2 ~ Friday, September 29, 1989 - North Shore News

Twin towers design to be revealed

HAVING PASSED the scrutiny of the Advisory Design
Panel and three architect advisors, the proposed design of
West Vancouver’s twin tower project will now be revealed

to the public for comment.

Prior to a public hearing Oct. 16
to consider the rezoning and de-
velopment permit for the con-
troversial property at 320 Taytor
Way, an informal public informa-
tion meeting will be held Tuesday,
Oct. 10 at the West Vancouver

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Recreation Centre.

“It will be an informal oppor-
tunity for people to look at the
plans and ask questions,’’ said

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Ald. Mark Sager at the Sept. 11
council meeting.

Planning director Steve Nicholls
hastened to add that pertinent in-
formation would also be available
at West Vancouver Municipal
Hall.

On Ald. Carol Ann Reynolds’
suggestion, the municipality wil!
also be seeking an analysis from a
lawyer of the court judgment thai
was made some months back on
the lease agreement made with ce-

veloy.e:s Newcorp Properties.

“\7e want to clearly see where
we tave discretion before we go
into public hearing,’’ said
Reynolds.

She was pleased with the oppor-
tunity the public information
meeting would give council ts
receive and use ‘the community’s
creativity’? regarding the twin
tower development.

But Reynolds was concerned
that there might be some implica-

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tion that council already approves
the design, now that it has Adviso-
ry Design Panel approval.

“*That does not mean we agree
with the panel... rather at this
point we feel we can open up the
design to public discussion,’” said
Ald Rod Day.

Reynolds voted against the Sept.
18 decision to give the necessary
bylaws first reading.

“I feel the legal analysis and
opportunity for public input
should be accomplished before the
bylaw is written,’ she told the
News.

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