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leaving out important in-
formation, the project
manager for International
Land Corporation, Roger
Montgomery, said after the
meeting he questioned his
opponents’ facts.

“I can verify my facts, but
1 would rather call them
differences of opinion,”
Montgomery said.

Various conflicts in in-
formation arose over the
issue of the amount of
available moorage space on
the North Shore, the
, locations and quality of
other boat lifts in the area
and the economics of fuel
depots.

over the design and height of
the fownhouses, while

several speakers complained

over the loss of public boat

moorage, the displacement
of boat repair facilities and
the loss of public access to
the foreshore. The closure of
the Esso fuel station was also
questioned.

Those in favor, who in-
cluded a majority of the
immediate neighbours of the
proposed project, said the
facility would be an asset to
West Vancouver.

SAFETY HAZARD

The residents of Eagle

Island, in a _ petition to

council, said “the ap-
pearance of the area will be
considerably improved and
the landscape plan for the

project will enhance the:

entrance to the cove.

“It seems to have a sen-
Sitive combination of
residential and water
orientated usage.” .

Fear was expressed in
several submissions that the
removal of boat lifts would
pose a serious safety hazard,
as these lifts and boat repair
facilities were necessary in
the West Vancouver area.

“Boats that are damaged
or in danger of sinking, will
have to be towed to
Mosquito Creek in North
Vancouver - a distance of

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Organization. (Terry Peters photo)

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said Roger Defieux of
Defieux Insurance Services.

“There would be no
question, that severe hard-
ships and expense will result
in the closure of this
operation.”

Council will now wait until
it gets a report on the public
hearing from the municipal
staff before making a
decision on the townhouse
development application.

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