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Public input into
rezoning promised

Concerns expressed at last
week's public meeting over
traffic problems and land use
through North Vancouver
District Planning depart-
ment’s proposed zoning for
the replot of St. Mary’s will
given full consideration by
council.

The recommendations by
Mayor Don Bell for council
consideration was passed at
Monday’s mecefing.

Two other recom-
mendations by the mayor -
who reported on his in-

had concerned many people
at last week's public
meeting.

He had assured the 200
people at the meeting that
no significant development
was proposed for the site this
year and allayed any fears
that the road would be
quietly finished while a
review of the route is
prepared.

Bell said the reports would
be circulated to interested
ratepayer organizations and
others concerned to give an

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A 16-year-old’ West
Vancouver boy described by
police. as.“a one-man crime

|. wave” was sentenced to, six
months’ detention when he
appeared in West - Van-
Wednesday.

The youth was said to
have committed further
break and entry .offences
after having been released in

-his parents’ custody, charged
with about 60 breakins..

The breakins were in the
Dundarave and West Bay

The careless. tossing away
of a smoldering cigarette
butt into planter bark mulch
outside a West Vancouver
apartment complex Wed-
nesday morning started a fire
at the building which was

. narrowly . prevented from
turning into 2 major blaze.

A tenant of the apartment
block at 235 Keith Road
spotted the mulch smoking
while leaving the building

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or 2d!
homeowners in many cases
did not notice their

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areas and it is thought many
victims may still. be unaware
that their homes were ever
broken into. .

‘Entry in most cases was +

through unlocked doors or
insecure windows and the
majority of. the items were
small. Since there was little
‘ransacking,

belongings missing.

However, one furious
resident. reported that the

and West- Vancouver.

firemen managed to catch ©

the fire before it had spread
up the siding of the outside
wall significantly.

“Tf the tenant hadn’t
noticed it, it would have

- been a bad fire,” comments
Gerry

fire ‘captain
Harrington. “The bark
mulch was right up against

_ the side of the building. |

‘one-man crime wave’

same. youth had broken into
his home twice and on. the
second occasion had”
wrapped up his stereo in his.
household cushions, ° loaded
it into garbage ‘bags and
wheeled it all off in a
wheelbarrow, passing
neighbors who assumed a
house move. was going on.

Total estimate : of the
property stolen is about
$10,000 and only about
$3,000 worth was recovered,

all -of which has been
returned | to the owners.

Mulch fire brings warning

“That bark mutch can be
dangerous and we ask
people to be aware of the
hazards of it and not use it
against buildings. It can be
quite a problem.”

The department asks
smokers to. exercise care in
where they discard their
smoking: materials and not to
do so. anywhere r near planter
bark mulch.

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the replot process should be
, with particular
reference to the coor-
dination of the legal process
and any zoning changes that
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Council’s intention is to
avoid appearing to have
ud the zoning im-
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