*Ald. Joan Gadsby said that
the pub was ‘‘clearly not
wanted by the majority of the
people in the neighborhood’’
and added that 13 of the local
residents had indicated. they

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AS - Friday, October 12, 1984 - North Shore News

SAYS COUNCIL

No pub for
Ross Road

-A REZONING BYLAW for the proposed Ross
Road Pub in Lynn Valley was soundly defeated by
North Vancouver District council Tuesday.

By LO

an application comes up,
there is a ‘‘real split’’ bet-
ween the local residents and

the businesses in the area.

Segal felt that in future
more weight should possibly
be given to the views of the
residents and also gave notice
that she would be requesting
a review of the policy and
procedures used by Council
when considering the siting
of neighborhood pubs.

would move if the proposal
went through. Included in the
concerns expressed by the

public were the potential for F e i i 40
loitering and vandalism.

A 25-YEAR-OLD tree faller
suffered a broken hip when
the tree he was topping in
the Lynn Valley area toppled

feet

let go and the tree started to
fall.

According to police, the
man had to be rescued by

‘*A neighborhood pub 1s a
misnomer here,’’ said
Gadsby.

Ald. Murray Dykeman felt

that ‘‘there’s potential for Wednesday. the District of North Van-
pub development in’ Lynn couver fire department.
Valley,’’ but agreed that the The man, who has not It is beheved the heavy

been identified, was topping
a tree on Wayne Drive in
Lynn Valley when the roots

rains of the past weekend led
to a weakening Of the tree's
roots and caused it to fall.

suggested location was nol
the right place

The current) proposal 1s
considered to be too close to
residential areas and deemed
inappropriate from a traffic
standpoint

On a more general note,
Ald. Mary Segal said at the
end of the meeting that there
were serious problems in the
way that neighborhood pub
applications were dealt with
by Council

Segal noted that every (ime

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