KUDOS to North Shore residents, who gave themselves a
gold star when it came w
that recycling had become a way of life for
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A deep forest hiro has Semmtint con you
hare nor rete a you compost? Or areyou

ing 93% said

g- Awl
em. And our

moss green: you renurn the occasional bottle and des

continued participation in blac box peograme mass oonesrvative onsamerse
ing more creative ways to reduce waste, can we preserve the quality of life we now enjoy.

Horseshoe Bay

Dundarave/Ambleside

British Properties

'_Norgate/Pemberton Heights
Capilano/Delbrook Highlands

Lower Lonsdale

. Central and Upper Lonsdale

Valley
Blueridge/Deep Cove

TOTAL. ...scsssenccceenccecscnssnnceccseeess 99.1%

| NEXT ‘WEEK: Do you support a ban on wood-burning firepiaces?

Ursula Kosse

West Vancouver

Of course! I've been doing it
for 20, 25 years now. We used
to collect all the cans and bot-
tles and take them to the recy-
cling place, years before the
blue box. But I’m a girl guide,

0.4% .
I was trained to do these things!

6.5%

f. Pusuic HEARING ON ZONING Bytaw AMENDMENT:

HE ‘following: da :

in North and Wes

:Of:West’ Vancouver, received
18: months probation for

_.* assaulting West Van_ Police

Const. Graydon Findlay on
“Tiefore Jad

. ore Ju Reginald
. Grandison a West -
Vancouver provi court
on Dec. 16, 1996:

Neil Scott Breiddal, 26, of

$0 qrancourer, was fined

after he pleaded guilty to

2 walkman belonging

to Rak io Shack in Park Royal
on Oct. 31, 1996.

Before Judge Jerry
Paradis in West Vancouver
provincial court on Dec. 11,
1996:

‘Neil Willis Gould, 38, of
Vancouver, was jailed seven
days after he pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belong-
ing to IGA in West Vancouver
on Dec. 10, 1996.

ublic Hearings are scheduled to provide an opportunity for
Council to hear from those who believe their interest in re

Veronica Robeznieks

North Varcouver
Unfortunately no. I take back
bottles like everyone else. It
used to be better but now I live
in an apartment, they don’t
have a blue box program. It’s

a pain in the butt, but it’s a_

good idea.

Carole McClean

West Vancouver “
Yes, just. the blue box. :
throw in glass, plastic, n
papers. We’re probably- ‘not:
doing as much as we could be
but I do think it’s important.

two options for managing vehicular traffic for the pr

as illustrated on the map below. Option A would | uti
driveway on site with the vehicles entering | from N

oo ‘tuesday February 18, 1997
7:00 p.m.
:. Council Chamber of Municipal Hall, 355 West —
: _Queens 1 Road, North Vancouver, BC.

BYLAW eat - : - "Rezoning Bylaw 1061" —

B Gordori Hilynsky Architect on behalf of the
“, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Vancouver - St.
Pius X Parish |

1150 Mount Seymour.Road (Lot 27 (except
part of Plan 8832), District Lot 624, Plan
18740)

To amend the District of North Vancouver
Zoning Bylaw to include a new siting area on .
the existing property.
To allow for the construction of a new 1230m?
(12,243 sq.ft.) single-storey private elementary
school.
Il persons who believe their interest in property may be

flected by the above proposal will be afforded an
opportunity to be heard in person and/or by written submission.
Written submissions will be accepted up to the conclusion of the
Public Hearing. This Public Hearing is held under the
provisions of the Municipal Act. Copies of the bylaw,
resolutions, supporting staff reports and any relevant background
material are available for review at the District of North ©
Vancouver.

Subject Land:

Proposed
Amendment:

Purpose:

Clerks Office or Planning Department
Municipal Hall, 355 West Queens Road

Monday through Friday, except Statutory Holidays, February 5,
1997 through February 18, 1997 inclusive,
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 P. m,

Dennis W. Back
Municipal Clerk
February 7 & 9, 1997

ten mzeoese OPTION ‘A’ TRAFFIC PATTERN

“Road and exiting onto Brockton om (

sausomumien OPTION ED TRAFFIC PATIERN:

ROAD ACCESS FOR PROPOSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ®m

van Be.cas