A} - Wednesday, February 16, 1983 - North Shore News

By TERRY LAVENDER

COMPLAINTS from __ the

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However, two council
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"owners of an apartment
building on 14th Street in
North Vancouver City about
noise from a cabaret on 3rd
Street ruin the credibility of
the complaint. City council
members said .

Owners of Marlborough
Tower, at 144 West 14th
Street, had written a letter to
ceuncil - complaining about
noise from people leaving
Whisper’s Cabaret, right
next door to the building,
and about similar noise from
Fast Eddie's which is located
at 3rd and Lonsdale, 10
blocks away from _ the
apartment building.

Aléérman Frank Marcino ~

said he lived closer to Fast
Eddie's — a mere seven
blocks away — and never
noticed any noise.

Council voted to send the
owners of the building a
letter saying they were
satisfied the RCMP was
adequately patrolling the
area and the establishments
named, and suggested the

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Alderman Stella Jo Dean
said noise from Whisper’'s PAGE C3
definitely was a problem and SBI Sey
that the City has a a Z E
responsibility to the a ee nen ce E
residents of Marlborough — ~ ~
Tower to ensure they have
peace and quiet late at night.
The RCMP should step up
its patrols, and the noise
control people should take
noise readings on late
weekend nights from the
drinking establishments.

Alderman Gary Payne
noted that though the police
have found the noise

problem hasn't gotten any
worse, “it isn't getting any
better either.”

apartment dwellers is that
they live “adjacent to
drinking establishments that
are open and are serving
liquor too late at night,”
Payne said.

But Alderman Ralph Hall
said the apartment dwellers
knew what kind of neigh-
borhood it was when they
moved in.

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