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TINA ENJOYS music, sports and sewing. She will be
graduating from Douglas College this year and also getting

married.

N. Shore council agendas

From page 10
DISTRICT COUNCIL, Monday
April 16 at 7:30 p.m.: (Public
hearing 7 p.m.) Introduction-
mayor’s and aldermen’s indemnity
bylaw/ Application for rezoning
4235 St. Georges/ Seymour
Heights Community Hall/ Request
for early approval- Water utility
capital expenditures/ Deep Cove
water quality investigations/ Pro-
posed amendments to the building
bylaw/ Proposed resclution to
LMMA and UBCM re:
chicrofluorocarbons and halons.
WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT
COUNCIL, Monday April £6 at

7:45 p.m.: Hollyburn Ridge Golf

Course proposals/ Theatre-by-

the-Sea/ Early budget approval-
appointment of full-time cultural
coordinater/ GVRD development
services-1989/ Municipal Ad-
ministration Training Institute/
Proposal for purchase of
foreshore/impact of foreshore
purchase-3688 Marine Drive/ Pro-
posed VSO concert at Waterfront
Park./ Establishment bylaw North
Shore Arts Commission.

Agenda items in this column are
included as space permits.

Seymour

MOUNT SEYMOUR Parkway
from Tolcross Road to past
Seymour golf course is ‘ta mess,’’
says an area resident.

By RAY TICKSON
Contributing Writer

“It used to be a beautiful road,

“but now it’s a shambles — full of

holes and grooves from sloppy
paving,”’ says Pau! Lightfoot of
Russell Avenue.

Lightfoot blames the poor con-
dition of the road on contractors
who, he says, keep digging it up,
and then filling it in as cheaply as

Lightfoot says contractors
should have to replace the road to
the standards they found it in be-
fore they dug it up: ‘Taxpayers
paid good money for that road and
the contractors should put it back
the way it was."’

North Vancouver District
engineer John Bremner said that
patches are never as good as origi-
nal pavement, but there is no
problem cciving on them.

Bremner said contractors who
make cuts and holes in the pave-
ment are required to repair the
road to a ‘‘decent condition.”’ But
he said there are no hazards to
drivers.

The district has applied to the
Department of Highways for
shared-cost funding to upgrade the
section of the parkway from
Tolcross Road to Apex Avenue to
the same level as the new section
from the Seymour River. ‘‘le will
have sidewalks, curbing, a land-
scap~4 centre divider and new

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$1.3 MILLION IN FUNDS NEEDED

Province to share
upgrade costs of

Parkway

pavement," Bremner explained.

The parkway is considered a
secondary provincial highway so
portions of its upkeep and capital
construction come under provin-
cial government cost-sharing pro-
grams, Bremner said.

Costs of the upgrading are
estimated to be $1.3 million. The
province is being asked to con-
iribute $390,000 as its share.

Bremner said if the district is
successful in getting funding, the
work can be done this year.

“Next year we will apply for the
section from Apex to Indian River
Drive.” He said the district has to
apply for ‘bite-size pieces’’ if it
hopes to be successful in getting
provincial funding.

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