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HIKING, SAILING and herseback riding are among
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Places travelled include Ber-

Referendum question reviewed

NORTH SHORE Continu-
ing Education is offering an
evening lecture and discus-
sion on the Oct. 26 national
: constitutional referendum.
* ~The evening seminar session is
. se for 7 p.m., Wednesday, Oct.
Said Stephanie Hudson, a polit-
ical science instructor who will
, lead the session, ‘“‘There are a

great many questions arising from
the agreement which need to be
explored. For example, ‘Will the
provinces now have too much
power? What role will a newly
reconstituted Senate play?

“What does self-government
mean for native Canadians? Will
our social programs be negatively
affected?’”’

To register call 986-8888.

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North Vancouver City Council:
Monday, Sept. 28, 7:30 p.m.:
Delegations: Mary Collins, P.C.,
M.P.; Sanctuary Investments.
Reports: Lower Lonsdale planning
study, Heritage programs. Fire
bylaw revisions, Youth dance club
temporary-use permit, Strata
conversion policy.

North Vancouver District Council:
Monday, Sept. 28, 8:30 p.m.:
Mount Seymour Parkway
reconstruction; Subdivision of
property at 1768 Ross Rd.; rezon-
ing application for Parkgate
neighborhood pub; ‘‘Walk-a-
dog-a-thon’’ Lynn Valley;
Chamber of Commerce 1992 con-
tract for services; Strata conver-

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West Vancouver District Council:
Monday, Sept. 28, 7:45 p.m.:
Delegations: Horseshoe Bay
business and community associa-
tions. Inglewood Centre licence,
Scout cabin-Hollyburn ridge,
Noise bylaw exemptions for
Capilano Golf and Country Club
and Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal.

North Vancouver School Board:
Next meeting Tuesday, Oct. 6.

West Vancouver School Board:
Monday, Sept. 28, 7 p.m.: Educa-
tion funding review, capital plan
amendment bylaw, education
committee report, Asia Pacific
program.

BC Hydro opens office

BC HYDRO is opening a
new office on the North
Shore.

It will serve the communities of
North and West Vancouver, and
the North Shore-Coastal region,
including Powell River, Sechelt
and the Pemberion-Whistler-
Squamish region.

‘The office is located at 630
Brooksbank Ave. in North Van-
couver, and will be open for
business at noon on Monday, Oct.
5.

“BC Hydro is trying to bring
customer services closer to the
communities we serve,’’ said BC
Hydro regional manager Brian
Demerse. ‘‘The fact that we now
have offices spread out

throughout the Lower Mainland
should enhance services.”’

Of the 100 staff members that
will work at the new office,
Demerse said that many are North
Shore residents. Previously, North
Shore administrative and person-
nel staff worked out of a Kitch-
ener Street office in downtown
Vancouver.

Customers can also pay bills at
the new Brooksbank office, a first
for North Shore residents, who
have up.until now had only two
drop-box locations at which 1o
pay their hydro bills.

BC Hydro is planning an of-
ficial open house, coinciding with
the North Shore Power Smart
program, for Wednesday, Oct. 21.

PUBLIC
MEETINGS

North Vancouver City Council:
Bylaw #6325 and #6326. Devel-
opment Variance permits #33 and
#34.

North Vancouver District Council:
Rezoning bylaw #46383, #6445,
#6448, #6464, #6389, #6471.

West Vancouver District Council:
Zoning Bylaw #2200. Develop-
ment permit #92-09. Official.
community plan bylaw #3413.

All agenda items are restricted by
space. For a complete listing. of
West Vancouver agenda items,
call 922-1211 after business hours
for recorded information.

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