Levels Highway

a in areas above the
1200-

@urees idenuticd and protect-
ed in’ coniunetion with her-
irage considerations.

Durman said) that the
move is designed to prevent a
sinular sination to Whithy
from happening again.

“Eo domt think anyone

nts to sce BPP British
Pacitic Properties) cut down
Ml oit’s wees, which at has a
right to do,” said Durnin,

Recently, council voted at
an in-camera meeting, to allow
BPP to cut down several trees
on parcels of municipally
owned land that lie within the
boundaries of BPP's proposed
104+-acre Whitby Estates
development.

wh ghee’
. Irees were
municipal
PP Hor
their band

Council is now asking for
nput from various communi
tyoand advisory groups prior
te faly 30.

After that. discussion
about the new regulation will
continuc.

Durman said that people's
comments should be restrict-
cd to issues regarding trees on
undevelaged land.

“We do not want to stop
the cutting of trees above the
upper levels,” said Durman.
“We want £0 control the cut-
tng of tress until we the
development plans applied
tor.”

COUN. Victor Durman ...
no more tree cutting as
happened at Whitby

‘loping, neigh-
borhoods like the undevel-
oped Jands above the Upper

Catherine Barr eos ;
Contributing Writer A ; removed from
ndote prevent
cil is considering
adopting tree cutting
undeveloped land.
“This is not the municipal-
people's private gardens. That
is a ditterent issue,” said
He emphasized that the
_ new regulations being consid-
in the four areas outlined in
ils report.
in environmentally
nsitive area like municipally

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WEST Vancouver ccun- cutting the irces on
regulations for private,
ity trving to regulate trees in
oun. Victor Durman.
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THE following issues were
among those discussed by
North Vancouver = City
Council on May 25:
Attendance: 40

Capacity: 50

Duration: 4 hours

Absent: none

Issue: That council members
be encouraged to serve on any
Standing Committees — or
Boards of the Federation of
Canadian Municipalities,

min: House

Inion of British Columbia
Municipalities and the Lower
Mainland Municipal As
tion; and that their expenses be
paid in accordance with City of
North Vancouver travel poli
and that the director of finance
be instructed to place a suitable
dollar amount in the annual
budget to fund projected travel
expenditure
Result: passed unanimou

Issue: That a temporary use
permit be granted to the Roval
Canadian Legion to operate a
licensed Veteran’s Club at
sdale Ave. ; and that
Liquor Control and
Licensing Branch be advised
thar the City of North
Vancouver considers thar a
majority of the residents in the
area are in favor of granting a
liquor license to the Royal
Canadian Legion to operate at
1200 Lonsdale Ave.
Result: passed unanimously
— Jolanda Waskito

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