aerobics and dining out.

Open burning vetoed

THE BURNING of dry
garden refuse will be permit-
ted in the District of North
Vancouver all during the
months of April and Oc-
tober in 1985, however, open
burning is not slated to
become a regular occurrence
in the District.

A proposed amendment to
Section 19 (c) of the
District’s Fire Bylaw 5344
had recommended that the

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burning of dry garden refuse
be permitted throughout
April and October in any
given year.

However, Mayor Marilyn
Baker stated she was against
a complete reversion back to
ope: burning in the District.

Ald. Joan Gadsby agreed
with’ Baker’s position and
moved that the. bylaw
amendment only pertain to
burning in the coming year.

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NORTH VANCOUVER Ci-
ty council has approved bor-
towing $! million to com-
plete the Lonsdaic Quay
waterfront park by the spr-
ing of next year.

Aldermen voted
unanimously in favor of the
short-term borrowing bylaw
Monday, in an effort to have
the park completed by the
start of Expo ‘86.

The original plan was to
complete the park by
Spreading the cost — and the
development — over the
next three years.

The money will pay for
development of the: Chiba
Gardens, a stage, tidal pool,

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LOCAL MLA Angus Ree
will be joined by Rita
Johnston of Surrey at a
North Vaa -
couver-Capilano Social
Credit breakfast at 9 a.m.
Saturday. The two MLAs
are expected to discuss
recent changes in Victoria
and the government's
Speech from the Throne
delivered earlier this
week. The meeting wil! be
held at Cheers Restau-
rant, 125 East Second
Street.

§ - Friday, March 8, 1985 - Novsth Shore News

NV City to borrow
$1 million for Quay

seawall work, a playground,
benches, toilets and other
facilities.

City's decision,
with progress being made on
other major projects at

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