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ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
for North Vancouver District's
new Dorothy Lyias Elementary
School were viewed Tuesday by
North) Vancouver’s District 44
School Board.

Slated for construction in
December in) North Vancouver
District's Indian River Road area,
the 13-classroom facility will ac-
commodate 400 elementary school
students and 50 kinderosrten
children in one of the district's
most quickly growing
neigheorhoods.

“Tt will eventually have the larg-
est elementary school population
in the district,’’ said Trustee
Richard Walton.

Trustee Anne Macdonald said
that four subdivisions are being
planned in the area, ‘cach as large
as Lynn Valley.”

Two new schools are in the
works — Dorothy Lynas (named
for the trustee who kas served on
the board for approximately 33
years) and a replacement for Bur-
rardview, which might be called
“Cove Cliff?’ school.

Seycove, built approximately
nine years ago, was the last new
school to be built in the district.

Jim Barnum of Carlberg
Jackson Partners Architects pres-
ented the drawings of Dorothy
Lynas Elementary, which will be
located off Indian River Road ad-
jacent to Neighbourhood Park.
Several adjustments have been
made to the plans, bringing it
closer to Inlet Crescent for easy
access to parking.

The single-storey structure has,
in addition to the 13 classrooms, a
gymnasium and = multi-purpose
room,

There is provision for four extra
classrooms to allow for the future
expansion that the school district
estimates wil! be necessary.

The frame structure will be
finished jin stucco and cedar to
blend in with the residential char-
acter of the neighborhood.

Assistant school superintendent
Pat Bell thanked the members of
the volunteer consultative commit-
tee who have participated in the
new school’s planning.

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“The Districe of North Van-
couver has also been of great
assistance to ts and has been sen-
sitive to the urgency of this pro-
jeet,"" said Bell.

Clearing of the land for the pro-
ject is scheduled to begin in
November. The school should
open in the fall of 1989 with about
300 students transferred from
Sherwood Park School.

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