Al2-Wednesday, Tune 25, 1980 - North Shore News

MODEL OF LONSDALE QUAY shows the 10 project sites that make up the development.

North Shore residents will
have their only chance to
directly comment on the
Lonsdale Quay develop-
ment, July 8, but all they will
see are general outlines and
mo real detafls of what the
development will look like.

And, apart from two
major exceptions, North
Vancouver City council has
to approve the projects
without knowing exactly
what they will look like.

The announcement of the
public hearing came
Monday evening, just hours
after Premier Bill Bennctt
officially launched con.
struction of the first building
on the site - the Pacific
Marine Training Institute
(PMTI) of B.C.

What the public will sce at
the hearing in July is the
rough outline of the ten
different project sites which
the Lonsdale Quay

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into.

Because of the nature of
the development, no
detailed plans of the
buildings will be shown
although the public will be
able to see the shape and use
of each of the sites.

Prior to the public
hearing, City council had to
given first readings to zoning
bylaws for each of the
projects, and this was done
Monday.

PRE-APPROVAL

City director of permits
and licences Frank Morris
gave council members the

details of cach of the
projects, the approximate
size and height of the

buildings, and the number of
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specific building, a specific
package,” Morris toid
council. “We are doing the
same thing with ICBC (the
Insurance Corporation of
British Columbia building)
but that will not be true of
the remainder of the sites.”

“You will have to pre-
approve a package.” Morris
said.

But he assured council
that the standard zoning and
subdivision laws would apply
to the projects and the
Lonsdale Quay Develop-
ment Board and the British
Columbia Development
Corporation will be watching
the details of the
development very closely.

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Alderman Elko Kroon
said he was worried that
after the projects had been
approved, the developers
could climinate all of the

landscaping shown on
models of the site.
“We could see it all

disappear,” he said.

Payne, who is on the Quay
development board, said
that Kroon had a point.

But like Morris, he told
council that the board would
be kecping a very close cyce
on the details of the
projects.

The public hearing on the
Lonsdale Quay development
is scheduled to take place
Tuesday, July 8 at 7:30 p.m.

in the North Vancouver City
council chamber.

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