Plans for redesigning West
Vancouver’s public safety
building on Marine Drive are
hanging five until the provin-
cial government decides
what court functions will stay
in the municipality.

Municipal manager Terry
Lester told council Monday it
is uncertain whether only
some court functions like
traffic and criminal cases, or
all court functions, including
family court, will stay in the
municipality.

The provincial government
had planned to shift some or
all of those functions to a

plans still stalled

regional courthouse in the
City of North Vancouver.

After determining what
court functions stay, “Lester
said, the municipality would
like the provincial gover-
ment to sign a five or 10-year
lease on space in the
expanded public safety
buidling. =

The municipality has not
considered actommadating
the entire regional court-
house, Lester said. ‘‘l am not
aware of any sites’’ avail-
able, unless the proyincial
government buys space
already commercially zoned
and occupied.

ith has been mentioned that
if land could not be pur-

‘chased in North Vancouver
‘for the proposed North Shore

regional courthouse, possible
school closures in West
Vancouver would provide
alternative sites.

However, John Cassey,
secretary-treasurer for the
West Vancouver
Board, said any school
closures are ‘‘down the
road”’ and he is not aware of
any requests from the
provincial government to
obtain school property for a
courthouse site.

‘Government should
encourage volunteerism’

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considers the services and

materials donated. Its
donation that taxpayers can't
afford to turn down”,
commented Dean. ‘The
‘government should encour-
age volunteerism.”’

The basic issue, according
to Dean, is ‘‘whether the
government feels it’s worth
cleaning our
liter. It's ironic that the
government promotes an
jimage of ‘beautiful British
Columbia’ but is not willing
to invest $13,513.00 in
making sure it is beautiful.’’

Outdoors Unlittered is a
non-profit organization

province of

founded in 1 1967 by citizens in
cooperation with the British
Columbia government. The
organization has a member-
ship of 11 school districts, 50
towns and villages, 10
corporations, -9 non-profit
organizations and 105 schools
which contribute a nominal
annual fee to support the
organization.

The media in British
Columbia are also strong
supporters of Outdoors
Unlittered, cach year donat-
ing several hundred thousand
dollars ' of public service
advertising.

The programs offered by
Outdoors Unlittered are not
offered by any government

oe

agency and the withdrawal of
government support will
result in the- cancellation of
all litter clean- -up and educa-
tion programs in the pro-
vince.

‘

Outdoors Unlittered — is
making an appeal to the
Premier, the Minister of
Environment and all mem-
bers of the lege to
reconsider the goverhment’s
dccision nat to support a

litter control program = in
British Columbia.

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