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‘ y; HE proposed roadwork associated with the planned reclevelopment of | properties on West

transmission lines:

1. In accordance with the Municipal Act, Section 656, the Council of The Corporation

of the City of North Vancouver intends to construct the underground conversion of
overhead distribution lines'on West 8th Street between Chesterfield Avenue and
Lonsdale Avenue. The underground within the 8th Street right-of-way will be at the
expense of the entire project: Any related works required on private property will be
the responsibility of the affected property owners. 4 oo.

2. The estimated cost of the work i is: $190, 000.00

"3, The estimated share of the total cost which will be spe ially charged against the parcels

benefiting from the work or abutting the work is: $126,666.07 |
The estimated City's share of the lotal cost iss $O'S, 50545

The annual charge will be imposed fora period of ten years,

In accordance with Bylaw No. 6513, the special charges may be paid inten (10) annual
instalments, with interest calculated at 7.5% per annum. This Bylaw is an amendment
Bylaw to the Local Improvement Bylaw, 1991, No. 6194,

Persons desiring to petition against the undertaking of the work must do so on or
before the 17th day of January 1995. In accordance with the Municipal Act, Council
would be prevented from proceeding with the work if more than 50% in number of

~ the owners, representing at least 50% of the assessed value of the lands involved, sign .

in opposition to the undertaking. In the case of joint ownership, both owners must -
sign, and where two or more persons are the owners of the property, a majority of
them must sign the petition. Where the property is registered in the name of a limited
company, an officer must sign the petition and show his or her position | in the company.

Daied this 18th day of December, 1994,
‘Bruce Hawkshaw, City Clerk .

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THE FOLLOWING is a list
of recent North Shore emer-
gency incidents:

Neptune Terminals

Ports Canada Police responded
to a complaint of mischief. An
undetermined number of persons
slashed several tires on a private
vehicle.

Dec. 8 -
1400-bik, Kings Ave.

Break and enter. Suspect(s)
entered by prying open a basement
window. Stolen: stereo equipement.

Value: $300. :

“Number of medical aid calls: 2

“ Number of false alarms: 2

For ‘more information call
the B.C. Recycling Hotline

732-9253
GREATER VANCOUVER

1-800-667-4321

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Number of public service calls: t
O00-bIK, [Sth St

Stoke stehting,
Hwy, 99

Motor vehicle wecidens,
5200-bik, Keith Ra.

Snell of diesel.

Dee. 14

Number of medical aid calls: 2

A MAN is currently calling senior
citizens on the North Shore and
introducing himself as a long- -lost
relative.

He advises that he is in desper- -
ate need of some cash and then
makes arrangements for a “friend”
to come over and personally pick
up these funds. This scheme is well
known by the North Vancouver
RCMP and a suspect has been iden-
tified. Any calls of this nature
should be reported to the police as
soon as possible, |

Nigerian letters .

Businesses on the North Shore’
are still receiving letters from
Nigeria requesting assistance in”
transferring large amounts of
money out of that country. They
are first requested to. forward
money to Nigeria under a number

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Number of false alarms: 0
Number of public service calls: 0
Under Lions Gate Bridge
Rubbish fire. ‘
100-blk. Taylor Way
‘Transformer tire.’
100-bik. Taylor Way
Electrical fire.
Cypress Bowl Road
Motor vehicle accident.

Number of routine vals 12
Number of Code 3 emergency
calls: 4 (1 chest pain, | collapse, 1°”

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Number of routine calls: 8 a
Number of Code 3 emergency
calls: 4 (2 chest pains, I seizure and

Lions Gate Bridge vo Thos :
.  ‘Three-vehicle accident. Injuries: fa
udinue, Damage: $4.300." Charges:) >
two of three drivers charged with
driving ft) fast for conditions. "
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Two-vehicle accident, Injuries:
minor. Damage: $8,500. Charges:
failing to yield after stop and. |
speeding.

of pretenses.

Anyone receiving unsolicited
letters from Nigeria should be
aware that this is a sophisticated
scam and that the vast amounts of
taoney to be gained do not exist.

Instant winners

Any unsolicited calls from com-’
panies purporting to be clearing
houses and the like indicating that
you have won a major prize such as
money, vehicles or boats, should be’
treated very cautiously. as to its
authenticity.

“Winners” are requested to send
funds by money order to a Quebec :
or Ontario address to cover such
things as GST, shipping, insurance,
brokerage fees, etc. Do not send
funds for any “prizes.” :

Submitted by Cpl. Gene Slobod.

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