REMEMBRANCE

November 11, 1993

The flower’ thal means peace. We ask you
to remember all those who are only memories
by your donation to the fund which helps ex service-

, October

BC Tel proposal ‘best solution’

Dear Editor:

l. would like to clarify. some
points raised in your article ‘*BC
Tel dials for dollars’? (Oct. 24).

First, BC Tel related the
amount of the increase in cach
community to the number of ex-
changes that community will gain
toll-free access’ to under the pro-
posal. ‘ ;

* Today, the North Shore can call
only six exchanges toll-free, and
the individual line residential rate
($12.05 per month) — the lowest

in the Lower Mainland -— reflects
that.

Under the proposal, the North
Shore would be able to call 13
more exchanges toil-free.

The purpose of the local calling
plan is not to generate profits for
BC Tel. In fact, the CRTC would
not have approved it otherwise.

The proposal offers what BC
Tel believes to be the best solution
to a long-standing customer com-
plaint about inconsistent rates and

Mainland,

To satisfy that customer de-
mand, BC Tel would fike to see
this proposal passed.

Lastly, the CRTC has already
passed the proposal, contingent
upon a simple majority of voting
customers approving it by ballot.

In the final analysis, Lower
Mainland customers will decide
whether or not this proposal is in
their best interests.

Dale Reid, project manager
BC Tel

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men and women and their dependents in time of need.

WEAR A POPPY - DISPLAY A WREATH
POPPY TAG DAYS - NOVEMBER 4,5,6

THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

calling patterns in the Lower

When will

Christians
-— get same
treatment?

‘Dear Editor::
David.Robertson’s. harsh,
hate-filled . letter, ,in:.the.’ Oct. 13
- News, countering -racism) with: vi- aoe
-olence .by threatening an uprising: haf
“‘against: Doug: Collins, leaves. us. in” :
“no.doubt about his double. stand-
fatdssu
2. Sef ever there was a letter that
- «stinks ° of reverse | discrimination,
‘thisisit. | fete
“TD believe that Collins brings a
“ corrective balance to a social scene
oo suffering from reverse discrimina-
“tion. oO

APRIVATE
SECONDARY SCHOOL
TEMPORARY USE PERMIT

'. 7:30 p.m, in the Council Chamber, City Hall, 141 West 14th
' Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive representations in
connection with the following proposed amendments to:

@ the "City of North Vancouver Official Community Plan Bylaw,
1992, No. 6288".

: Public Meeting willbe held = 7.

; on MONDAY, November 8, °° f |

1993 at 7:30 p.m, inthe |”. f
<0 Council Chamber, City Hall, .,
141 West 14th Street, North ~ .
Vancouver, B.C. lle is the intention of

BYLAW NO: 6460."

To amend the text of the “City of North Vancouver Official Community Plan

Js: The same set of laws should ap-
ply ‘to all and that means that im-
migrants; should..observe _ and
respect them.:.-:. ole.

: Collins’ column of Oct.:13 gives
agood example. 2° ~ 9. |

“+. People ‘sitting driving ‘tests in -

‘Japanese: and’ then driving along
the highway: not understanding the
; English signs ‘involves others. —
‘ potential victims who do not want
“to:énd up in.either hospital or
court. 2. m
._¢) Those: potential. victims have a
“right to speak out without being
called racists. : ‘
police *force,is another ludicrous,
: example,.. and }.there are’ many
others. -:: Beg Sy or
. What: about. the: -millions’ of
Christians who have to listen. to
their God, whom. they love and
_Tevere, being blasphemed?
«  The--use of Jesus. Christ pro-
fanely not only in literature, art,
TV and film, but coming from the
tongues of all-who are either ig-
- Norant or insensitive to believers,
‘demonstrates blatant full-blown
religious discrimination. -
When are Christians going to be
given the same consideration as
others practising their beliefs?
Please keep courageous. Collins
and spare us twits like Robertson.
Eileen Bykes :
West Vancouver

Cloud of dust
Dear Editor: :

A short story from this area of
the woods:

A policeman in his cruiser
decides to do some law enforce-
ment on the 30 km/h restricted
part of Cartelier Road,

He parks on the wrong side of
the road, certainly less than one
metre from the corner, and exactly
adjacent to the fire hydrant!

Then, after performing his duty
diligently for the next short while,
off he roars down the same road,
accelerating in a cloud of dust and
fumes, certainly the fastest car
through the curves that we have
seen all day!

Is there a moral here?
£. Adler
North Vancouver

2? Sikhs wearing turbans in - the -

Bylaw, 1992, No. 6288" by introducing a provision to permit collection of a
financial contribution from new development to offset a portion of the cost
of acquiring areas for neighbourhood parks. |

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DEVELOPMENT COST CHARGE

eae “. BYLAW.NO. 64590
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In conjunction with the above Official Comunity Plan Amendment,
representations fiom the public will be received regarding "Development
Cost Charge Bylaw, 1993, No. 6459". a
|APPLICANT: CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER ,

4 At the same Public Hearing representations will be received in connec-
tion with “Zoning Bylaw, 1967", also known as Bylaw No.3778:

2 UNIT RESIDENTIAL APARTMEN

[oe BYLAW.NO. 6483 | *
To rezone Lots 39 and 40, Block B, D.L. 265/552, Plan 7199, located at 914
West 16th Street (as indicated in hatched pattern on the map below).

FROM: CD -/94 (Comprehensive Development 94 Zone)

TO: CD -!254(Comprehensive Development 254 Zone).

To permit a 3 level mixed use project with 1300 square feet of commercial
space and 12 residential apartment units and 19 parkings stalls. The
amending Bylaw will also regulate the size, shape and siting of buildings
and structures, accessory off-street parking requirements, and location and
screening of refuse containers.

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APPLICANT: CLARK / FOGLE !

the Council of the City of North
Vancouver to adopt the following
resolution: ‘

"THAT Temporary Use Permit No. 10 . ,

be issued to Vancouver Harverd’.-

College, 267 West Esplanade, to

permit on a temporary basis,a Private — |
Secondary School Use on the following." }
lands: Lot 5, District Lot 271, and of...

the Bed and Foreshore of Burrard Inlet,

Flan 18883".

The lands referred to are indicated in.”

hatched pattern on the map below: |

ALL PERSONS who believe that their interest in properties is affected by the above proposed bylaws and permit shall be afforded
a reasonable opportunity to be heard - in person, by attorney or petition. The proposed bylaws permit with 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 OCTOBER

25 - NOVEMBER 8, 1993, except Statutory Holidays. Written submissions will be accepted up to and including NOVEMBER 8,
1993, but submissions will NOT be accepted after the conclusion of the Public Hearing. NOTICE of the Public Hearing is

pursuant to Section 957 of the Municipal Act of British Columbia. NOTICE of the Public Meeting is pursuant to Section 975 of
the Municipal Act of British Columbia. ;

Bruce Hawkshaw
City Clerk
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