ALSO

POSS eRe

WEATHER:

Sunshine Wednesday and
Thursday, some cloud
starting Friday.

RUNNING: BI
A look at the loneliness of ..
the long distance runner.

DRUGS: CI

Dealing with drugs in North
Shore classrooms.

BEAUTY: C2

A new Miss North Shore
has been crowned.

A3 - Wednesday, July 11, 1984 - North Shore News’

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What’s Going On. .B16

heries told to move

trailers or no approval

WV council balks at okaying $8 million rebuilding

UNTIL FEDERAL Fisheries and Oceans
authorities guarantee they will remove trailers from

the Fisheries laboratory site at 4160 Marine Drive,
West Vancouver municipal council will not give its
blessing to a $8 million development project there.

The Department of
Fisheries and Oceans has ap-
plied for permission to con-
struct a two-storey, 36,490
square foot building to house
offices and laboratories. But

By LOUISE TUR

before council makes any
decisions Mayor Derrick

Humphreys indicated he

wanted firm assurances
from the federal government
that the trailers, which have
been in violation of
municipal regulations pro-
hibiting temporary facilities
for about 14 years, will be
removed within a reasonable
length of time.

Of the 39 vehicles on site,
eight are occupied by the Na-
tional Water Research In-
stitute at the east end of the

THE PICTURESQUE sight of net fishermen working the waters off Dundarave won't be

location. The remainder are
used by Fisheries and Oceans
for salmonoid and marine
research and, north of
Marine Drive, by a branch of
Environment Canada
operating a water quality lab.

Associate Director of the
Fisheries Research Branch,
Howard Smith, indicated to
council that the NWRI may
relocate out of the province

photo submitted

seen for an while West Van

couver council was told Monday night that the waters are closed to the act fishers between June 1S and Auguste |

in 1986 and that a number of Council will delay  pro-

trailers would be displaced by
the new building, but he
could not tell council what

would become of those
remaining.
Alderman Dave Finlay,

who has followed the trailer
situauion for a number of
years, made the suggestion
for a ‘‘fresh sheet’? to ‘‘get
the thing done properly °°

ceedings for approximately
two weeks at which time they
hope to have a firm commit-
ment from the. federal
government on the future of
the trailers.

Although the land is
tederally owned, authorities
are expected to respect
municipal development and
building objectives.

MONTROYAL —
Report
supports
extension

NINE RECOMMENDATIONS have
to the District of North Vancouver
with the proposed Montroyal
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been made
in connection
extension = and

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