VOTES TAKEN on_ issues
addressed by North Shore
municipal councils mecting
on April 15 included:

Attendance: 86
Capacity: 126
Duration of meeting: 4:00

Issue: That council call on
the minister (of fisheries) to
cancel his current plan and
replace it with a made-in-
B.C. plan which genuinely
conserves salmon while pro-
viding the maximum eco-
nomic benefit both to the
industry and the people of
the province.
Result: Passed 6-1
Voting against:
Cuthbert

Coun.

issue: That the North
Vancouver Recreation
Commission be requested to
submit a report to council by
-no later than May 6 as to
how its proposed fee increas-

es for 1996 could be avoided
and/or rescinded and as to
whether or not these fee
increases act as a barrier to
participation.

Result: Passed 4-3

Voting against: Mayor
Dykeman. Coun. Cuthbert.
Coun. Bell

Issue: That a manual of pro-
tocol be prepared as a guide
to ensure appropriate recog-
nition of elected officials at
civic functions and activi-
ties.

Result: Defeated

Voting against: Mayor
Dykeman, Coun. Bell, Coun.
Cuthbert, Coun. Goldsmith-
Jones

Issue: That the Greater
Vancouver Gateway Coun-
cil’s recommendations
regarding Canada’s inarine
policy be supported and that
an appropriate fetter be sent
to the ministers of Finance,
national Revenue, Transport,
Public Works and the North
Shore members of pazrlia-
ment and MLAs.

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Result: Passed 4-3
Voting against: Mayor
Dykeman. Coun. Cuthbert.
Coun. Harris

— Martin Millerchip

Attendance: !7

Capacity: 70

Duration of meeting: 56
minutes

Absent: Coun. Danyliu

Issue: That the construction
of a retaining wall encroach-
ment on the Royal Canadian
Legion's road allowance on
the Legion’s 580 18th St.
property be approved.

Result: Passed unanimously

Issue: That the age restric-
tion in existing and future
senior citizens’ housing

remain at 60.
Result: Passed 5-1
Voting against: Coun. Wood

issue: That the noise contro!
bylaw be amended to include
an exemption for non-com-
mercial community events.

Result: Passed third reading.

Issue: That Dewey, Pardie
and Howe on Marine Drive
be allowed to extend its
hours for a West Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce
social function,
Result: Passed unanimously
— lan Noble

Attendance: 14

Capacity: 50

Duration of Meeting: 2:35
Issue: That the 1996 Pitch-

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In-Week campaign be sup-
ported by participating in the
campaign by requesting the
Engineering Department to
provide garbage pick-up ser-
vice during the week of May
6-12.
Result: Passed unanimously
Issue: That a report of the
Social Planner entitled
Social Plan Update be
received for council's infor-
mation.

Result: Passed unanimously

Issue: That a rezoning appli-
cation for 332/334 East 12th
St. and an attached Planning
Technician report be consid-
ered and referred to a public
hearing.

Result: Passed 5-2

Voting against: Coun. Bell,
Coun. Braithwaite

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authorized to make available
an additional Jot in the North
Vancouver Cemetery for the
purchase and future use by
Emil Gomperud as per City
Clerk = report _entitlect
Reservation of Additicnal
Cremation Lot — North
Vancouver Cemetery. —

Result: Passed unanimously

Issue: That a Statement of
Mutual Recognition and
Respect submitted by the
Council of Tourism
Associations of British
Columbia be referred to the
chamber of commerce.

Result: Passed unanimously

Issue: That the Greater
Vancouver Regional
District's minutes entitled
The Board in Brief, March
29 be received and filed.
Result: Passed unanimously
— Robert Galster

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