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April 7.1985 9 News 985-2131 Classifivd 986-6222 44 pages 25¢

NEWS rhote Terry Poters

EASTER TREATS will be eagerly sough: by youngsters today, including above
children (left to right) Elspeth, 4, Casey, 2, Chelsea, 2, and Alexis

for an easter egg hunt today at Maplewood Farm. The third annual hunt for children
19 and under takes place af Ip.m. Last year's hunt brought out over 150 k

CUE, CRT IOMACONT

Alternate dump plan

SEVERAL SITES on the Lower Mainland should
be studied before the final site for a solid waste
incinerator is selected, says a report which
evaluated the impact on air qualitv of a solid
waste incinerator in North Yanconver.

The report, conducted by
ESL Environmental Sciences

Linuted, says in a fist of
recommendations that since

the tth Shore is compris.
el omaink oof residential
communities, steps should
be taken to preserve and im-
prove the ambient air quati-

Ww.

The report sayy although
regulatory standards are i
place to protest the ene
vironment and general
health of the population, the
regulations are largely inet-
fective when enforced in

heavily populated areas that
are subjected to emissions
from various sources.

“The ourbin centres of
most major cities in Canada,
including Vancouver. where
people live and work, fre-
quently eNperience  concen-

trations of some pollutanis
at levels far in excess of the

most lenient regulatory
limits. Yet control cannot
readily be enforced since no

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