THE FOLLOWING isa
meeting schedule for the
North Shore municipali-
ties, school districts and
the health board.

North Van City
Council: Monday, May 27.

North Van District
Council: Tuesday, May
21, 7:15 pm.

.West Vancouver
District Council:
Monday, May 27.

North Vancouver
School District 44;
Tuesday, June 11.

. West Vancouver
Schovl District 45;
Monday, May 27.

. North Shore Beard
of Health: Thursday,
May 23.

; Mission man
hit for pot

RAYMOND Norman
Harrison was pulled over
in March in ihe 2100-
block of St. Georges
Avenue for not having a
valid insurance sticker.

Ac the end of the subse-
quent search of Harrison's

car, police seized 421 grams
of marijuana, a “large quanti-
ty” of cash and a small scate.

Harrison, 38, of Mission,
pleaded guilly on April 24 Ww
possessing the marijuana for
trafficking purposes.

North Vancouver provin-
cial court Judge Jerome
Paradis fined Harrison $2,000
for the trafficking offence.

Police estimated — the
almost pound of marijuana in
the car would fetch between
$3,000 and $4,000.

The Mountie who stopped
Harrison in a residential area
noticed a “strong smell” of
marijuana coming from with-
in the car. The police officer
also noticed the remains of
three joints in the car's ash-

jatied six

Potice say Harrison turned
over a small bag containing
4g of marijuana. Four other
bags containing the bulk of
the drag were uncovered in
the search,

Meanwhile a 35-year-old
North Vancouver man was
months — on
Thursday in connection with
the setzure of 152 marijuana
plants the day: before.

Mark Jehu Babor was
charged with possessing mar-
ijuana for trafficking purpos-
es in North Van City.

During sentencing, North
Vancouver provincial court
Judge Bill Rodgers noted that
the man had a criminal record
dating. buck tu 1979,

That record — included
seven drug convictions, at
least four burglary convic-
tions and jail time.

Babor asked the judge not
to jai! him because he had job
prospects.

Rodgers refused Babor's
request to start the jail sen-
tence in a week.

—Anna Marie D'Angelo

—/ OTICE is hereby given by the City of North Vancouver, pursuant to Section

957 of the Municipal Act of British Columbia, that a Public Hearing will be
held on MONDAY, May 27, 1996, at 7:30 PM. in the Council Chamber, City Hall,
141 West 1-+th Street, North Vancouver, B.C., to receive representations in connection
with the following proposed amendment to “Zoning Bylaw, 1995, No. 6700”, and the
“Zoning Map of the City of North Vancouver’, which is an integral part of “Zoning
Bylaw, 1995, No. 6700":

To rezone Lot 20, Block 76, D.L. 550, Plan 1450, located at 332/334 E East 12th Street, : {
indicated on the map below. The amending bylaw will have the effect of removing the
said property
FROM: RS-1 (One Family Residential Zone)
TO: RT-1 (Two Family Residential 1 Zone)

to permit development of 2-storey duplex.

East 13th Street

St. Andrew's Avenue

_ East 12th Street.

APPLICANT: PATERA PROJECT MANAGEMENT
& CONSTRUCT ION LTD |

‘mid property
ae FROM: RH-] (High Density Apartment Residentiat '] Zone) |
TO: CD-316 16 (Comprehensive Development 316 5:Zone)

APPLICANT: STANITA INVESTMENTS L LTD,

LL PERSONS who believe that their interest in property is aifected by
/ proposed Bylaws No. 6783 and or No. 6785 shall be afforded 4 reasonable’
opportunity to be heard in pergon, by automey or: by petition. The proposed Bylaws ;

Monday to Priday, except Statutory Holidays, from May 13 - - May 7 1996. Written
submissions will be accepted up to and including May.27, 1996, but submissions will
not be accepted. after the conclusion of the Public Hearing.

Bruce A. \. Hawkshaw, City Clerk