- Friday, June 9, 1995 ~ North Shore News

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victims of violent crimes.

“What this is really about is soli-
darity among victims,” said Merv
Duggan.

Duggan said the event is being

held under the CAVEAT banner.
‘The group’s B.C. chairman is Chris
Simmonds. Simmonds’ daughter,
Sian, was killed in 1993 in her home
in a contract murder paid for by the
family's doctor,  Josephakis
Charalambous.

CAVEAT advocates justice sys-
tem reform to ensure the rigits of

_ victims. The organization's mem-
bers believe murder jail sentences

should not be reduced and that “life
should mean life.”

Said Merv Duggan, “We are now
coming together to help each other
and we just happen to be the family
that still doesn’t have an ending.”

Coinciding with the increased
profile of the Lynn Duggan murder
case, a Crimesloppers re-enactment
of the crime will air on jacal televi-
sion stations, according to a North
Vancouver RCMP investigator.

Local police have had one sus-
pect in the crime from almost the
beginning of the murder investiga-
tion.

The RCMP investigator said <he
Duggan case is an “extremely active

file.” A $25,000 reward is still being
offered in the case.

. Meanwhile volunteers are asked
to call 929-1016 to confirm they are
joining the search.

Merv Duggan is hoping several
hundred people will help in the
search. The search will be conduct-
ed rain or shine.

Volunteers are asked to assemble
at Capilano College’s overflow
parking Jot before 8:30 a.m. The
search will go from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Volunteers will be divided into
groups led by an experienced
searcher, said Merv Duggan.

Food and beverages wili be sup-
plied.

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What's happening in our District

: Public Hearings on:
‘-@ Rezoning Bylaw

7 eo Subdivision Contro] Bylaw Amendment

public Hearings are scheduled ! to provide. an opportunity for

Proposed

Amendments:

Purpose: ©

Council to hear from those who believe their interest in property
= may be affected by changes to these bylaws, as outlined below. |

“ Date:
“Timers
“Location: ’ 7

7:00 p.m.

Tuesday, June 20, 1995

Council Chamber of Municipal Hall

BYLAW 6744 -

_ 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver, BC

/BYLAW 6743 - “Rezoning Bylaw 4021”

© Applicant:

Subject Land:

Applicant:

The Corporation of the District of North Vancouver

: “Those single family residential lots within the Norgate
Neighborhood bounded by the south side of W. 15th

Street on the north; Welch Park on the south; the

boundary of Capilano Indian Reserve No. 5 on the
west; and, the lane west of Pemberton Avenue on the

: east as illustrated on the following map:

PROPOSED ZONING FOR NORGATE

LEGEND;

Proposed |

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[J - nonosre naraiourso0n ZONING AREA
SN = NOROATE SINGLE -fAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE
PRO - PARK, RECREATION AND OFEN SPACE ZONB
YA + PUBLIC ASSEMBLY ZONE

Purpose:

avo

Subject Land

_Amendment:

. To amend the Zoning Bylaw to include a new single:
family zone, the “Single-Family Residential
Norgate Zone (RSN)”; and
To rezone the subject lands FROM “Single-Family
Residential 6900 Zone (RS4)” TO “Single-Family
Residential Norgate Zone (RSN)".

To establish development regulations to maintain the _
single-family residential character of the Norgate .
neighbourhood.

“District of North Vancouver Subdivision
Control Bylaw, 1956, Amending Bylaw a2"

The Corporation of the District of North Vancouver

Those single family residential lots in the Norgate aan
Neighborhood bounded by. the south side of W. 15th
Street on the north; Welch Park on the south; the —
boundary of the Capilano Indian Reserve No. 5:on the *
west; and, the lane west of Pemberton Avenue on the
east as illustrated on the map at left,

To amend section 22(i) of the Subdivision Control:
Bylaw to include minimum lot width,'depth and area”
regulations for the “Single-Family Residential
Norgate Zone (RSN)” as follows: -

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To establish minimum lot size regulations for single
family lots in the RSN Zone.

All persons who believe their interest in property may be affected by
‘the above proposals 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 Hearings. These Public
Hearings are held under the provisions of the Municipal Act.

Copies ot the bylaws, resolutions, supporting staff reporis and any”
relevant background material are available for review at the North .
Vancouver Municipal Hall, 355 West Queens Road, North Vancouver,
BC, in the Legislative Services Department or Planning Department, —

Monday through Friday, except Statutory Holidays, June 9 to 20,
1995 inclusive, between the hours of 8:30 a.m, and 4:30 p.m. |’

Agnes S. Hilsen
Deputy Municipal Clerk

June 9, 1995