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12 - Sanday, September 17, 1989 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter
Elizabeth Collings

FOR NORTH Shore residents, traffic congestion is a dai-

ly fact of life. We try to plan our time to get over the
North Shore’s two bridges before or after the frantic
tempo of the rush hour begins. Most recently identified
as a priority by the Greater Vancouver's Transportation
Task Force in July is a widcniny of the Second Narrows

Bridge from six lanes to eight. But other proposals —
such as a third crossing of Burrard Enlet and additional
lanes for the Lions Gate Bridge — received little atten-
tion. Inquiring Reporter asks what changes you would
like to see to improve access to aad from the North
Shore.

Cathy Jacksow

West Vancouver

One solution is to get
people to car pool and
use public transit. I
would look into this
bridge clip-on they have
in Sydney, Australia.

Prad Koweli
Vancouver .
Traffic can be pretty bad, The trouble with car
especially the Lions Gate
going south — maybe
another lane on the Lions
Gate especially where the
lanes merge.

Ken Grace
Burnaby

pools is people like to be
independent. Rapid tran-
sit is the answer. If you
put a new bridge in what
do you achieve? There's
no outlet.

Valerie Brooks

West Vancouver

As a regular commuter
I'd like to see more lanes
on the Lions Gate Bridge,
another crossing or
maybe 2 commuter ferry
like the False Creek fer-
ries.

Brent Henderson
Vancouver

Another crossing will
relieve congestion but at
what price? It’ll increase
the population of West
Vancouver. Car pooling
and public transit would
help. .

This week at councils

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT COUNCIL, Monday,
Sept. 18 at 7:00 p.m.: (Public
Hearing at 7 p.m.). Regular coun-
cil meeting cancelled. Policy and
Planning Committee: Pacific
Aquaculture Ltd.-fish farming
operation/Burns Ave. road open-
ing/OCP review/Braemar Dempsey
line-construction schedule/Logging
of Lot A-top of St. Albans.

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY
COUNCIL, Monday, Sept. 18 at
7:00 p.m.: (Public Hearing at 7:30
p.m.). View Study Implementation
Bylaws/Building Permit

Applications-17th Street and
Lonsdale, M &M_ investments
Ltd./Building Bylaw-Portable
Classrooms,

WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT
COUNCIL, Monday, Sept. 18 at
7:45 p.m.: (Public Hearing-Sinclair
Street and surrounding area). Real
Property Sale Authorization Bylaw
Nos. 3541, 3542/Zoning Bylaw
No. 2200, 1968, Amendment
Bylaw No. 3521, 1989(Sinclair St.
and area)/Zoning Bylaw No. 2200,
1968, Amendment Bylaw No.
3457, 1989 and Development Per-
mit No. 89-22(320 Taylor Way,

NVD map corrected

The North Shore News would like to correct a production mistake that
occurred on the District of North Vancouver advertisement on page 29
of the September 13 issve of the News. The Lynn Canyon Park titling
should have been as shown in the advertisement in this edition.

The News regrets this error. Please see corrected map on page 13 of

this issue.

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