“OCTOBER 13, 2000 . penetenind Auto eve 39 lee Classifieds #0046 Crossword eco 53 Lautens ooo < Mercer eee] LIGQNS GATE PROJECT UPDATE The bridge will be closed fur deck replacement werk from TO pm. Saturday, Oct Sunday, Qo UR. For updates on bridge constric bon miermation inten te 94.5 FAL i. Fatking Personals ees 47 HON Pipbcaber. Cortaty Pupasher Meter Spece 139 Lorsaan: Avie, Sorin Varcoet BC VIM ME Canadan Puzacatars Yat Sales Product A teetet 2 O738 °+ khamer@nsnews.com WEEKNIGHT clo- - sures have been added to the con- struction schedule for ‘the Lions Gate Bridge. Pam ~ Ryan of the B.C. Transportation Financing Authority (BCTEA) said addi- _ tional closures are required for welding work to seal the new bridge deck. “Welding requires a full bridge closure ‘because traffic “causes vibrations. that would “compromise the welds.” 2° Weeknight closures - for October: will take. place on ‘Monday and =~ Tuesday evenings: The closure schedule for the remainder of the month isas follows: : 7 10 p.m: Saturday, Oct. 14 to 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 15; “88 p.m. Monday, Oct. le to 6am. Tuesday, Oct. 172 ' “(210 p.m. -Tuesday, Oct. 17 to 6a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 18; B10p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21 L p.m. Sunday, Oct. 22; B83 p.m. Monday, Oct. 23 to “6am. Tuesday, Oct. 24: 810 p.m... Tuesday, Oct. 2+ to 6a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25 @10p.m- Saturday, Oct. 8 two I p.m. Sunday, Oct. 29, 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 30 to 6a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 31; B10 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 31 to - 6am. Wednesday, Now 1. “ Listen to 94.5 EM or check out BCTFA’s Web site ar =” ewww. lionsgatebridge.gov.be. «a> for updates. See More page 2 Coupon Clipper p55 Check in Classifieds for the best savings 14 lpm FANS honcurs Michael Conway Baker and Daniel \zzard This Week p13 _ NEWS photo Cindy Goodman APPROXIMATELY 50 people showed up at Tuesday night’s West Vancouver council meeting to protest BC Ferries terminal expansion plans in Horseshoe Bay. Council voted unanimously to expiore legal options to oppose the project. Marcie Good News Reporter mgood@usnews.com WEST Vancouver council voted Tuesday to direct staff to meet with members of CAFTE (Citizens Against Ferry Terminal Expansion) to explore legal options to block BC Ferries construction plans for Horseshoe Bay. Couneil’s options include supporting a planned injunction against the Crown) corporation being sought by the. Gleneagles Concerned Parents * Robbermaid 77L GARBAGE . CAN District agproved size :- Soap lock tid *- reg $14.49 seo #443) [ ie WV explores options to stop ferry terminal growth Commitice — a group of residents with children at the elementary school. Without the presence of anyone from BC Ferries at Tuesday night’s council meeting, a group ‘of Horseshoe Bay residents opposed to the $30-million terminal expansion plans ended up preaching, to the converted. Armed with neatly scripted placards carrying mes- sages like “Respect Bylaws” and “We like the Mounzain where it is,” about 50 protesters showed up at district hall. A representative from BC Ferries LBER Holds large ond, odin size bee ~ Mlows for ensy rewavol of full boss. i+ Folds for stornge was invited to speak at the meeting, but declined. John Moonen, speaking for CAFTE, asked coun- cil to turn down any applications for permits related to the project. “We're asking very respectfully that”, you just say no,” he said, “and if nothing else it will!’ force BC Ferries to take you to court and we'll get” this matter before a judge.” In order for the construction to proceed, the ferry corporation requires a blasting permit fromthe. municipality to remove at least 7,000 cubie metres of rock from the mountainside. Officials from the feder- al Department of Fisheries and Oceans have. expressed concern about the environmental impacts . : of the blasting. ; : See Expansion page 2 .