12 ~ Wednesday, November 18, 1987 - North Shore News

A PUBLIC hearing for a proposed 20-storey building on
the last portion of the Lonsdale Quay development will
be held Dec. 14. As proposed, the building will be the
tallest structure on the North Vancouver waterfront, well
above the usual six storeys for existing buildings in the

area. Residents as high up as Eighth Street claim (he
building will obstruct their views of the city. Inquiring
Reporter this time wants to know how people fee! about
the tower.

inquiring
reporter

Paul Stacey

North Vancouver

One of the best things
about the North Shore is
the view — it would
obstruct quite a few te-
nants. But it will be pret-
ty good for this side.

Jim Williams

Burnaby

1 don’t know if it will
harm or hurt the area at
all. I can’t really say very
much as I’m kind of new
to the area.

Arlin Gunderson
North Vancowver
It will be pretty good for
the people who will live
there. I don’t think itll
ruin the views from here.
Jobs are needed..

Dymitri Strachan
Vancouver

I think it would be an in-
teresting addition to the
waterfront. The whole
area is being developed —~
it would add a lot to the
attraction.

hat do you think of tower plan?

Adam Moore

North Vancouver

It depends on how low
you live on Lonsdale. If
the people on Lower
Lonsdale want to look at
the views then it’s bad.

A 38-YEAR-OLD North Van-
couver woman was sentenced Fri-
day (Nov. 13) in North Vancouver
& provincial court to 30 days in jail
# after she pleaded guilty to two
y charges of passing forged cheques.

Carol Marie Belwa was orginally

ing a forged document in connec-
tion with incidents July 14 and 27
in which another woman’s cheques
were alleged to have been forged.
Belwa was further charged with
one count of personating another
woman and possession of stolen
property in connection with the
July 30 seizure of a woman’s iden-

tification.

Following Belwa’s guilty plea on
the two forgery charges, the
Crown entered a stay of pro-
ceedings in the other two charges
laid against her.

In addition to the jail term
Belwa was ordered to pay 3600
restitution.

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charged with two counts of utter-

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