simply a
prehminary estimate of 1983
municipal expenditures and
the final figures will be
ratified sometime in May.

Untul that time. council
will review the budget and
make amendments where
necessary before final
reading through bylaw and
adoption.

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“This is a tmal matter
blown out of proportion,” he
said.

Alderman Elko Kroon
agreed that a committee
would be a waste of time,
while Alderman’ Frank
Marcino said arcades aren't
even that exciting.

If the City and the District
don't form committees to
deal with more important
matters, why should they
form one to tackle arcades,
Marcino asked.

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