WV residents voice
concern over traffic

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individual citizens’ concerns
that council has not allowed
enough time for sufficient
public input.

The draft plan was
published at the beginning of
June and the first session of
the public hearing was held
June 5.

“Even after council ap
proves the community plan,
citizens will be able to bring
about changes because the
plan is essentially open-
ended,” Humphnes assured

about 40 residents at
Monday's hearing.
However, the several

people who made a sub-
mission thal evening were
concerned with fairly broad
issues — mainly the
acquisition of parkland and

new residential development
in West Van.

Jeanette Helmer attacked
the proposed multi-level
parking garages for Dun-
darave and Ambleside. “Will
parking garages add to our
enjoyment of West Van in
the near future. We need
green spaces instead, where
the population is heaviest,”
she told council.

The community plan
should also recommend
opening up the entire
waterfront area to all West
_Van_ residents, Margaret
Philman said.

“We need more small

parks in neighborhoods even
uf they're only big enough for
a soccer game,” she added.
Several other residents
indicated they would not like

to see the development of
the Capilano Indian reserve
until traffic problems
already existing in the area
are on the way to being
solved.

Director of Development
Dr. Bob Collier said that all
input from the public, either
written or verbal, will be
analyzed and, on the basis of
that, council will issue a
“council draft” community
plan including amendments
based on recommendations
from council and the public.

“The general public will”

get a complete document,”
Collier emphasized.

Alderman Humphries also
recommended that council
not debate the bylaw ap
proving the community plan
until September.

SCHOOL LIGHTING HAZARDS CHARGED

No reason to ‘fry’ vandals

Charges that the hghting
system at Seycove School
may be hazardous’ were
brought to the attention of
the North Vancouver School
Board at its regular meeting
last week

Don Ingram a_é North
Vancouver resident told the
board several “mishaps” had
occurred over the past year
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600/347 volt system,
involving a student.

Ingram said that while the
system is not illegal. it ap-
pears {tO contravene the
Canadian Electrical Code
which states that voltage
should not exceed 150 ex.
cept in commercial or in
dustnal properties.

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