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Controlled.
President Peter Main, who
lives in West Vancouver,
says. the main reasons for

cancelling the project at this

lime were financial.

Difficulty had been ex-

. perienced with the present
‘owner of the Swedish’ Park., }-

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Foods.

| © FOG CREATES BEAUTY as well as hazards, as commuters to and from
the North Shore have been experiencing most of this week. Whereas the
low-lying tog produces safety problems by ‘reducing visibility, North
Shore drivers have been treated to some spectacular visual effects as the

hearings

Wednesday's audience of
approximately 130 local
residents who attended the
hearing in Cedardale School
showed itself to be basically
behind the plan, but still had
a number of bones to pick
with council on points of
detail.

”

But neglect of culture charg

Traffic, trees and the minds and souls of West
Vancouverites emerged as the dominant subjects
of concern last week at the first of three public
on West Van’s community plan —

scheduled to. become the municipality's master’
policy document before the end of the year.

The biggest concerned
traffic, described by British

Properties Homeowners
Association president Pat
Steeves as the municipality's

-most serious problem and
one that had to be dealt with
before all others.

‘
“

Citing the congestion at.

Taylor Way and Marine
Drive as the’ worst
manifestation of the
problem, she declared that
an additional
terconnection highway
between Lions Gate bridge
and the Upper Levels was
“imperative to case traffic in
that area,”

Steeves also zeroed in on
future developments on
Indian Reserve No.5 by the
Capilano River. “All other

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‘in-,

late afternioon sun ‘drops down behind the trees towering above the tog
blanket. Such was the case Thursday when News photographer Jan Smith
captured this scene from the Upper Levels Highway. .

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