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By MAUREEN CURTIS

Contributing Writer

There is already a waiting list to
get into the 42-unit, $3 million
apartment project that is scheduled
to be constructed this year at 606
14th Street.
Approval was granted following
a public hearing in which concerns
over traffic and parking were rais-
ed.
The housing project will be
located adjacent to Hollyburn
Elementary School, which handles
French Immersion classes, daycare
and children’s sporting activities.
“While recognizing that seniors
housing is a worthwhile project,
there is great concern in the school
about the additional strain the
resulting increase in traffic will
have on the already busy streets
around Hollyburn School,’’ said
Elizabeth Demner, chairperson of
the Hollyburn/Pauline Johnson
School Association.
Demner urged council to under-
take a thorough traffic study of
the area. She admitted that existing
traffic problems are being created
_ by the parents dropping off and
picking up their children.
“Additional traffic could all too
easily cause the tragedy we have
been fortunate enough to avoid so
far,"’ she added.
‘We have to come up with a
better traffic flow in the area,’
added local mother Linda Miller.
Director of operations Don
Walker said the same problem ex-
ists near all the district’s schools,
and that staff is working on it. Most i t
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