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AS - Sunday, July 1, 1984 - North Shore News

*“WE’RE READY TO TALK whenever you are.”’
That’s the message from West Vancouver
Mayor Derrick Humphreys to the Squamish In-

dian Band concerning the future of the eastern
portion of Ambleside Park which has reverted to

Indian ownership.

In a statement issued last
week Humphreys said the
municipality is prepared to
meet with the Band at its
earliest convenience, with
the intent of negotiating a
lease that would permit the
land east of the waterfowl
refuge to the Capilano River
to continue in use as
parkland.

While recognizing
-Band’s ‘legitimate con-
cerns’’ to utilize its land
assets for the maximum
benefit of Band members,
the mayor stressed that
community interests should
also be considered.

“Over the years,”’ his
statement said, ‘‘this
Municipality has consistently
maintained a policy of
helpfulness to the Band, par-

the

aspirations were not in con-
flict with the overall com-
munity’s needs as identified
within the regional context.’”

“It is with a continuation
of this understandifig and at-
titude of helpfulness,’’ the
Statement continued, ‘‘that
the Municipality will be
entering into our further
dealings with the Band
Council, including our
negotiations for the eastern

portion of Ambleside
Park.’’.

The Squamish Band has
indicated it will not begin
negotiations until it has held

a series of community-level

band meetings to determine
its options for use. of the
Ambleside park land and
other lands returned under

ticularly . when | the Band's last fall's agreement.

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‘will-likely face charges for two of the recent break-ins in
West ‘Vancouver. Break-ins reported to police over the past
week inchide:

: @°A commercial ‘premise on Bay Street where four people
were arrested at 3:20 a.m. on June 22 after unlocking door
and stealing cash and a credit card;

e In the 6400 block of Bay Street where someone entered a
basement suite between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. on June 22 and
caused $200 damage before stealing a $150 necklace;

e In the British Properties storage area where a lock was
broken on a storage unit and $270 »-orth of goods were taken
on either June 20 or 21;

© In the 500 block of Duchess when two juvenile males
were arrested after breaking into a residence and stealing
nine bottles of beer on June 17;

© In the 2000 block of Gordon between 8:25 p.m. and
midnight on June 19 when a sundeck window was forced
open and $1,700 worth of jewelry was stolen.

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