aywood rezone OK’d
for persistent WV man

THE PATIENCE of a oinan
who bought property at 2484
Haywood Ave.-swius rewarded
recently when West Vancouver
District Council approved Feb.
2} ihe zoning amendment and
development permit necessary
fora seven-anit commercial:
residential building.

West Vancouver
District Council
By Maureen Curtis

Sines John Jalali acquired the fot
inthe block north of Dundarave. a
number of earticr attempts ta devel-
op the property had been unsuc-
cessful.

One of the propositls called for
the joint development of Jalali’s
property and a neighboring proper-
ly which is owned by the munici-
pality and currently used by a day-
care facility.

The project was abandoned
when the municipality was unable
to come up with another location
for the daycare.

Jalali forged ahead with a sin-
gle-lot project. It failed to meet
council approval.

But the latest proposal, designed

by West Vancouver architect:

Robert
received. :
The development includes two
commercial units facing Haywood
Avenue and five residential units,’
The proposal calls for an abun-
dant use of green glass and brick
cladding. :
Burgers pointed out thal the
building’ will be stepped back on
. the upper floors. ;
“Many of the existing trees on
the property will be retained.
-A retaining wall on one side will
allow the daycare to backfill its lot
. to create better play space.
Coun. Andy Danyliu was satis-
. fied thal the development would
" not destroy an existing creck.

Burgers,’ was, better

“We're not losing a creck;

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secre nina a cudwert. Sard
Coun Allie Willis. aba eb. fd
meshing that wok the proyees to
third reading.

Owners of the fand te the south
west, occupied by the IGA store in
Dundaruve, expressed support but

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alse sante concerts about the secur
rity of ther parking fot wining
scall duriag construction.

Mong with other aciphbars,
they are warned that the develop:
nent will incredse tralhe down the

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DUPLEX DEVELOPMENT
otice is hereby given by the City of North |
Vancouver, pursuant to Section 957 of the

id "Municipal Act of British Columbia, that a Public
Hearing will be held on MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1994 at
7:30 pm, in the Council Chamber, City Hall, 141 West 14th
Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive representations in
connecticn with the following proposed amendment to 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 amend the "Zoning Ma City
which forms part of Bylaw 3778", also known as "Zoning
Bylaw, 1967", by reclassifying Lot 26 Ex. N. 10, Block 89, D.L.
549/550, Plan 1256, located at 302 East 10th Street, (as
indicated in hatched pattern on the map below). The amending
bylaw will have the effect of removing the said property to
permit the development of a dupiex on the site.
FROM: RS (ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE)
TO: RT-L (TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE)

EAST STH STREET

ST ANOREW'S AVENUE

i EAST 10TH STREET
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APPLICANT: GOLDEN GATE / JASIM / RURNABY DESIGN

ALL PERSONS who believe that their interest in property.is

affected by the above proposed Bylaw NO. 6507 skall be
afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard ~ in person, by
attorney or petition, The proposed Bylaw and relevant
background documents may be inspected at the office of the
City Clerk between 8:30 am and'4:30 pm, Monday to Friday,
from FEBRUARY 28 — MARCH 14, 1994, except Statutory
Holidays. Written submissions will be accepted up to and
inchiding MARCH 14, 1994, but submissions will NOT be
accepted alter the conclusion of the Public Hearing.

Bruce A. Hawkshaw, City Clerk

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