Al2 - Wedmesdzy, Jansary 6, 1982 - Nerth Shore News

Marine Drive -
the Granville
Street of NV?

MARINE DRIVE _ the sole speaker on the
should be the  dylaw.

Broadway or Granville of Orr
Street of North Van- 2. behalt Develop”

couver according to the owns two properties im the

District Advisory~ block. He said the only . — .

Design Panel ( P). 4 on on finally wnderway at Lyun Creck where a comtractor’s crew is pexiormbs
The panel wants Marine to was that three separate the laborious task of picking up garbage strewn on the banks as a result

encompass a mix of owners with possibly three Hallowe'en Day storm which dumped a corer of the Premier Street Landfill into the

residential and commercial creek. North Van District Deputy Engiecer Harry M

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your Honda

let me take care
of it

| have spent 7 years fix-
ing Hondas, all Hondas

says there has not and nothing but Hondas,
buildings in “a village rebuild were involved. previously becn an opportunity to pick up the garbage hiccause the creek level was so why take yours to
concept.” This, he said, was a too high. (Eric Epgertson photo) A anyone etse? .
The comments were made perfectly normal and

when the ADP made known reasonable situation.
its views on a proposed

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District some control over give District the power to

redevelopment of the fire-
ravaged buildings in the 1000
block of Marine Drive.

The bylaw would establish
a development permit area
for the block, which was hit
by two fires in the summer of
1981. It went before a public
hearing Monday 0night,
where it was denounced by

Pub problems
ure feared

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of 9:30 or 1:00 p.m.

‘he idea appealed to
Alierman Bill Sorenson,

wt o told council he liked the,

ne ghborhood pub concept.
He said it would not have the
sa:i¢ problems as “cabaret-
ty; ¢ places.”

3ut Mayor Jack Loucks

w sn’'tso sure.

I'm going to vote agamst
it he told aldermen. “It
so inds good but I think it
w | have its share of
pt >blems.”

oucks said he was also
cc cerned about “custom.
ta oring™” City bylaws,

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establish guidelines for
building design, land-
scaping, location, and other
matters.

However, some council
members aren't too happy
with the idea, and council
opted for more discussion
before proceeding with the
bylaw.

referring to the question of
whether parking restrictions
should be relaxed to mect
the space available near the
pub.

Alderman Stella Jo Dean
adamantly opposed the idea.

“Its a good wea aot to
have liquor outiets too close
to cach other.” she said,
suggesting there were
already plenty of liquor
outlets in the area.

Dean abso worned aloud
that patrons of the neigh
borhood pub would go to
other nearby liquor
establshments such as Fast
Eddie's once the pub closed.

But David Tapping. a

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That would put the City on
a pay-by-meter system,
rather than the fixed-cost

member of two couples who
are proposmg opening the
pub, told council he thought
otherwise.

Alderman Gary Payne.
who has repeatedly pushed
for acceptance of acigh-
borhood pubs, told council it
should encourage,,a good
operator to com@ into the
nght location.

“Tm im favor of small-
unit drinking estabhsh-
ments,” he said. as opposed
to “beer factones” with
“supermarket parkimg lot.”

Council will ask = the
Advisory Planning Com
mission for clanfication on
the park ing issuc.

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West Vancouver Municipal
‘Engineer Lin Ng.

But while municipalities
are adding up the costs of
this year’s flooding, they're
also looking at ways to avoid
future floods.

West Vancouver is
considering a scheme that
would allow private property
to be entered so that creek-
clogging debris could be
removed.

North Vancouver District *

has commissioned a $60,000
study which will look at how
dramage can be better
controlled on District
creeks.

months, will also provide
advice on where bank
protection may be

necessary.
Other Ambleside
businesses, meanwhile,

although they report
“business as usual”, are sull
waiting to hear from the
provincial government how
much compensation they
will receive for flood
damage. .

Joseph Mihalik,
propnetor of MJ Ceramic
Centre at 1528 Marine Drive,
says he has claimed $18,000
damages for his store, and

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at our new,

larger location:
1124 West 15th St.,
NORTH VANCOUVER

Peter K
Automotive Ltd.
988-7671"
ample parking in rear

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Arthritis
research
is paying off.

The study, expected to be Cannibal Tubs, 230-16th

Dean Christy, owner of

within four Street, has claimed $15,000.

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