Ald - Wednesday, January 23, 1985 - North Shore News

POWER FEES

Report says NVD
collects the most

AN INVESTIGATION by
North Vancouver District
staff into the different rates
charged by the North Shore
municipalities for electrical
permit fees has revealed that
the causes for the fee dif-
ferences range from dif-
ferent administrative func-
tions to different cost recov-
ery objectives.

According to the staff
report, the District's policy
has been to recover as close
to 100 per cent of its
operating costs as possible,
with: allowances made for
activities not directly related
to the issuance of permits
for which fees are collected.

All -three North Shore
municipalities charge fees

Grants
become

ay | ee
official
NORTH VANCOUVER Ci-
ty council has given officiai
approval to two grants that

will primarily aid area
youth.

Full council approval, was.

given a $10,000 grant for a
Lower™ Lonsdale street-
worker program and a
’ $25,000° grant for renova-
tions of Chris Zuehlke Park

Monday night, a week after ~
finance committee had said _

yes to the proposals.

The streetworker program
is run out of the Queen
Mary Community School.
Funding will enable the pro-
gram to continue for another
year:

Renovations at. Chris”

Zuehlke. Park has been car-

ried out by the J.C. Rotary

Little“ League to bring the
park up the standards.

4. PROVINCE OF :
BRITISH COLUMBIA. @
"MINISTRY OF
TRANSPORTATION

AND HIGHWAYS

HIRED EQUIPMENT
REGISTRATION

m The Ministry of Transporta- &
B tion and Highways in the @
8 North Vancouver Highway
M@ District is compiling its an-
& nual Rental Equipment List &
fs and advises all persons or §
mm companies wishing to have
B their rentable equipment ff
# such as trucks, backhoes, &
Bicaders, excavators, &
Hm graders, rollers, scrapers &
or tractors listed, that they
fm should contact the office §
mof the District Highway &
hm Manager, 1690 Main &
a Street, North Vancouver, &
B.C. V7J 1E3.

# Full details of equipment,
3 including serial numbers,
8 are required for registra-
# tion. Registration forms for &
mB both dump trucks an’ @
PB equipment are available at
a the District office. :

f¥ The deadline for registra-
m tion is February 15. 1985.

R. Winbow “
District of Highway
Manager

January 8, 1985

according to the number of
outlets, fixtures and size of
electrical service.

In North Vancouver City,
the cost recovery objective
stands at 75 per cent, with
the actual 1984 recovery
amounting to 58 per cent. In
West Vancouver, where the
objective is 85 per cent, the
1984 recovery amounted to
37 per cent, while North
Vancouver District. managed
to recover 93.3 per cent of
its 100 per cent odjective.

Other factors involved in
the different fee structures
include varying fee change
intervals, different fee scales
for the same fee systems and

varying geographical areas.

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