Page 8, January 28, 1979 - Sunday News |

ALLOWS FOR FUTURE ST ORES
Panorama
extension OK’ed_

A proposed exterision to

. the commercial premises at

office area,

Panorama Village on
Folkestone Way will be cut
back to allow for- future
placement of a mini-mart or
small shops, it was decided
at last Monday's council
meeting in West Vancouver.

When Fred Russell,
speaking for Panorama
Village, reques earlier
this month council approval
to build 4,700 square feet of
council was
concerned that land use
contract stipulations for an
integrated shopping centre

Beer keeps

. Office
manager at the hotel, says
‘the loss may run as high as
$500,000 when re-wiring,
renovation and repair to the
Olympic Hotel is completed.

Wally Sklaruk,

WERE YOU
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were not being met. The
matter was tabled.

A new. proposal approved
on Monday allows 3,200

: Square feet for office space

with 1,550 additional square
feet reserved’ for future
occupancy. by a local store

- orsmalishops. _ .

‘Russell said the area 2 does”
not provide enough
customers to attract any
Stores rightnow. «

But by. providing space for
future shops, “we are living
up to the spirit of the con-
tract.”

flowing

However, fire and police

‘officials declined to make

any such estimate of

damage.

Sklaruk says the hotel
beer parlor will remain open
but that there has to be some
re-assignment of room
occupancy among. guests
until repairs are done.

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EATON’S PORTRAIT STUDIO

Pacific Centre, Park Royal and Lansdowne:
Mon., Tees., Wed., Sat.
Thurs. ond Fri.,

The appeal of Tack Davis,
former B.C. Transport
Minister and MLA for North
Vancouver-Séymour, agai-
nst his conviction last fall for
defrauding the provincial
government was turned
down last week by the B.C.
Appeals Court.

Dayis, who was fined
$1,000 on ‘his conviction,
conducted his own appeal.
He argued unsuccessfully
that he had acted within his
rights when he downgraded
‘first class airline tickets and
kept the cash difference.

It is understood that his
only remaining avenue of
appeal, should he wish to
follow it, would now be the
Supreme Court of Canada.

No gas
surcharge

Natural gas bills will not
be increased to meet the cost
of deficits on bus operations
when the Urban Transit

‘ Authority takes over from
B.C. Hydro Aprii 1.

A story in the North Shore
- News of January 24 indicated
charges to help ‘cover the
deficits would apply to the
householder’s total Hydro
bill in the case of homes
heated by natural gas.

In fact, the surcharges will
apply only to the electricity
portion of such bills.

9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m
9130 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Lansdowne also open Wed. nights “tf 8:30 p.m.
‘One hour passport service also available.

EATON'S

"Highlights of North Shore
council meeting agendas for
tomorrow (Monday, January
29) are given below. There is
no regular meeting of West
Vancouver council
tomorrow.

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY (7:30P.M.)

The Urban Transit
Transportation Program
(delegation {rom the Greater
Vancouver Regional District
-Director of Plahning). ~

Budget Bylaw (1978);~

Capital Projects Reserve

Fund Bylaw (1979) and

Machinery Depreciation
Bylaw (1979) -  recon-

sideration and final adop-

tion..

The above public items
will be followed by an in

—_"
.

Hearing set for
new racquet club

The proposed Lynn Valley
Racquet Club cleared
another hurdle fast week
when North Vancouver
District council have first
and second readings to the

relevent by bylaw.

Later, in the policy and
planning committee session,
council scheduled a public
hearing into the club's
proposed rezoning and siting
plans for February 19 at 7:30
pm. ..

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on ‘land’ sale’ matters.’(!
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