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The | ‘building ofa.

-- Lower

- Level - road |

. through - North” Van-".

= Col er. is at least two

|. years. away, according
to.

; ‘North: Vancouver
City ‘Mayor Jack
Loucks.

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But he says such a road:
must be “built, “and .in-
stallations, such as.a traffic
light at the intersection .of

.. Third Street and Forbes, will
. hopefully only be temporary

measures, until sucha road

is built.

‘Its..a’ case. of having .

several things to do,’ said

‘Mayor Loucks, referring to

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why .the. construction of .a_
lower level road would take
so long..

WEST VANCOUVER
| (8P.M.)

5496 Bay Street rezoning
application.

Tree by-law. :

Policy...
committee. agenda:

- Development proposal: for

1400 block Clyde Avenue.

Horseshoe Bay Festival - .

July 28.
Fishermen's Cove
restaurant application.

_ Sunset Marina - = ap-
plication for restaurant
extension and . construction
of new gas barge.

Sewell’s Marina -
restaurant application.

Advisory Planning
Commission re: design group
reports on residential and
apartment areas.

West Vancouver Minor
Hockey Association -
request for space for fund
raising campaign.

Petition for cutting and
thining of trees at Wod-

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oe Two lanes have: to: be. _ built:— ~ —-In- -the-- -meantime-—City--tersection, while escorting ao
. along by the grain elevators,’ -

and: planning.

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_he said, ‘and severak bridges
will. have to be constructed.’ .

He. also. ‘said. the: City will
have. to: negotiate with, the

‘Squamish Indian. Band to .

build. a. road. through the

reserve, and he said this will -

_take some time.

| In, the long. run we must -
“have. a lower: level “road,”
Loucks s said.

‘The. “main - roblem, is. ¢
“P e lights at the'intersection was
Made: because of the large

along Marine Drive, .where |

.the traffic. has..one of - the

ighest c counts, around. i

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-.council . is. taking somie

-_measures to alleviate the: —
' traffic problems i in the lower
‘Part of the City?

‘Council recently. passed a.
motion to advise - the
Squamish Indian ‘Band

council’. of | city council's.

proposal to install a :traffic

and pedestrian — ‘Signal: at’
Third . Street and Forbes
» Avenue. _

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The decision to place the

umber: of trucks needing to
‘turn left’:onto Third from

_that

student across the road.

‘The city” also wants to
install the light to encourage

people to turn down. Forbes.

‘and use the lower toad
through the city. :

_ A report from the City
engineer. says it is apparent

_the construction of a ‘Lower

Level route to ‘connect

. Esplanade to First Street is
not imminent,’ and so, ‘the.

‘traffic signal is needed even
if: temporarily.” 4

Originally the
mendation to council read

“TRAFFIC SIGNAL

‘Tt i is the only. true route if.
_ you want to get right through .
the District of North Van-
couver,’ he added..

endas |

. West Vancouver Squash
and Racquetball Club -
approval. of transfer of
ownership of townhouse
portion, and ‘approval - for
extension of time.

= NORTH RTH VANCOUVER |
: CITY (7:30 P.M.) © ca

Public
hore .

ealty to rezone 167 West.
Second: Street from RH.
High-density apartment zone
to CD-9 comprehensive
development zone to permit
a retail service group lL.

Delegation from Kenneth

‘Morgan re: dangerous.
creatures by-law amend- -
ment,

North Vancouver Parking
Commission re: use of old
city yard site, and re: ac-
tivities of parking com-
mission: Relocation of
building at 2429 Lonsdale
Avenue.

schools, and aspects of
Rezoning application for flights, for Handsworth
100 block econd Street Secondary.
Stratification of duplex at
432-434 East Second Street
and 426-428 East Second. WEST VANCOUVER
Park Lith § SCHOOL BOARD
arking ‘aL. lith Streetand, ..
Site Andre WIE 2 oii, pepe adi hail ;

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- ~ “Forbes,

- NVSS.
<. members only.

‘plication caring: Piva

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‘and “also - the dif-
_ ficulties: “people~ have had
crossing Third on foot.

~: Barlier this year-a crossing
guard was knocked down on
: Third ‘Street near ‘the in-

Traffic safety -
Vehicle Task Force.
Revisions to parking

requirements on a 24-hour
basis.

In camera meeting on.
‘site --

‘ NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT (8 PMY.

Not available at News .

press time.

NORTH VANCOUVER.
SCHOOL BOARD.
(Tuesday 7:30 PM)

Application by Canadian
Red (Cross for leasing of
Delbrook cafeteria.

Two locally developed

courses for approval - career
development, for secondary

says Copper C Cove

‘Copper Cove. residents
appealed to West Vancouver
Council again last week to
ban night diving at their
beach this time not so much
because of noise but because

of diver safety. ~,

Doug Williams, a Coe
resident, said two of his
neighbors had to “put
themselves in considerable

danger” to save a diver in
distress.

Although any of = the
residents would have
responded to the
emergency, “wo don’t like to

be put in that position,” he
said.

Alderman Ann Arnott
recommended that the Parks

and Recreation Advisory
Commission investigate the
new complaint.

John Quail, accident
research officer for the
Underwater Section of the

B.C. Safety Council, said
B.C. rates high in safety
among the provinces,

Council will debate the
issuc after thp recreation
commission makes a report.

Motor —

Council”

‘should be advised of what
the council’s decision to

‘proceed with the in-
stallation.” os
But the motion was—

changed from ‘decision’ to

; cino,

. block,” Loucks | says,
- the
recom-—

the. Squamish band. _

ae
‘proposal, - ‘and a “meeting

was proposed, in the words
of Alderman Frank “Mar-

derstanding.’

“Mayor Loucks Says the.

meeting will give the Indian
band a chance to raise. their
objections, and he says he

hopes the meeting will go_

satisfactorily.

But’‘the Indians want us to
close Third Street for one
and
‘they might, not be happy that
lights are being ‘in-
stalled. ,

+

In_the. past. ‘the Indian.

Band has persuaded the City
to stop the four-laning of

Third Street, after council

liad approved the measure.

The Indian band has also

opposed other attempts at.

‘to avoid any misun-

‘Third Street at the

’ months.

road _ construction in “the

area.

_ Loucks said“ the in-
térsection at Forbes. will

- have to be widened to allow

for holding lanes, but he
adds that the light will not be
a long one.

In the 1979 City budget,

$45,000 has been alloted for
‘and “other |

mioving "poles,
engineering. work to widen
in-
tersection, and $25,000 has
been alloted for the traffic
light at the i intersection. ,

_A-spokesman-f for-the- City a
engineering. -department says;

if there are no: problems

arising: from the meeting.

with the Indian Band, it is
anticipated - the lights. will be
installed ‘in about

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