INDUSTRIES LOCATED in Maplewood should
not be forced to move in the future even if they
don’t conform to North Vancouver District's
official community plan for the area, council

heard Monday.

Gary Letcher, spokesman
for Nova Lumber, told the
public hearing that although
Nova supports Maplewood's
community plan, they
disagree with the proposal's
wording since it could
jeopardize Nova’'s future in
the area.

He said Nova would like to
see an amendment added
which would permit
“existing log sorting and
storage activities” to operate
unaffected in Maplewood as
Nova has been doing for 30
years.

Letcher also wanted an
area zoned in the plan

medium industrial to be
amended with ai clause
allowing “land use _per-

mitting manufacturing and
storage”

Letcher said if the plan is
not amended 1 threatens to
“destroy mghts enjoyed by
Nova for years”

Maplewood's community
plan outlines District's
social, economic and en-

vironmental goals for future
land use in the region

An ongoing controversy
among the industnmes in
Maplewood has been raging
since the plan first was made
public in carly 1982.

Industnes have expressed
concern about the = plan's
development objectives in

that they would force many
industmes out of the com-

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become non-conforming
land users.

Those specifically affected
by Maplewood’s plan — and
at the front of opposition to
ratification of the proposal
have been Nova Lumber, L
and K Lumber and Erco
Industries.

‘‘In these’ difficult
economic times, it is not
unreasonable for industry to
request understanding,” said
Letcher. “and it is only
sensible for District to
solidify its tax base.”

Council, meanwhile, told

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Consider the concerns at a meeting.

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