ly be bririging- before: ‘pov:
ernment through/1ts ‘elected:
representative—ifi it had one,

" Mayor Bell promised to
relay the request to _ the
- Premier. -

In his surprise announ-
cement last week Bennett
said he was prepared to give
North Vancouver residents

the same attention. as he |
gives to those of his: home. ~

constituency . (Kelowna).
This, he added, ‘‘would
include some appointments .
iocally for individuals unable
to travel to Victoria.”’

His offer also named North
Yan-Capilano Social Credit
President Larry Luther as
available to handle local
tnquiries, as well as the
Premier’s assistant in Vic-
soria, Tony Tozer (387-6200).

‘COMMUNITY BUILDING
QUGHT

In other council business a
North Shore. JayceesS request
for a re-zoning and siting
amendment relating to the
West side of Lillooet Rd, was.
received: and District staff.
were authorised. to. prepare a
gylaw,
would be deferred pending -
decisions on subdivision.

The Jaycees are proposing
s@ construct a multi-usage

* gommunity building to setve

the recreational needs of
sesidents in the inter-river
area, including provision of
Pare .

- facilities for banquets, din-
sers‘and dancing, and would

share the building with other —

son-profit groups such as
“unior Achievement.

Jaycees estimate that the
wuilding will cost under
290,000. It would be located
ast north of Purcell Way on
the west side of Lillooet Rd.

A request for siting ar-
rangement by Venice Bakery
was moved on to the stage of
‘“4ylaw preparation, but fur-
ther action will be deferred
until zoning bylaw regula-
tions and the . building
cepartment’s requirements
ure satisfied. .

Public hearings were set
tor siting amendment prop-
vsals for Maples Motor
Lodge, 1800 Capilano Rd.
umd Capilano Toyota Inc.,
3765 Marine Drive. A public
hearing was also called for a
rezoning and a siting prop-
vraal by O'Sullivan Painting
atd., 1484 Rupert St.

All three of these public
hearings will be held, begin-
ning at 7:30 p.m., Monday,
Starch S.

Earlier in the meeting
camincil also received reports
tiom Ald, Peter Powell on
sctivities by the Water and
¥’aste Committee, the Parks
t. ommittec and the Planning
“ommittce of the Greater

Yancouver Regional District
--and from Mayor Don Bell
on the status of GVRD
negotiations with the Urban
Transit Authority, which
becomes responsible for all
farms of passenger transit
rext April 1.

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