- - Wednesday, May 20, 1998 — North Shore News

onsultant reviews

Catherine Barr.
Contributing Writer
THE first draft of the Cuff
-_réport is in the hands of West
Vancouver council, but the
a results have yet to be released.

The report’s author is George
‘Cuff an independent Alberta consul-

assessments.

His draft report consists of an
“organizational review” of municipal
hall and district staff.

Ic was commissioned by council in
January.

The draft Teport was received on
April 29, packaged in seven separately
sealed envelopes, each individually

‘addressed to the respective mayor and

councillors.

“I have questions that I will be rais-
ing when we meet with Mr. Cuff,”
said Coun. Allan Williams, who was
reluctant to release any details of the
report. “He’s made some very critical
comments.”

Williams said that he will be ques-
tioning “some of his (Cuff’s) stare~
ments regarding the way business is
conducted in West Varicouver.”

Said Williams: “I think he has mis-

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interpreted 5 some of the things he has
been told.”

Mayor Pat Boname said the next.

step is ‘for council to submit its ques-
tions, comments and corrections by
the end of this month.

“Then he works on another. draft.

copy,” she said.
She said she knows thar ‘municipal
staff members are “getting ‘very frus-.

dealing with somebody. not: in: ‘the
province.”

She confirmed thar, contrary to he
recent sintements; senior staff will no
be seeing the draft

“We've (council) cided ‘that they

Need to see a complete. repoi

Boname said.
The final report, which

‘say$ will be: available to -the’ public

trated. It’s all so hard | when » you 3 ane! a expected some ime in Jun

“fant. who specializes .i in municipal

Duration: 3:15 hours
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Issue: That the April 22, °
1998 report of the city
- administrator entitled
“Auxiliary Officer = —
Firearms” be referred to the
Joint Police Liaison
* Committee for comment. -
Result: defeated 4-3 -.
Opposed: Coun. Braithwaite,
Coun. | Fearnley, Coun.
*, Mussatto; Coun. Sharp

THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER...

Issue: That council meet

with the North. Vancouver

RCMP superintendent and a

co Tepresentative “of -» the,

Attorney General on the sub-,

_ ject of auxiliary: officers cand
firearms .

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city, and property ow
: Baty a keine schools

diversity ofthe City’s population. Once wdopted |
are lo ed, to dis---

Diversity. Policy will become part of the City’s Seeial’ Plant.

AGENDA: © Staff presentation

* Representations from the Public.
¢ Diacussion by. members of the Policy: Co:
° Recommendations from m Policy C Commits

“parking-res
‘in_new developments are.not -
sold to:strata lot owners; and
he” provincial” govern-
nt'be. requested to amend’
plicable: legislation in.
‘to: ‘prohibit -common -
suchas, visitor parking;
from. being. the” property of.
dividual. str

a sedesian sig
a ‘Lonsdale

thar: its $30, 000 0 oe be paid”
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wes and’ ‘feege tees Lot “G”, Plan: 6709 and Lot “V”, ome
; 17009; beth of Block 229, District Lot. 545, Group One,.
zl New Westminster District

“which said portion contains a total of 258 metres squared

more’ or less and is shown as shaded area .on the
'. Explanatory. Plan:to'the right, prepared. by’ ALK. Wi ter,”

British Columbia Land Surveyor and dated April 3, 1998.

Bylaw No..7021 ‘and the plans of the proposed lane closure, .

may be inspected at the Development Services Department
(Lands: Divis fon) | at City Hall; 141. West 14th acon North®

hdne: 9857776}