THE following are
some of the issues that
were before North
Shore councils on
Monday March 9.
WEST VANCOUVER

Fine lines

NATIVE artist Rick Harry (Xwa Lach Tun) held a drawing class with Norgate elementary school students at
Capilano Malt on March 4. The session was part of the North Vancouver School District's Education Week.

Attendance: 55
Capacity: 85
Duration: 3 hours.
Absent: Coun. Fraser

Issue: That a development
permit application for 2170
Chairlift Road be denied.
Result: Carried

Issue: That the development
variance permit for 1785
Fulton Avenue be renewed for
the start of construction on
October 7, 1998.

Result: Carried

Issue: That the request from
Snow Falling on Cedars, NEC
Snow Fall Production Ltd. for
a noise exemption permit be

canted and chat che date for
filming in Lighthouse Park be

moved tro March 16, 1998.
Film crews must also limit che
number of trucks and adhere
to additional regulations
imposed by council.

Result: Carried

Issue: That staff review
options for the Service
Industrial-zoned properties
between the 1400- and 1500-
blocks of Clyde Avenue and
that council not take action
against a private tutoring
agency located in that area for
a penod of two months in
order to provide for comple-
tion of the review.
Result: Carried

— Catherine Barr

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY

JUSTICE REFORM
PUBLIC CONSULTATION

Accorney General Ujjal Dosanjh is undertaking justice reforms co
strengthen community partnerships and give British Columbians
a stronger voice in the delivery of justice. These reforms include

the recently announced Community Accountability Programs
initiative chrough which communities can deal with low-risk

offenders outside che traditional court system, and ensure chat
victims are heard and supporred.

You are invited to ateend a public consuleation with the
Accorney General on his reform plan, and on Community
Accountebility Programs:

Saturday, March 21
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Douglas College Performing Arcs Theatre

(North Building)

700 Reyat Avenuc, New Weseminster

To reserve a seat please call 660-2421 and ask co be cransferred

to Victoria 356-6-490. If you are oursicde the Vancouver calling
area please call 1-800-663-7867 and ask to be transferred to
Victoria 356-6490.

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BRITISH
COLUMBIA

Ministry of Attorney General

NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

Attendance: 17
Capacity: 50
Duration: 3:15 hours

Issue: That effective Jan. 1,
1998, a city policy be estab-
lished specifying thar the rev-
enuc received trom the tees
generated by film production
companies for the use of city-
owned heritage buildings be
allocated to the — city’s
Heritage Contribution
Account.
Result: passed unanimously
— Jolanda Waskite

READERS’

THE following people
appeared in North
Vancouver courts
recently to face various
charges:

Before Judge Bill
Rodgers in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 4:

Deanna Georgina Brogan,
36, of North Vancouver, was
fined $500 and had her
licence suspended tor 12
months after she pleaded
guilty to being a driver who
collided with an unatrended
vehicle and failed to stop on
April 23, 1997 in North
Vancouver District.

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Sharon Elizabeth Dundas,
38, of North Vancouver, was
jailed one day and received
12 months’ probation after
she pleaded guilty to:

@ stealing an espresso
machine from London Drugs
on July 14, 1997 in North
Vancouver City;
B® tailing to go to court on
Sept. 10, 1997.

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Majerpal Singh Thandi,
33, of Surrey, was jailed seven
days, fined $675 and had his
driver's licence suspended for
12 months after he pleaded
guilty to:

@ possessing a stolen licence
validation decal on April 14,
1997 in West Vancouver;

@ driving without a licence;
@ driving without insurance;
B speeding.

Before Judge Reginald
Grandison in North
Vancouver provincial court
on Feb. 4:

Matthew: William) Baird,
28, of West Vancouver, was
fined $600 after he pleaded
guilw to being the driver
who failed to remain ar an
accident scene on Dec. 20,
1997 in North Vancouver
Cit.

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Jason Michae! Matt, 27,

of Mission, was jailed 14
days, fined $600 and had his
driver’s licence suspended for
{2 months after he pleaded ~
guilty to:
B driving on the Trans-
Canada Highway in West
Vancouver while’ prohibited
on Oct. 18, 1996; _
a obstructing West
Vancouver Petice Const. .
Richard Burnect on April 1,
1997 in West Vancouver.

The jail sentence was rec-
ommended served through
electronic monitoring.

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