A8 - Sunday, August 15 1982 - North Shore News

FASTER THAN A MOVING FIREHALL, cyclist goes ti overtake ax the Tiddlycove firckall rolls down the road to
the Fisheries building. The building has been moved next door to the Fisheries research building as a te
location while a new firehall will be built on the Tiddlycove site at a cost of $700,000. (Exic Eggertson photo)

Thumbs down for Self-Counsel

DESPITE objection from
two local aldermen, North
Vancouver District Monday
shot down a scheme by a
publications firm to develop
District-owned property on
Mountain Highway with
facilities to contain its
operations.

International Self-Counsel
Press Ltd. in a tender-lease
agreement with District
dating back to December
1980 sought to build a two-
storey structure for book
storage and warehousing
purposes.

However, IS-CP’s lease
arrangement with District
was conditional on the
company’s applying for a

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“siting area zoning am-
mendment” by March 1981.
In addition, the firm,
which distributes self-help

legal publications, was
required to post a $15,000
deposit.

But since the initial lease
agreement with the
municipality, IS-CP has
twice requested extensions
to the zoning ammendment
deadline.

And
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according to:

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which noted “the apparent

of IS-CP to
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proposal...with the Advisory
Design Panel’s recom-
mendation” to redesign the

building so that “the second
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SIX people were taken to
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result of a three-car collision
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three kilometres north of
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Police says a 1966 Cor-
vette was travelling
southwards at an excessive
speed when the driver lost
contro! on a _ileft-hand
corner.

The car went into the
northbound lane, where it
collided with the driver's
door of an approaching 1974
Honda.

‘A 1970 Oldsmobile
travelling, behind the. Honda

injured

collided with the Honda and
was struck almost
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$2,000. Total | vehicle
damage is put at $13,000.
Charges are pending

against the driver. of. the
Corvette.

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