2 - Friday, February 21, 1986 - North Shore News

$1.8 MILLION AT STAKE

pull-out may sink development

A $1.8 MILLION commercial development in Lynn Valley
may sink if McDonald’s Restaurants pulls out of the pro-

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ject.

A dispute has arisen between the
fast-food chain and the area's res-
idents over a drive-through the res-
taurant is proposing.

McDonald’s, a prospective te-
nant of the development, which
would also include commercial
space for doctors, dentists, ac-
countants and other professionals,
said it will pull out if council turns
down its request.

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A vocal group of area residents
are urging North Vancouver
District Council to reject the plan-
ned development located at the in-

By NEIL LUCENTE

Contributing H

tersection of Ross Road and Lynn
Valley Road.

In public meetings at district

council, they said the drive-
through would = create traffic
hazards and increase juvenile

delinquency in the area.

But real estate manager for the
restaurant chain Paul Lachambre
said he expects five to six more
cars to pass through Ross Road
during the restaurant’s peak hour
between noon and | p.m. as a

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result of the drive-through.

President Michael Degelder of
Degelder Project Management
Ltd., the supervisor of the
development, said: ‘‘Rejection of
the drive-through may jeopardize
this development.

“We don’t know if the
development will go on as plann-
o,"* Degelder said. ‘‘There is that
possibility if we don’t find another
major tenant.””

Degelder said there are other te-
nants interested in the space if
McDonald’s pulls out, but he add-

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that we haven't approached any
other parties,” Degelder said. “It
woud be a pity to see the project
old. *"