12 - Wednesday, March 18, 1987 - North Shore News

READ THROUGH the news briefs in the North Shore
News and one thing will become evident — there are a
number of crimes taking place on the North Shore. Police
in West and Nezih Vancouver are always starting new
programs designed to help residents protect themselves

ls crime a problem (ocaily?

from robbery, theft and vandalism. High crime rates af-
fect us all through increased policing costs and insurance
rates. This week, Inquiring Reporter wants to know if
people think crime is a preblem on the North Shore.

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inquiring
reporter

Stephen Barrington

Greg Anderson Bob Stoddart Ed Cooney Herb Kirkman Bernard Rohde

West Vancouver

Yes, | think so. 1 haven't
lived over here for long,
but what my friends say
is there are a lot of
break-ins.

North Vancouver

EP really don’t know, All [
know is the crime in
Vancouver is terrible.
Things are just getting
worse,

blems.

and

North Vancouver
Breaking
and bad drivers are pro-

enterings

North Vancouver

Crime is one of the
reasons } don’t go out at
night anyniore. It's
enough of a problem that
we ure very careful,

North Vancouver

{t's not a big problem. |
don't sce any sign of it. 1
guess there are breaking
and enterings.

Tenders called
for bay contracts

taining walls and excavation rock

TENDERS HAVE been called
recently for the reconstruction of
the Strip Creek Bridge north of
Horseshoe Bay, and for a contract
to crush gravel to be used for the
bridge project.
Tenders for the Strip Creek
Bridge are returnable March 20.
The bridge project will be
located about 6.3 kilometres north
of Horseshoe Bay on Garibaldi
Highway 99 and will include con-
struction of a single span, pre-
| Stressed concrete stringer bridge 45
metres long and 20 metres wide
supported on reinforced concrete
abutments on spread footings. .
' The existing bridge will be
removed,
The job will also include con-
struction of reinforced earth re-

and construction and paving of ao
four lane approach rordway.

The completion date is May 31,
1988,

The other tender is for a con-
tract to crush and stockpile gravel
At the Brunswick Pit on Garibaldi
Highway in the North Vancouver
Highways District.

Tenders are returnable March
ih
The project will include
crushing, screening and stockpiling
78,000 tonnes of aggregate to pass
a 75 mm square mesh screen and
9,000 tonnes to pass a 25 mm
screen. ;

About five persons will be
employed and the completion date
is April 30.

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