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AS - Friday, June 1, 1984 - North Shore News

OVER PROTEST

City supports

biking program

LAST YEAR, 682 bicycles were lost or stolen in the
City of North Vancouver. Of the 246 that were
recovered, 130 were left unclaimed and had to be

sold.

The administration costs
incurred by the City in deal-
ing with lost bicycles has pro-
mpted the City of North Van-
couver to support the concept
of the service offered by the
new Canadian Bike Banding
Company.

Based in Coquitlam, the
regional company will make
ils registration and recovery
services available through
bicycle retailers, schools and
community centers.

Week
named

JUNE 3 to 9 has been pro-
claimed Canadian En-
vironment Week by the
District of North Vancouver.
A resolution passed in
connection with the pro-
clamation at Monday's
Council meeting called for
the Director of Development
to prepare an official plan
for the District’s mountain
area and Indian Arm in ef-
forts to protect the natural
heritage of the municipality.

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¢ Registration of a bicycle
with the CBBC will initially
ees $5, with an annual fee of
$3 in the years to follow. The
company will also be asked
by the City to make its
records available at no charge
to the Police Department to
assist in clearing found
bicycles.

Ald. Frank Marcino pro-
tested that the North Van-
couver Optimists Club
already provides this service
tor free. However, G.H.
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Property said that this service
was only ‘‘marginally suc-
cessful’” and that less than
five percent of the bicycles
that come into the possession
of the Police Department
bear the Optimists’ sticker
identifying the owner.

‘‘The reason that the
bicycles are not marked is
either because the owner can-
not be bothered to register his
bicycle with the program or
that the owner !s not a resi-
dent of the North Vancouver
area and is therefore unaware
of the Optimists’ bicycle
registration program.”’

Canadian Bike Banders
will be regionally-based.

‘*It should save the City
the cost of administering all
of the bikes that are found,”’
Brewer said.

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