VOTES TAKEN on issties addressed
by North Shore municipal counciis
meeting on Feb. 19 included:

Attendance: 60

Capacity: {26

Duration of meeting: 3:10

Absent from meeting: Coun.
Cuthbert

Issue: That a citizen's task force be
struck to review council indemnities
and report back by July 1.

Result: Passed 5-1

Voting Against: Coun. Harris

Issue: First. that North Vancouver
District recommend to North
Vancouver RCMP, NV Recreation
Commission and NV School District
44 that they offer assistance and sup-
port for student activities in the
schools which promote substance-
free fun and are youth driven and
second, the Friday Night Live pro-

gram.
Result (part 1): Passed 4-2
Voting Against: Mayor Dykeman,
Coun. Harris
Result (part 2): Defeated 4-2
Voting Against: Mayor Dykeman,
Coun. Harris, Coun. Munroe, Coun.
Goldsmith-Jones

— Martin Millerchip

Duration ‘of Meeting: 2:35

Issue: Coun. John Braithwaite’s
challenge of Mayor Jack Loucks, the
chair, when the latter cut off further
comments from Braithwaite because
he had already spoken on the issue
being debated by council. The vote
was taken to the question of sustain-
ing the chair with Mayor Loucks
excluded and a tie serving to sustain.
Result: Sustained 3-3

Voting Against: Coun. Dean, Coun.
Braithwaite, Coun. Perrault

Issue: That City development ser-
vices be directed to process a Lynn

Valley Lions Housing Society appli-
cation to armend the zomg bylaw dna
Official Community Plan at the pro-
posed 241 East 23rd St. site.

Result: Defeated 4-3

Voting Against: Coun. Braithwaite,
Coun. Perrault. Coun. Dean, Mayor
Loucks

Issue: That City development ser-
vices be directed to process the
rezoning application for a four-storey
residential development at 175 East
10th St, which may include the clo-
sure of East 8th Street, Victoria Park
Road E. and the lane south of the site.
Result: Passed 4-3

Voting Against: Coun. Braithwaite,
Coun. Perrault, Coun. Dean

Issve: A motion by Coun. Dean to
forward a report from the Mosquito
Creek Neighborhood Association to
the North Vancouver Bicycle
Coordinator for a report on its con-
tents as well as all other rarks defer-
ring the endorsement of the North
Vancouver Bicycle Plan.
Result: Passed unanimously

— Robert Galster

Attendance: 35

Capacity: 70

Duration of meeting: 1:40

Absent from meeting: Coun. Wood

Issue: That a development variance
permit for a non-conforming carport

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