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municipal affairs

THE following are brief
summaries of topics on the
agendas of North Shore
municipalities and school
boards:

North Vancouver Dis-
trict Council: Monday, June
21 at 7 p.m. — delegation
from the North Vancouver
Restorative justice
Committee re 1999 program;
presentation re Lions Gate
Bridge rehabilitation project;
business licence application
for swim school a 4542
Hoskins Rd.; general local
improvement cost-sharing
bylaw, re underground wiring
and/or ornamental street
lighting for the 2900-blk.
Woodbine Dr.; North Shore
Arts Commission Assistance
Grant — recommendations;
return of unspent finds, dis-
trict grants; UBCM resolution
re qualification of the BC
Assessment assessors; socio-
historical research project;
update of liquor policy review;
request for additional funds
by the Waterfront Task Force;

idelines for adaptable living
features; UBCM resolution re
videotaping of public meet-

ings and hearings of the B.C.
Property Assessment Review
Panel; request from) parent
advisory councils of Sevcove
secondary, Dorothy Lynas,
Sherwood Park and Cove
Chit elementary schools re
overcrowding conditions.
North Vancouver City
Council: Mortday, June 2) at
6 pm. -- report oon
Federation of = Canadian
Municipalities race relations;
street lighting for 300- blk.
West 22nd Sr. and lane paving
between Sutherland and
Grand Blvd. at E. 17th St;
1998 local improvement ini-
tiatives; rental premises stan-
dards of maintenance bylaw;
heritage presentations for 309
EF. 12th St., The Tradewinds
and heritage achievement;
presentation of a Lower
Lonsdale community quilt;
delegation from the Seascape;
OCP update, industrial land-
use discussion paper; rezoning
application, 21) E. ist St;
OCP and zoning re proposed
Mosquito Creek enhancement
project; rezoning bylaw, 218
W. I5th St. amendment of
zoning bylaw re recommenda-

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THE North Shore Health
Region (NSHR) has
received $4.9 million from
the province to fix the Y2K
computer problem,

Fhe Ministry of Health
tunds are part of a S100 mil-
fion government allocation to
52 regional health authorities
ina bid te avoid possible
problems: arising trom) com-
piters and electronic systems
on Jan. 1, 2000.

The Year 2000) chailenge
stems from a programming

somvenuen for dealmig with
date-related tansactions. Any
device that uses a Comparer
chip could te attected be the
Year 2000 issue.

Alex Salazar, Year 2000 pro
ject’ manager for Lions Gate
Hospital, said a health region
task forces represenzing, plant
services, laboratory, medical
imaging, medical staff, intorma-
lion services, finance and bio
medical engineering services
was initiated in February 1998
to deal with othe — issue.

Bridge not in plans

From page 4

of CanOxy’s Dollarton land
holdings.

The redevelopment was
finally approved earlier this
yeur after a lengthy and con-
tentious series of public hear-

ings on the apprupriate type of

rezoning for land adjacent to a
chlorine plant.

The issue split council 4-3,
with Couns. Ernie Crist, Pat
Munroe and Lisa Muri. still
angry that Seymour residents,
currently involved in the cre-
ation of an Official
Community Plan, were denied
the chance to determine for
themselves long-range plans
for the Dollarton/Maple-
wood area.

But the majority of council
sided with the Maplewood
residents themselves, — che

Barrett
Leaky

tions oof — The
Commission on
Condo's,

West Vancouver District
Council: Monday, June 2) at
7:30 pam. — bylaws ta: pro-
hibit sales by mobile vendors
or highways and — public
places; proposed guidelines
for residential roads; interim
report re Horseshoe Bay
Phoning Group; request for
liquor Jicence, Alborz
Restaurant, 2168 Marine Dr;
boulevard encroachment,
2303 9 Palmerston — Ave.;
request) for encroachment,
3370 Westmount Rd.

West Vancouver School
District 45: ‘The next board
Meeting is in September.

North Vancouver School
District 44: Tuesday, June 22
at 7:30 p.m. — capital project
bylaw; removal of portables at
Lonsdale Elementary school;
five year capital plan; contract-
ing of 1999/2000 education-
al services by the
Francophone Education
Authority; funding for Year 2
of the provincial agreement;
report from the Alternative
Revenue Committee; school

majority of whom can’t wait
for the Dollarton to be rerout-
ed and the area redeveloped.

The rerouting of the high-
way will ultimately allow the
district, to develop its own
land berween Maplewood ot
mentary school in) the west
and the Canadian — Inter-
national College to the east.
The district and = CanOx)
negotiated an in-camera cost-
sharing agreement for the
road improvements before the
rezoning, process started.

Costs were projected to be
$7.4 million and split 50-80.
Critics have pointed out that
the new four-lane Dollarton
will still stop ata two-lane
bridge over the Seymour and
that there is no money bud-
geted for a new four-lane
bridge projected to cost $6
million,

fees; assignments of adminis-
trative officers for
1999/2000; field trips; super-
intendent’s report.

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lon gets Y2K cash

Approsumareiy D809 picces ot
cqunpment rexcladina: informa
ton svstems) have been ident
ted.

Health region equipment
identitied as prone to tilure will
cither be replaced, upyraded or
addressed with contingency
plans. Salazar is optimise that
the health region will be ready
to meet the Y2K challenge.

Said NSHR spokesman
Clav Adams of the funding,
“Ics certainly good news, We
were working on the principle

had ta
aay

have
Our

that we would
vest
mones ”
NSHR vice-president of
Finance and Information
Services, Fom Stevens, is
responsitle for the region's
Year 2000 compliance effort.
Said Stevens, “While the
region has been addressing the
Year 2000 issue tor several
vears, we clearly did not have
the resources to be able to

resolve all the Y2K issues.”
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