8 - Sunday, May 5, 1991- North Shore News

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

AGENDAS

North Vancouver City Council,
Monday May 6 at 7:30) p.m.:
Off-street parking reserve fund
expenditure byvlaw/Lease
authorization bylaw, RCMP
forensic ID section/Annual budget
bylaw/Tax rates bylaw/Perceniuge
additions bylaw/Capital Expen-
diture program bylaw. Reports:
City land for a performing arts
centre, Lower Lonsdale/Queen
Mary School Association youth
worker program grant/Review of
two-family and attached residen-
tial developments/Lions Gate
Hospital official community plan
amendment application/Radio
ticence fees/Lonsdale Avenue right
of way at 29th Street/Heritage
Video/Rogess Plaza artist selec-
tion committee. Notice of motion:
Options to purchase Versatile
lands.

North Vancouver District Council,
Monday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m.:
Special meeting of council:
Mayor's and aldermen’s indemnity
bylaws/1991 annual budget ap-
proval bylaw/l991 tax rates
bylaw/1991-1995 capital expen-
diture program bylaw/1991
municipal fand development
bylaw/199{ tax safe lands reserve
fund appropriation bylaw. Policy
and) Planning: GVRD_ report,
Creating Our Future/Proposed
playground for Mosquito Creek
Park/Parking for the disabled/
Deep Cove cultural Centre.
Notices of motion: Shaw Cable
budget program/1992 budget
planning.

West Vancouver District Council,
Monday, May 6 at 7:45 p.m.: Not
available.

DEVELOPMENT
PERMITS

North Vancouver City: Reports:

friends and relatives and

Magnussen Rec Centre.”

for our new home — close to

the activities of the Karen

Application to rezone 421 West
l6th St, Jacobsen and Curtis/92
Lonsdale Ave. development ap-
plication update, Maplewood and

Cantatio/ Application to revane
83800 Marine Dr..) Minit-Tunes
Dodson Maroz Architects.

North Vancouver District: Ner-
thlands goif course and
neighborhood planning — project,’
Vacant’ lands, Lyanmour north

area/Mosquito Creek Park, pro-
posed playground/Single family
residential zoning regulations.

West Vancouver District: Not

available.

PUBLIC
HEARINGS

North Vancouver City: None.
North Vancouver District: None.
West) Vancouver District: Not
available.

Agenda items are restricted by
space. For a complete listing of
West) Vancouver agenda items,
call 922-1211 after hours for re-
corded information. Comprehen-
sive agendas for North Vancouver
City and District are posted at the
respective halls and are also avail-
able at the public libraries.

Have You
Examined All

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There may be another way ...
Call us to review your alternatives.

For a free initial consultation,
contact: Harold Saunders,
Trustee or Susan Newbury,
Manager at (604) 681-5500.

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“Last year Lillian and | were “Right now, I’m in an apan-
mairied and we think Cedar ment with younger people
Village will be an ideallocation and we just don’t share the

to

Joyce Picketts
Alex and Lillian Fletcher

same interests. At Cedar
Village, I'll be among active
and compatible neighbours.”

We share a common interest.

“We're very impressed

before.”

with Buron. They're taking
the time to do things right
and are building a quality
far above what we've seen

Roy and Elsie Barnett

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(next to Beaver Lumber)

HOURS
Mon.-Fri. Ban-6prm
Saturday 10am-2pm

The retired individuais who have chosen a new
home at Cedar Village are as different as can be
in many ways, but they have one important thing
in common — they may be retired from their jobs,
but they're certainly not retired from life!

At Cedar Village, residents will enjoy spacious
two-bedrvom suites plus such shared luxury ameni-
ties as a billiards & games room, library and music
centre, kitchen and patio for BBQ's, a croquet lawn,
and lush gardens. The Rec Centre is minutes away,
as are churches, shops, professional offices, and
easy highway access for family and friends. And

‘for those who like to travel, the neighbourly atmo-
sphere at Cedar Village ensures your home is safe
while you're away.

Visit our Presentation Centre at 2020 Cedar
Village Crescent, North Vancouver, Monday thru
Thursday 2-4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday
1-5 p.m. Or call Pamela Bell at 980-414.

Full co-operation
with agents