12 — Friday, April 11, 1997 ~ North Shore News

THE following is a list
of recent North Shore
emergency incidents:

March 19
1300-blk. Cammeray
Break and enter. Suspect

gained entry to residence
through unlocked rear sliding
door. Keys to vehicle were
taken. Suspect entered garage
by breaking garage door win-
dow. Vehicle stolen from
garage. Stolen: °97 red Vulvo
850, purse containing keys,
credit cards and passport.
Value: $52,000.

1100-bik. Chartwell Dr.

Break and enter. Suspect
kicked in rear carport door to
residence. Entry gained to
kitchen area. Alarm set off.
Stolen: nil.
- 2500-blk. Queens Ave.
- Break and enter attempt.
Side door of house found ajar.
Dead bolt not broken. Pry
marks found on door. No
entry gained. Stolen: nil.
March 22

1600-bik. Esquimalt Ave.

_. Break and enter. Pry marks
located’ on lobby apartment
door. Laundry room door not
locked. No marks on laundry
machines. Stolen: two plants
(recovered). Unknown if
coins removed from
machines. Value: unknown.

WEST VAN.
‘FIRE DEPT

. Fire calls

500-blk. Ciyde

Oven fire.
300-blk. Stevens

Wires down causing fire.
600-bik. Hawstead

Wire on tree.

pril 4
3000-bik. Mathers

~ Transit changes
rankle mayor

‘NORTH Vancouver
District. Mayor Don
Bell is less than happy
with BC Transit.

_. Bell recently said pro-

posed changes to the BC

Transit. Service Plan will

result. in. significant reduc-

tion in transit service in the

‘district and also contradict

its transportation policies

‘and goals.

_ ...The changes affect five
‘North Shore bus routes.
They are: No, 240, No. 241,
No. 242, No. 246 and No.
247, -

Bell will be advising the
Vancouver Regional Transit
Commission (VRTC) that
the District of North
Vancouver opposes the BC
Transit. service changes to
the routes as proposed in BC
Transit’s 1997 Summer
Quarterly Service Plan.

_ . Headded he is expecting
the VRTC to engage in dis-

_ cussions. with the Nurch
Shore municipalities prior to
any such decision being
made.

“It appears that these
changes will be made with-
out consultation or com-
ment from North Shore
“municipalities, which is just
not acceptable,” said Bell.

“Any reductions are in
conflict with the goals and
Policies identified in the
Transportation Section of
the _District’s Official
Community — Plan,”
added.

A review of the five
affected bus routes suggests
that the proposed changes
will drop the level of service
for many of the North
Shore’s commuting — resi-
dents.

Proposals call for the cur-
rent’ North Vancouver

he

express routes on the
Georgia Street corridor. in
Vancouv - to operate as
local service for tive North
Vancouver bus routes: No,
240 L5th Screet-Vancouver,
No. 241 Upper Lonsdale-
Vancouver, No. 242 Upper
Lonsdale-Vancouver, No.
246 Lonsdale = Quay-
Highland-Vancouver — and
No. 247 Upper Capilano-
Vancouver.

The planned changes
appeared on the agenda of
the Transit Commission’s
April 9 meeting.

Hlegal burning.

900-blk. 16th St.

Hedge fire.

April 5
200-bik. Paitsmauk
Rubbish fire.

4000-bik. Rose

Megal burning.

Name: Andre Girard Logan
Age: 41

Offence: possession of stolen
property

Call NV RCMP at 985-1311.

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.2300-blk. Ottawa Ave: -

6000-bik. St. Georges
Illegal burning.

600-blk. Barnham
Illegal burning.

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6000-bik. Nelson
Stove fire.

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Age: 32
Offence: theft under $5,000

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