18 - Friday, May 29, 1998 — North Shore News

LAST week was North American Occupa

Two-wheeling wonder

nal Safety and Health Week and, to

recognize it, several North Shore organizations set up displays and offered
demonstrations at the Park and Tilford Save-on Foods. Five-year-old Jacob
Pateman, left, was one of the children who learned about safe cycling and the
rules of the road as he rode through the bike safety rodeo set up in the parking

NEWS photo Paut McGrath

Previous route abandoned

From pare 4

thing the cycling community
wants right now?”

Mussatto is cautious about
the proposed route. Council
put a stop last year to the now-
abandoned hill route on the
Low Level bike path , part-way
through its construction and
after $40,000 had already been
spent on it.

The decision came after
area residents appeared before
council complaining they had
not been consulted, and that
the route — which followed
the Low Level Road part-way
before curving up a steep
incline towards First Ave
would disturb. their lives and
wouldn’t be used much by

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in our
Stock Up on Basics insert
included in this newspaper
PLEASE NOTE:

Page 5 - DIM hosiery incorrectly
described - only styles #929 and
#984 are introductory offers;
Page 18 - Assorted percale duvet
covers - assorted prints twin to
king $39.99 ail sizes. Incorrectly
described and price is higher
than advertised - copy should
read: “Speciat Offer assorted
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Nouble $59.99: Queen $69.99;
King $79.99";
Page 23- Panasonic televisions
incorrectly described. Copy for the
27° TV should be reversec with
the copy for the 32° TV;
Page 20 - Infinity Il luggage
incorrectly described. Copy should
sead: “After June 21, 1998, our
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valued customers and regret
any inconvenience or contu-
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cyclists because it was too steep
and had too many steps

“I think we screwed up,”
Mussatto said. “But ifwe made
an error in the past, it doesn’t
mean we'll make one in the
future.”

City engineer fim Laughlin
said, “absolutely, there will be
a. full, public consultation
process with regard to the new
dignment that is being consid-
ered for that bike route.”

Giving cycling enthusiasts
and commuters that bit of
elbow room on the Low Level
Road will cost the city
$223,000.

One section of the route,
from Kennard Ave. to the

now-abandoned hill, will be
built with an already approved
three-way cost-sharing gran.
The $303,000 cost of that sec-
tion will be paid one-third cach
by the federal, provincial and
municipal governments.

Another grant applicat
— not yet approved — fort
section of the bike route iom
the abandoned hill west co St.
Andrews Ave., will cost an est
mated $244,000. The provin-
cial grant would pay for half of
the cast, the city would pay the
other half.

City staff wili submit a
teport to council concerning
the proposed route once the
grant has been approved.

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