‘A JOKE’

hearing

dealing with North Vancouver District’s Marine

Drive Corridor Official

Community Plan was

called ‘‘a joke’ by an angry Ald. Joan Gadsby.

Gadsby was reacting to
the fact that the Lower
Capilano Community Resi-
dents Association (LCCRA)
had recetved a report written
by District Municipal Plan-
ner Kai Kreuchen before it
was given to Council. The
report, which contained a
list of recommended
amendments to the OCP,
was not handed out to coun-
cillors until just) prior to
Monday's public hearing.

“| didn’t hear about
amendments until
Tanaka (a member of
LCCRA) approached me
just before tonight’s
meeting,’ said Gadsby.
‘This is very embarrassing.
All staff reports should
always be directed to Coun-
cil before going to any resi-
dents’ association and_ this
should never happen again.
There 1s no way we can deal
with this issue before reading
the report.”’

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Mr.
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By JOANNE MacDONALD

According to Kreuchen’s
report, meetings between
planning staff and the LC-
CRA revealed the Associa-
uon feels strongly that their
area be retained as a purely
single family area, that the
existing duplex use be extin-
guished and that all com-
mercial and through traffic
be excluded from the
neighborhood.

The LCCRA also recom-
mended that section 6.1.3,
which calls for an evaluation
of redevelopment oppor-
tunities in the Lower
Pemberton area to determine
the best future development
pattern and _= densities, be
deleted, with no. substitu-
uons, from the OCP.

In a presentation to Coun-
cul, LCCRA member Jerome
Irwin urged Council to act
on existing problems — the

lrate alderman
blasts hearing

MONDAY’S RECONVENED public

destabilization of the
neighborhood’s residential
character due to certain zon-
ing violations and the
detenoration of tocal streets
in the Lower Capilano
area.

At Monday’s public hear-
ing, the LCCRA also sub-
mitted a copy of the terms of
reference for the Lower
Capilano Neighborhood

Study in response to the
terms drawn up by _ the
District planning depart-
ment. .

Gadsby moved the
meeting be adjourned until
December 17, to give Coun-
cil the opportunity to digest
the additional material
received since the first public
hearing held in September.

She also moved that a
November 14 report on
parking patterns and _ pro-
blems in the Lower Pember-
ton and Norgate areas, done
by District Supervisor of
Traffic Operations, NJ.
Nikkel, be forwarded to res-
idents” associations for in-
put.

All - Friday, November 23, 1984 - North Shore News

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