$650,000 for City park

NORTH VANCOUVER Ci-
ty hopes to complete Phase Il
of its Waterfront Park by the
end of this year.

A bylaw to approve the ex-
penditure of $650,000 raised
in tax sales to this end was
taken to third reading at
Monday’s meeting.

The work to be done will

include landfill and building
of a seawall and pier. The
area north of the tracks was
completed as Phase 1.

**We would like to have the
park completed and connect
the pier with Canada Place
by Seabus by Expo ‘86,”’ said
Alderman Stella Jo Dean,
chairman of the City’s Expo

LITTLE LEAGUE

Pitching for
diamond help

THE J.C. ROTARY Little League has approached
North Vancouver District Council for help in its
drive to rebuild the little league facility at Chris

Zuehlke Park.

Don Abney told Council
Monday reconstruction plans
would provide a ‘“‘first class
facility from which to
Operate concessions and in
which the League can secure-
ly store its equipment.”’

The cost of reconstruction
has been cstimated at
$95,000, with $35,000
already “‘more or less pro-
mised by the City of North
Vancouver .”’

Abney said the organiza-
tion would like to. see

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substantial funding come
from the District either in the
form of financial contribu-
tions or skills.

Little League baseball has
operated for about 30 years
in North Vancouver with
more than 7,000 youngsters
participating in the J.C.
Rotary area. Currently there
are about 2,000 players in-
volved in the North Shore
Little League. Council will
consider the project request
next Monday.

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