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A Deep Cove group which
got the date wrong on its
letter of application will be
permitted to appear before
North Vancouver District
council in order to present its
_ plan for recreational vessel
* mooring in the Cove.

The group — Indian Arm
Marine Corporation — will
have its delegation headed

’ by its president, William
Cameron. —

Alderman Peter Powell
noted at last. week's council
mecting that the date on the
request for a delegation was
shown as 1079. The group,
he commented, must be
survivors from the Battle of
Hastings (at which the

Profit
for B.C. Rail

Efficiency of operation will
help make a $3.3 million
profit this year for B.C. Rail,
says its president, Mac
Norris.

Improvements in the
service and operation are
noted below St.) John in
northern B.C., he says,
resulting in a profitable rail
operation. .

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Council will receive
‘survivors from 1066’

Normans conqucred Englznd
in 1066) — and on those
grounds alone they should be
received.

Following a second motion
on the subject, presented by
Alderman Marilyn Baker,
council agreed to hold a
public hearing in Deep Cove
sometime after the middle of
April to air presentations
from all interested parties on
the miatter of recreational

‘moorings in the Cove,

Two. weeks ago council
received a comprehensive
plan for recreational mooring
in the Cove from a separate.
group of residents known as
the Decp Cove Marine Trust.

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The municipality of West
Vancouver has announced
that a new bus route is being

4 established in the West-
++ mount-Bayridge area of the

municipality. The route will
~-go into operation this Monday
(March >) and will provide
hourly service to one ofthe
last areas of the community:
to have a bus service.

‘Approximately one-and-a-
half years ago, the
Municipality of . West
. Vancouver received a report
from a Transit. Task Force
and one of -their key

. with . the
‘Government to conduct a

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. extension of route into the
Westmount/Bayridge area.
This new route is in response
to that recommendation and

to the many . requests of

- citizens ¢ of the area 2 for such a

service.

“In “addition, _ the
Municipality of West
Vancouver is negotiating
Provincial

“para-transit” . experiment
for this area, and include the
Cypress Park Estates area as
well. However, it may be
some time before the para-
transit service is able to
proceed. This bus route will

provide a necessary service
i he :

. Alderman Robert Hicks
pointed out, in making the
announcement, that. an
evaluation of the route will

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Noise study ‘a waste’

North Vancouver City
Council has.cut loose $18,700.
from its 1979 budget to hire
consultant engineers to
determine noise levels. in
Lower Lonsdale. —

Alderman Murray
*Colcleugh, in voting against
the motion Monday, called
the... move a waste of
taxpayer’s money. He said
that the city has already
budgeted for a _ full-time
noise control bylaw officer to
be hired in April, and that
officer should be able. to
provide noise level study.

City Administrator Ed
Raymond said the study
“needs to be completed soon”
before the grain elevators in
the CNR marshallings yards
go into full operation.

“It’s necessary ‘to have a
record of noise levels before
and after,’’ he said, ‘‘to
demonstrate our case to the
CNR.”’

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“With spring approaching,”
he said, ‘‘increased foliage
and climatic changes may

; occur ‘during its initial ©

operation. This will enable
the Municipality to deter-
mine..the. efficiency of .the
route ‘and pattern of
ridership. Alderman Hicks
also indicated that a careful
review of the impact of the
route will be undertaken,
and, if minor variations in
the route would assist in
meeting the residents needs,
the Council will . do
everything possible to do so.

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timing, etc... may be ob-
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Vancouver
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study is not complete within

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