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WV considers lot purchase

WEST VANCOUVER District
Council is considering adding to
its property acquisitions in the

700-block «15th Street, which is
adjacent to the district’s No. 1
Firehalt.

Sy Maureen Curtis
Contributing Writer

On Monday night, West Van-
couver Ald. Diana Hutchinson in-
treduced a motion for the pur-
chase of the lot at 775 15th St. for
$308,000.

“Opportunities

don’t always

WEST VANCOUVER >
DISTRICT COUNCIL

come up at the right time,”’ said
Hutchinson.

Hf the bylaw for the purchase is
adopted at a subsequent council
meeting, the municipality will add
it to the two lots it already owns
in the same block.

The purchase would help secure
the site for future municipal pur-
poses, according to West Van-
couver planning director Steve
Nicholls.

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Parks,
marinas
discussed
at meeting

THE GREATER Vancouver
Regional District (GVRD) held a
public workshop April { to gather
North Shore resident input on the
future of regional parks and out-
door recreation facilities in the
area.

By A.P. McCredie
Contributing Writer

The meeting at  recCentre
Delbrook was the fifth of six
workshops being conducted by the
GVRD as a result of their
Creating our Future program, a
plan that places a high priority on
establishing the region’s ‘*Green
Zones.”*

The GVRD — responsible for
the acguisition, development and
management of regional parks in
Greater Vancouver — will take
the inpu: from the public
workshops and create a_fong-
range plan for the region.

A newsletter outlining the goals
will be published and distributed
in two months,

At the April 1 meeting, Ken
Capon, a charter boat operator,
asked members of the GVRD to
consider establishing a marine
destination point at Granite Falls
in Indian Arm,

“The only place to dock is the
Weldwood wharf, and it is getting
rickety. Plus, the shoreline is loose
gravel and quite difficult to walk
on,”’ Capon said.

Some of the Indian Arm
shoreline is currently for sale, but
the GVRD has deemed the price
to be prohititively expensive.

Noting that there used to be a
suspension bridge and a restaurant
at the site, Capon said Granite
Fails is an attraction that, with
only a small investment, could

See GVRD page 12

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