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Campeau says traditionally
there is vandalism and the
odd break-in in parks at this
‘time of year because more
people are using the woods,
but added the guard has lit-

vandalism.

“7 doa't say it (the guard)
didn’t help but most van-
dalism occurs - during - the
daylight hours,’’ said

. From Page-1:
‘Burns Bog was erroneous,
.imaccurate, and nota. fair
‘Tepresentation of the facts.
. ©, The. report, written by
ye ‘Vancouver city’s manager,
“ said.a purchase of Burns

‘and .Delta. taxpayers. . The
bog’ ‘was. bought . by. Van-

‘fun jointly with Delta.

-conimittee. had: put.’ nd rice
: ‘on any: “purchas
‘Bog and’ was only consider-.
ing compensation . to Van-
ouver: and Delta : theoreti-
al

Parks spokesman Lucian’

tle to do. with break-ins and ©

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ouver 23 years ago and is”
-. Bog ‘would. be no greater
than what had already, been
‘agreed’ to. -by: ‘Vancotiver: and.
Delta.. cee

But “Baker: said. the. sub- -

Burns “.

n afi: interview. with: the.
News, : Baker. said the. sub-",

12 - Friday, September 6, 1985 - North Shore News

Park residents report break-ins

Campeau. **We were never
there to secure cabin
owners.’ :
West: Vancouver police
haven’t increased patrols in
the area but now patrol to
the top of the road since the
guard was removed, said
Staff Sgt. Ed Pruner. The
police are aware of only two
break-ins in the fast month
but say others may have oc-
cured and not been reported.
Cypress Bowl Recreation

aletéa a “Feport on recom. -

mended solutions to. the
waste management problem
for a board meeting at the
end of September.

Baker said the sub-com-
mittee’. is looking at’ such
solutions as incineration and
resource recovery, combined
with use of Burns Bog. But

’ she stressed that.the amount

of ‘garbage going. to Burns

‘In 1983, , Vancouver’ and

- Delta signed an agreement —
‘with the’ GVRD that would -
allow: surrounding

municipalities access to

-Burns Bog. But when. North
Nancouver. applied in April _

operator, “Wayne Booth,
says as far as he is concerned
the guard has nothing to do
with security. Rather it's
there to prevent people driv-
ing up the mountain, road
under poor winter condi-
tions.

OUT OF BOUNDS
He adds that Stroshin’s

cabin isn’t even within the
provincial park boundaries

to ‘use 6 the Be after Premier’
Street is closed, that request
was denied.

Baker said the Greater:

Vancouver »Sewerage and.

Drainage District committee, ~
ade:'the decision,’ --
agreed with’; North Van-:: -

which ;

couver's decision to close.

: Premier Street, ‘but were not **

prepared. to allow North Van™
garbage’ to be dumped at
Burns Bog until a waste re-
covery plan was in effect. -.

Baker says"the District’s
‘, intent: isto’ close: Premier

Street: by December.

and therefore has nothing to West Vancouver's Hollyburn ple can't see in the bush at

do with his operation. Ridge, says neighbors night. . rar
‘‘They’re crazy to already look. out for each Stroshin, on the other ; i
publicize the fact there are other. He is considering hand, says his. neighbor’s

alarm went off at 5 a.m.
recently when someone at- . a
tempted to breakin. ed

cabins up there,’’ said
Booth, ‘‘If the cabin owners
are concer.ed about securi-

posting a reward for informa-
tion leading to the recovery
of his stolen goods.

ty, they should be looking at West Vancouver Parks West Vancouver ‘has a

getting money together for spokesraan Frank Kurucz warden in the park year- :

security.”” said removing the guard round. but Kurucz said the rae
might be related to van- question of guard scheduling oon

REWARD would be discussed‘ at talks

datism in a small degree but . won
with Cypress Bowl . Recre- oo “os /

says most incidents occur
during ‘the day because peo-

Stroshin, whose cabin is in ations this week.

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