page 8, December 1, 1976 - North Shore News

Modifications called for

A decision on the contro-
versial $1.5 million expan-
sion of Fisherman’s Wharf
Marine Services Ltd. was
again postponed Monday by
West Vamceuver council
when Mayor Peter Jones
handed the developers a
suggested nine-point prog-
ram for scaling down the
project.

The mayor’s plan calls for:

*A hydrodynamic study to
show that the breakwater will
mot cause wave or pollution
problems.

*Confirmation that the
breakwater will stand up to
_ waves and a provision for

replacing displaced rock.

*Reduction of the volume
of boat traffic in the tributary
to the main channel by
rearrangement of floats.

*Federal government ap-
proval of the breakwater
design.

*An undertaking to lease
80 per cent of the space to
individuals who operate their
own boats.

vote

-*Preference in the leasing
of space to be given to West
Vancouver residents.

*A design modification to
reduce the length of the
breakwater.

Continuation of gasoline
service for the life of the
project.

“One group will benefit
considerably and another
group will suffer,’ said
Mayor Jones.~ “I suggest
these provisos be added
before the project is consid-
ered by council.”’

The matter was adjourned
for two weeks to allow
discussion of the modifica-
tions between municipal
planners and the developers.

Tom Cross, speaking on
behalf of the developers,

later expressed doubts as to
whether the proposed re-
arrangement of floats would
be practicable,, and had
reservations about the gaso-
line proposal.

The company, he said
could accept the other
provisions, but would not go

through another public hear-

ing.

In other business council
approved a redesigned over-
pass to link the north-.and
south malls of Park Royal
and improve the traffic flow
when the shopping centre
expansion is completed.

Council also approved a
$55,000 LIP project which
will employ 10 men on the
widening of a B.C. Hydro
right-of-way.

It was announcedthatWest
Vancouver residents would
have an opportunity at next
Monday’s council meeting
(December 6) to hear prop-
osals by all five of the groups
that have applied to operate
a neighborhood pub in
Ambleside.

reather

There were nomectingslast
Monday of North Vancouver
District or City councils. Both
councils will resume their
regular Monday meetings
December 6.

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