VOTES taken on issues
addressed by North Shore
municipal councils meeting
on March 24 included:

north wancouver
District Council

Attendance: 33

Capacity: 126

Duration of meeting: 3:20
Absent: none

Issue: That a proposed subdi-
vision application from the
Canadian International
College, 2420 Dollarton
Highway, requiring exemption
from minimum Fontage be
deferred pending further
information from the appli-
cant.

Result: Passed unanimously

Issue: That funding in the
-amount of $25,000 be made
‘available in the 1997 Budget
‘to prepare architectural draw-
ings for the weight room
expansion for the Karen
Magnussen Recreation
Centre, with the construction
“budget (approximately
$369,000) presented for the
consideration of council as

part of the 1998 Capital

Budget.
1) voseds a

PI Coun. Carolan,
Coun. Deering-Robb

Issue: That the amount of
$45,000 which has teen
removed from the Operating
Budget carmarked for the
Recreation Commission and
which was intended to forego
‘increasing fees ranging up to
- 8% in 1997/98, be restored to
the Recreation Commission
‘and the Budget be changed
accordingly.

Result: Befeated 5-2
Opposed: Mayor Bell, Coun.
Carolan, Coun. Decring-
Robb, Coun. Harris, Coun.

Muri
~— Martin Millerchip

Issue: Zoning bylaw amend-
ment No. C868 (Quayside
Village Co-Housing Project at
-500- bs Chesterfield Ave. to
CD-338). Second and third
reading.

Result: Passed unanimously

Issue: Zoning bylaw amend-
ment No. 6869 (Carmel
Decotiis/Gianni Design, 319
East 13th Street, to RT-1)
Second and third reading.
Result: Passed 5-2

Opposed: Coun. Braithwaite,
Coun. Perrault

Issue: Zoning bylaw amend-
ment No. 6870 = (T.
Decotiis/Gianni Design, 308
East 12th Street, to RT-1)
Second and third reading.
Result: Passed 5-2
Oppesed: Coun. Braithwaite,
Coun. Perrault

— Jocy Goodings

w st vancouver

Attendance: 26

Capacity: 70

Duration of Meeting: 2:15
Absent: None

Issue: That a blasting permit
for West Vancouver's
Rockcliffe development be
issued for blasting for houses,
garages, driveways and service
connections in accordance
with the blasting bylaw.

Result: Passed

Issue: That council go on
record with its oppositon to
the provincial government
granting increased cmmission
permits for the Port Mellon
Pulp and Paper Mill as per the
company’s application.
Result: Defeated 5-2

Opposed: Coun. — Fraser,

Coun.  Soprovich, Coun.
Wood, Coun. Durman, Coun.
Williams

Issue: That the municipal
clerk be allowed to Haise with
Rogers Cable so as to allow
the installation of equipment
to allow for the taping, of all
council meetings, but deny

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niodification of a space within
district hal! to serve as a con-
trol room.

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to nor carry the cost of the
control room: = Mayor
Boname, Coun. Soprovich,
Coun. Willams.

Issue: That council allocate
$1,500 (amended from
$750) from the competition
fund for travel expenses for
the West Vancouver Youth
Band.

Resuls: Passed 5-2

Against: Coun. Fraser, Coun.

Byrd
— Robert Galster

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