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“It will be exactly 26 days
-between the time we received
notice and the passing of the
bylaw,’’ said Mayrs. He
adds that the actual wording
of the proposed bylaw
wasn’t available until Friday .
noon, giving. the residents
only nine working hours to
get legal advice.

. Humphreys says he
Tespecits the concerned citi-

zens’ opinion but says the
debris pit is absolutely nec-
essary to protect approx-
imately 100 homes at the
creek’s mouth. The
downstream residents are all
for it, adds Humphreys.

He contends everyone’s all
for flood control but never
in their back yard.

And Humphreys rejects
the contention that the
municipality is moving too
quickly and without suffi-

ome

“Cut from Canada’ ‘A Beef."

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cient warning.

“This problem has been
around ever since West Van-
couver was here,’’ says
Humphreys. ‘We are pro-
ceeding with all prudent
speed because we want to get
it done before the winter
floods.’’

MANY ALTERNATIVES
A $150,000 contribution

from the federal government
is the reason the project is

going ahead now, the mayor
says.

Humphreys also rejects
the possiblity of any alter-
natives. The engineering
report, done by Dayton and
Knight engineering consul-
tants, states this is the only
possible remedy, says Hum-
phreys.

The plan includes install
ing concrete steps, to slow
the water flow, above a rock
dam. The plan also calls for
a large metal grate called a

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Residents get Iittle notice from WV

grizzly which stops large
boulders: crashing down
stream.

The collected boulders will
be removed yearly via a ce-
ment access road proposed
to run across two. of the
properties.

4. second phase, to be
constructed sometime in the
future, would divert excess
runoff into a 10-foot culvert
leading via a separate
under-ground channel.

The Cypress Creek

Cut Into Chops

4.39 41.991,

homeowners say there are
plenty of ‘alternatives and
have hired engineer. Nigel
Skermer. Skermer, who
worked’ with the ministry of
highways on the Lions Bay
flooding problem, will pres-
ent the best of these alter-
natives at Monday’s council
meeting.

If passed by council Mon-
day the controversial —
flooding..control. could be
adopted at a special meeting
as early as Wednesday.

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