4 - North Shore News —

Wednesday, September 20. 2000

Two teens injured in hit and

SQUAMISH RCMP
continue to investigate
the hit and run of two
15-year-old girls on
Sept. 14 on the Sea-to
Sky Highway.

The teens were inline skat-
ing on a one metre wide
shoulder of the southbound
Jane of the highway, south of

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and abour 300 metres north
of the Clarke Drive intersec-
tion.

They were struck by a
vehicle heading south,

Police sav the vehicle made
no effort to stop and inmedi-
ately fled the scene.

Police speculate that only
the driver's side headlight was

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One of the girls was taken
to Squamish General Hospital
for head trauma and bruising.

Her tricnd sustained minor
injuries, according, to police.

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headlight and turn signal.

A side mirror was broken
off when it struck one or both
of the girs.

The hit and run took place
in the dark, shortly before 9
p.m.

The suspect vehicle is
believed to have been the only
vehicle on that portion of the
Sea-To-Sky Highway at. the
time.

NV City

Sguamish RCMP remind
the public to wear reflective
dothing to be as visible as
possible to tratfic when travel-
Ing on foot, inline skates or
hicvele along the highway.

‘Anyone with information
about the hit and run is asked
to call the Squamish RCMP at
(604+) 898-9611 or Crime
Stoppers at 669-8477,

— Anna Marie D’Angela

mayor

backed. Mainline

From page 1

“How would you feel if
you had) worked countless
hours, only to be told at the
last minute, “By the way, you
never had a chance?”

Residents have threatened
legal action to prevent the use
of Mainline Road. Many of
them work at home duriag the
day, and say that would be
impossible with the din of con-
struction. They have also
raised concerns about air pol-
tution caused by fine particu-
late from diesel engines,
odours, and the possibility of
accidents caused by runaway
trucks.

The GVRD board voted in
July 1999 to use the Mainline
Road after an_ estimate that
design and construction of a
new temporary road would
cost about $3.4 million.

North Vancouver Mayor
Barbara Sharp, who also sits on
the water committee, main-
tains that the interests of
$00,000 people in the region
who will benefit from the
ozonation plant ounveigh the
concerns of 54 families. “We
feel empathy for everybody
thar has to live around a con-
struction site. It’s noisy and it’s
dirty and it’s not pleasant,” she
said. “But even if it were my
residents we were talking

about, I could not justify it —
the cost, the environmental
impact, ‘and the temporary
nature of it.” A large section of
forest, she points out, would
have to be cut down to build
the new road.

The GVRD intends. to
build a 4.5-metre sound barri-
er between the road and the
homes, Estimates state that
after the wall is built, the clos-
est homes will experience noise
levels of up to 80 decibels out
side. Sharp points out that’
busy street traffic, such as -
along Esplanade, Lonsdale, or
3rd Street, reaches 70 decibels.

Problems with: building .a
new road, according to the
GVRD, also included another
year-long delay in construction
work. The seepage control
blanket is considered crucial to
protect the water supply and
ensure public safety, “The
Society for’ Promoting
Environmental Conservation
has also spoken against build-»
ing a road through the area
beside the reservoir, because
erosion may create turbidity
and damage the water supply.

Du Preez is counting ‘on
district council: to give. final.
passage to a noise and nuisance:
bylaw which would attempt to
stop the. construction work. -
The GVRD holds that it is not...
subject to municipal bylaws.” - .

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