A20 - Wednesday, November 9, 1983 - North Shore News

Cuts
will
hurt

LIFE WILL be difficult for
the 1984 North Vancouver
City council because of a ten
per cent cut in the provincial

revenue sharing grant,
Tetiring alderman Gary
Payne said Monday.

Payne, who is not seeking
re-election, and so won’t be a
part of next year’s council,
said the grant will be cut by
$200,000 to $300,000.

‘“*‘The 1984 council will
have a difficult time with that
kind of cut,’” he said.

Mayor Jack Loucks
admitted the cut will hurt the
City, but he said that North
Vancouver is getting off
lucky compared to some
municipalities because the
revenue sharing grant is not a
large part of the City’s
budget.

The provincial grant makes
up 13 to 14 per cent of the
city’s budget, but in some
municipalities comprises 25
to 30 per cent, the mayor

said.
Ald. Stella Jo Dean said
the cut wasn’t unexpected

and that the City has made
plans for such a cut in the
1984 budget.

Reserve
to get
lighting

STREET LIGHTS will be
installed on the south side of
Third Street through the
Squamish Reserve by North
Vancouver City, council
decided Monday

Besides financing the
$14,000 light installation, the
City will also spend about
$4,000 to place illuminated
pedestrian sidewalk signs on
the north and south sides of
Third Street at Mission Ave

The overhead signs will
include a flashing amber
light

Ald Stella Jo Dean said
there have been many
acaidents on Uhird Street
because of the bad night
hghting

The $18,000 cost will be

paid out of moncy reserved
for the road improvement on
Third Street

last summer
That amprovement came in
under budget and on time,

meaning the City won't have
to shell out cxtra for the
hghts and crosswalks, Ald
Elko Kroon said

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