14 - Friday, December 6, 1985 - North Shore News

came THE PREMIER Street
: ’ landfill should be
trashed early in 1988.

: By ROSS MEEK.

That is the recommenda-

b tion the Greater Vancouver

| Regional District (GVRD)

has sent to the provincial
government.

The Premier Street closure
is just one of the many rec-
ommendations contained in
a $73.5 million Regional
Waste Management Plan
which was recently

While Premier Street
landfill, which is owned by
the District of North Van-
couver and serves all of the
North Shore, is not sched-
uled to close until 1988,
condition at the site will im-
prove immediately.

Locai collection vehicles
and commercial collectors
will stop delivering garbage
to Premier Street soon after
the plan is approved,’’ said
GVRD coordinator of
communications Bud Elsie.

North Shore waste will be
taken to a site in an in-

going to Premier Street.

The baling is designed to
teduce noise, traffic, bird
problems and odor at the
landfill.

Provisions of the $1.5 mil-
lion baling station will be the
responsibility of the GVRD.

The Premier Street closing
won't come without a cost
however.

“During the first few
years the regional disposal
rate will increase because of
debt charges on capital pre-
jects,"” Elsie said.

GRAND OPENING

“Within 20 years the rate is
expected to be lower than
today,” Elsie said.

The key aspect of the plan
is to dispose at least half the
garbage through recycling
and incineration.

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