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AN INVASION of TV
satellite dishes,
cropping up like
mushrooms across the
North. Shore, could
spoil the beauty of its
residential areas and
cause neighborhood
strife. Those were the
fears expressed
Monday night in two
North Shore councils.

West Vancouver council,
which has already received

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By WENDY HAYSOM
and TERRY LAVENDER

dishes, feels the problem
could snowball in coming
months.

But on solicitor's advice
that their hands appeared
tied, aldermen backed
down from establishing a
bylaw that would restrict the
setting-up of TV’ dishes and
acrials,

Instead, they voted to
bring the matter before the
Union of British Columbian
Municipalities and the

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Federation of Canadian
Municipalities for advice on
how to act.

And they called on the
good citizenship of residents
not to cause problems. by
setting-up monster dishes in
their arcas.

“For the sake of the
beauty of this municipality,
we must do something to
regulate these dishes,” said
Ald. David Finlay, who

proposed the bylaw.

He disputed municipal
solicitor B. Emerson's claim
that Icgislating the dishes

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