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Wednesday

For Lonsdale Quay

THE AMBITIOUS new structure that is to-act as a
‘‘missing link’’ at Lonsdale Quay was revealed by
architects to the North Vancouver City council

Monday.

That link will be the $24
million Lonsdale Quay
market, which according to
architect Norman Hotson,
will consist of two floors of

indoor market “space, a
$7-room hotel, restaurants,

and outdoor plaza and
several outdoor decks.
Despite its maritime setting

_ and seabus connection with

downtown Vancouver, the
quay still lacks a people at-
tracting element, said John
Evans, senior vice-president
of Intrawest Properties Ltd.,
the Vancouver based
development company that
has purchased the land and
undertaken to provide the
facility.

Evans said that it would be
a development that Lonsdale

MARCH 30

‘

Quay, the North Shore and
even greater Vancouver could
be proud of.

‘It’s very innovative and
could possibly put North
Vancouver on the map,”’
Ald. Stella Jo Dean com-
mented after the presentation
of the plans.

**Most of us can see we’re
getting a quality develop-
ment,’’ added Mayor Jack
‘Loucks. -

Evans said that the com-
plex was only designed after
Interwest and a team of ex-
perts had toured North
America in search of ideas.
What they had come up with,
he felt, would be unique to
the continent.

The next‘step is to get the
project approval from the

See page A4

‘Read trial

adjourned

KELLY ALEXANDER
Read, pale and shaken, made
his first court appearance
Tuesday as he faces charges
related to the January 28
automobile accident that kill-
ed two teenagers.

A crowd of about 40 peo
ple, more than half of then
teens and many sporting but
tons that identufied them as
members of MADD
(Mothers Against Drunk
Driving). listened quictly as
the case was adjourned
without plea unul to the end
of this month.

Read has been charged
with impaired driving, refus.
ing to provide a breath sam
ple and Icaving the scene of

an accident.

The charges were laid by
North Vancouver RCMP
after Douglas Allan Camp-
bell, 17, and Robert Gavin
Wat, 18, were struck by a
cas while walking alongside
Mount Seymour Parkway.

That car sped away A sc
cond car also hit the two boys
as they lay on the road

Charges were laid after
police arrested a man at the
scene of another accident
about half a mile away from
the scenc.

Read's case was adjourned
by Judge J) D Laytonto Fn
day, March 30.

A plea ts expected to be
entered at that time