VOTES taken on issues ad-
dressed by North Shore
municipal councils meeting on
Sept. 9 included:

Attendance: 50

Capacity: 50

Duration of Meeting: 3:30
Absent: none

Issue: That the engineering
department staff take into
consideration the public com-
ments received at the Policy
Committee Meeting on Sept.
9, 1996, when preparing the
Development Cost Charges
bylaw,

Result: Passed unanimously

Issue: That the rezoning
application for 175 East 10th
St, be considered and referred
to a public hearing.
Result: Passed 4-3

Issue: That the City adopt
the Affordable Housing
Policies attached to the Aug.
20 report of the social plan-
ner. That staff report back on
the renting of residential
properties as affordable hous-
ing units based on provision
of subsidies or grants similar
to those provided under the
Community Facilities Tenan-
cy Policy. And, thar as the
Lower Lonsdale plan evolves,
staff be directed to investigate
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Result: Massed 6-1

Voting against: Coun. Dean
— Deana Lancaster

Attendance: 65
Capacity: 126
Duration of Meeting: 4:30

Issue: That the assent of the
electors be sought by referen-
dum at the municipal election
for the dedication of the
Northlands Golf Course for
park and recreation purposes.
Such a dedication means the
golf course land cannot be
rezoned without another
public referendum.
Result: Passed unanimously
Issue: That the assent of the
electors be sought to autho-
rize the borrowing of $4 mil-
lion to acquire the McKenzie
Barge/Noble Towing site
(Cares Landing) for park pur-
poses.

Resuit: Defeated 5-2
Voting against: Mayor
Dykeman, Coun. Bell, Coun.
Goldsmith-Jones, Coun.
Harris, Coun. Munroe

Issue: That amendments to
the Seymour Official Com-
munity Plan and Rezoning
Bylaws for a nine-storey

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Result: Passed 4-3

Voting against: Coun. Crist,
Coun. Cuthbert, Coun,
Munroe

Issue: That the constitution
of council be amended by
increasing the number of
councillors from six to eight,
Result: Defeated 5-1

Voting against: Coun. Bell,
Coun, Crist, Coun. Cuthbert,
Coun. Harris, Coun, Munroe
Absent for vote: Coun.
Goldsmith-Jones

Issue: Centennial Bursary
Awards.
Cheques towards further edu-
cation were presented to:
Elizabeth Philips, Hands-
worth secondary — school,
Rachel Norwood, Argyle sec-
ondary school, Anne-Marie
Norris, Windsor secondary
school, Christine Etchells,
Seycove secondary communi-
ty school, Bo Kyung (Rossa)
Sung, Sutherland secondary
school, William — Hsiao,
Carson Graham secondary
school.

— Martin Millerchip

Attendance: 90
Capacity: 70

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Duration of Meeting: 3:00

Issue: That a design fora new
clubbouse and public wash-
room at the West Vancouver
Lawn Bowling club be
approved; thar $100,000
from the 1996 capital budget
be made available as the dis-
trict, contribution; that a
building permit be issued

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only after a confirmation is
provided to the municipal
manager that funding of
$300,000 is in place; that a
license to occupy be drafted
for review by the municipal
manager and return for
approval by council.
Result: Passed unanimously
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