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APPARENTLY CONTRADICTORY signs have set people such as Lionel Lorence and Mark Chernoff to scratching their

heads in confusion. After some thought, the signs, in the 1300 block of Marine Drive in West Vancouver, appear to make
sense. Atleast, sort of.

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HIGHWAYS

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warded provincial

N. Van firms

TWO NORTH Vancouver
ministry of highways con-

firms have’ been

truction contracts for projects here and on the

Squamish Highway.

The $122,021 local con-
tract goes to Haw Can Con-
struction Ltd., who will
carry out landscaping
development from Fern
Crescent to Mt. Seymour
Parkway.

Ten people are expected to
be employed, with the work
underway now and_= sched-
uled to be completed by the
end of the year.

It will involve some
disruption of traffic but one
lane will be maintained and
no lane closures will be

allowed between 7 and 9
a.m. and 4 and 6 p.m
weekdays and on Saturdays.

The second project goes to
Interland Contractors which
will be paid $1.5 millon to
erect a single span, steel!
girder bridge over Magnesia
Creek on Squamish
Highway.

The project, part of the
provincial govermment’s
12-year plan to upgrade the
highway, is scheduled for
completion by June | of next
year with work scheduled to
begin in early November.

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