12 - Wednesday, December 14, 198% ~ North Shore News

inquiring
reporter
Evelyn Jacob

Aldermen

NORTH VANCOUVER City
Council blamed a resident’s anger
over a Lower Lonsdale highrise
development on overzealous real
estate agents during a public hear-
ing Monday night.

Keith Road residents were un-
aware that a 16-storey proposal by
Interlude Projects fell within the
zoning bylaws said North Van-
couver resident Patrick Von
Pander.

The proposed building, Von
Pander said, would cut into the
view from the new retirement
home his parents had purchased
two months earlier and would af-
fect the property enjoyment of the
majority of Keith Road residents.

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. dated Wed. Dec. 14 to Sat.
w Dec. 17 1988, the Magna-

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LIONS GATE Hospital announced last week that the

high cost of bio-hazardous waste disposal may threaten
medical services if the provincial government does not
provide relief funding. The hospital currentiy ships its
waste to an incinerator in Washington State at an annual

How can LGH cut waste disposal costs?

Jim O'Donnell

North Vancouver

The provincial governm-
ent should be responsible
for waste disposal and
provide relief. It's part of
environment control.

Elfonso Cabrera

North Vancouver

LGhi should have its own
incinerator
shipping it south. They
can do that by charging to
their patients more.

Vancouver

instead of

slam estate agents

and
upsetting that people spend their
life savings only to have their views
disappear.”’

“I get the impression that real
estate salesmen are leading people

But Ald. Frank Morris said the
area had been zoned for highrise
development since 1967 and said
buyers should have been informed
by real estate agents of the zoning
bylaws before purchasing their
homes.

Ald. Rod Clark said he found it

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Thomas McCay

In the long-run it's better
to build our own facili-
ties. It’s far too expensive
continue
waste to the U.S.

cost of $120,000 because there are no such facilities in
Greater Vancouver. The cost to install local incinerators
that could burn the hospital's waste has been estimated at
$500,000. Inquiring Reporter asks people how LGH can
cut costs on waste disposal.

David Isaac

Vancouver

They should build an in-
cinerator in Canada. Why
should we pay the U.S.
when we can have our
own?

Debbie McMurtry
Vancouver

I believe that all B.C.
hospitals are under-fund-
ed by the government.
The government should
give more moncy to avoid
cutbacks at LGH.

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