14 - Sunday, February 1, 1998 - North Shore News

THE following is a brief sum-
mary of agenda items for
upcoming North Shore munici-
pal council and schoo! board
meetings:

orth. ‘vancouver
District Council

Monday, Feb. 2, 7 p.m. Delegation,
Karen Hilton, Crossing Guard
Stakeholder Committee, annual district
Livability Index; sign bylaw/sign design
guidelines; wages or salaries, RCMP vs
police forces in the Lower Mainland;
Lynn Valiey Local Plan, planning report:
North Van District development cost
charge bylaw; Parkgate Community
Centre, revised design drawings;
Pemberton. Station Pub, extension of

north shore

MUNICIPAL A

hours; FCM resolution to make pepper
spray a prohibited weapon.

west .v ‘vancouver
District Council

Monday, Feb. 2, 7:45 p.m. recon-
vened public hearing Hollyburn Plaza;
blasting permit, Meadfeild extension
greenbelt; North Shore Union Board of
Health Legacy Fund proposal; informa-
tion reports, 1998/1999 — service
enhancement, BC Transit; heritage des-
ignation pf private property.

news

FFAIRS

Masoud R. Kazemi, re: Iranian
Cultural Centre in North Vancouver;
Delegation, director Lynne
Kennedy and staff member Pamela
Nel, Greater Vancouver
Regional District re: provincial bever-
age container deposit refund fegisla-
tion; Delegation, David Perfitt,
resident North VAncouver City re:
transportation and access funding and
infrastructure; Maureen Curtis, chair,
North Vancouver Recreation
Commission, re: recreation facilities;
Insp. aC. McRae, North Vancouver
RCMP re: pepper spray as a prohibited
weapon; Jack Munro, chair,
Forest Alliance of Bit.. re: support
for Forest) Alliane: of BCL;
Transportation Governance and the
proposed Greater Vancouver
Transportation Authority; 1998 annual
budget meetings; underground wiring
in the city.

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