THE INFLUX of driving
schools plying their trade on the
North Shore is driving the Stotts
family crazy.

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY COUNCIL
By Robert Galster

So Norman and Marlies Stotts
took it upon themselves to survey
what they considered an unnatural
increase in the number of driving
school vehicles in their East 8th
Street neighborhood. They found the
results shocking and forwarded them
to North Vancouver City Council in the
hope of having the situation rectified.

“As residents on 8th Street, we'd
like to see this cease,” said Norman

FAL

RELL MUSSATTO ... “I'm
not against people learning
how to drive.”

Stotts before council Monday. Coun,
Darrell Mussatto sought to clarify
Stotts’ suggestion for a solution to the
problem.

“You're not against driving
schools, you just want to have your
share (of the traffic) and no more,”

Mussatto asked. Said Stotts, “We're
getting 80-90% coming from outside
the North Shore."

His wife Marlies was more forth-
coming in her presentation.

“They don’t learn how to drive,
they learn how to pass the test," she

said and udded that most of the dri-
vers and the instructors she has
approached “can't speak English and
just ask if there is a rule against it
(teaching driving skills in North Van).”

in response to these concerns
counci} requested city stall to study

the situation on April 3.

In his report. Development
Services Manager Francis Caouette
said the North Shore is a popular
choice for student drivers because it

See Designated routes page 12

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OTICE is hereby given by the City of North Vancouver, pursuant to Section 957 of the Municipal Act of British Columbia, that a Public Mecting will be held on MONDAY,
May 15th, 1995 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber, City Hall, 141 West I4th Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive representations in connection with the -|
following proposed amendments to “Zoning Bylaw, 1967”, and the “Zoning Map of the City of North Vancouver", which is an integral part of “Zoning Bylaw, 1967", also known

as “Bylaw No. 3778":

‘To rezone Lot 18; Block 47, D.L. 548, Plan 1658, located at 322 West [4th Street,
indicated in grey area on the map below, by reclassilying the said property

FROM: RS (One Family Residential)
TO: RT-1 (Two Family Residential Zone)

to permit development of a duplex on the site.

Tones Avenue

East 15th Street

East 4th Street

APPLICANT: REZAVCURTIS

Mahon Avenue
St. Andrew"s Avenue

East 10th Street

East th Street

To rezone Lot X, BLOCK 96, D.L. 549/550, PLAN 6965, locate: at 301 East LOth Street,
indicated in grey area on the map below. The amending bylaw will have the effect of. :
removing the said property ;
FROM: RS (One Family Residential)

TO: CD-294 (Comprehensive Development 294 Zone)

to permit development of a duplex with a secondary suite on the site.

APPLICANT: RESKOVICH/BURNABY DESIGN & DRAFTING

LL PERSONS who believe that their interest in property is affected by the proposed Bylaws No. 6687 and No. 6688 shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be

heard in person, by attorney or by petition. The proposed Bylaw may.be inspected at the office of the City Clerk between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday,
except Statutory Holidays, from May 1st to May 15th, 1995. Written submissions will be accepted up to and including May 15th, 1995, but submissions will NOT be accepted
after the conclusion of the Public Hearing. :

- Bruce A. Hawkshaw, City Clerk

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