City moves closer
to evacuation

THE CITY of North Van-
couver edged a few more
steps towards developing a
plan of evacuation in case of
earthquake, bomb-attack, or
any other possible ‘‘disaster
situation .”’

Council passed a recom-
mendation Monday (to of-
facially have a City of North
Vancouver Emergency Plan.

A ‘‘Mutal Aid Agreement
for Emergenctes’’ involving
all North Shore
municipalities was also ap-
proved in principle

Mayor Jack Loucks said
the passing of the recommen.
dation ‘is the first step of
something that is very
necessary |"

There was some debate
among council members

tegarding part of the recom
mendation that absolved
“muniipaliiies, ther of
feeers and cmplovees’) trom
habiliy for damages when
acting while the emergenes
plan isan cfitect

Ald Stclla do Dean. who
voted against the recommen
dation said. gencrally
speaking 1 dont teed

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The amendment bylaw,
which deals with the regula-
tion of the manufacture of
hazardous substances, was
the subject of a heated public
hearing in early December.

At that time, represen-
tatives of the Chemical
-Hazards Alert Committee
and Canadian Occidental
Petroleum (Hooker
Chemicals) each made
presentations to Council,
with the CHAC stating they
were in favor of the proposed
bylaw amendment,’ and
Hooker Chemicals stating

MONDAY WAS a good day
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RCMP in North Van-
couver handled 11 reports of

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But Loucks suggest having traffic accidents for fear of
no protective clause ‘‘renders ability suits.

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they felt it would cost the
municipality by detering
future industrial develop-
ment.

Ald. Joan Gadsby told
Council Monday she does not
accept the argument that
‘“‘taking a positive approach
to the bylaw will prove
discouraging to other com-
panies,’’ while Ald. Murray
Dykeman stated he can only
support the bylaw in terms of
public safety to the

break-ins between noon and
midnight Monday, ail of
which happened in two areas.

Six of the break-ins were
reported in Deep Cove and
the other five took place in

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Jan. 23 vote
for bylaw set

STRESSING SAFETY and emphasizing the new
bylaw amendment will not restrict any private com-
panies, North Vancouver District Council Monday
Says it will give final consideration to a hazardous
substance meeting January 23.

community.

He added he felt it was
crucial that Council focus on
the safety factor as the basis
for their decision on the
bylaw in order that Council
does not appear entirely
‘‘negative’’ with regard.to the
companies involved. Ald.
Stephen McMinn _ followed
Dykeman’s comments by
stating the onus was now on
the District to ensure no
other hazardous industries
move into the area. —

The final passage of the
controversial bylaw will take
place at the Council meeting
scheduled for January 23.
Mayor Marilyn Baker said
the bylaw will only be con-
sidered if a full complement
of aldermen attend .

Police seek help with break-ins

the mig-Lonsdate area ot
North Vancouver City.
Anyone who saw anything
suspicious in either location
during that time is asked to
contact North Vancouver
RCMP at 985-1311.

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