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$40,000 NVD FACILITY

Skateboard bowl
okayed for park

THE SEYMOUR Lions support
for a third skateboard bow! in the
North Vancouver District will
result in a new facility being built
at Myrtle Park.

By MARTIN MILLERCHIP
Contributing Writer

The bowl’s estimated $40,000
cost could be reduced by solicited
donations of construction materi-
als, with the remaining  expen-

City aldermen criticize development

From page i
permit Monday.

Public outcry and opposition by
some aldermen to random highrise
construction in conflict with the
official community plan, but
which conforms with land zoning,
prompted city council to initiate
the view-study analysis.

During the special council
meeting, Aldermen Bill Beli, John
Braithwaite and Barbara Sharp
remained opposed to the condi-
tional building permit because the
structure did not conform to the
community plan and added to the
disorderly development in Lower
Lonsdale.

_ “We have to say enough is

Saturday
July 29, 1989
7:30 PM.

ditures split equally between the
district and the Lions.

Council voted to limit its share
of any costs to an amount not to
exceed $17,500.

The district had been consider-
ing another skateboard bow! in the
east side of the municipality, so the
offer of financial help from the
Seymour Lions was accepted as
timely and with little debate.

Myrtle Park was chosen because
it is located in the population cen-

enough of this,” said Sharp. ‘‘Let
us make decisions on the overall
area before we continue with bits
and pieces.”’

Mayor Jack Loucks, Aldermen
Rod Clark and Stella Jo Dean re-
mained in favor of granting the
permit. withcut delay, saying the
municipality would be liable for
damages and, if no action was
takea now, a permit without con.
ditions could de legally issued after
Aug. 4.

it’s the taxpayer who pays and
not the aldermen if the municipali-
ty gets sued,’’ said Dean.

Clark said developers were not
bullying council. “In my mind,
they (Fama Holdings) have been

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tre of Deep Cove, has available
parking and is easily accessibie.
The bow! will be located to the
nesth of the baseball backstop and
to the west of the existing play
equipment.

The site has a natural slope with
a southern exposure, no trees and
is isolated from residential devel-
opment.

Cates Park was rejected as a site
because it was noi considered to
have the same central location.

bending over backwards to ac-
commodate us. They have cut their
project one-half to one-third,’’ he
said.

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