12 - Sunday, September 1, 1985 - North Shore News

Cove park pian
questions continue

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and adding traffic which will
use the: proposed boat
drop-off. A proposed park-
ing lot on Naughton Road
will also use Banbury. The

residents feel this will lead to .

even more congesticn.
Randall Yip, speaking for
the council of Mariners’
Cove gave council three rec-
ommendations: "*
* Move the bus lay-by to
Panorama Road near the
Deep Cove Stage immediate-
ly*
©’ Commission an indepen-
dent study to determine the
feasibility of a bus loop at
the lot adjacent to the Deep
Cove Stage, or in the
Naughton realignment. Use
the criteria of: proximity of
lay-by or icop to residents,
width of road and conflic-
ting uses of the road. Com-
pare the alternate locations
tothe present location.
¢ Commission a traffic Now
study on the consequences to
Banbury of the, small boat

drop off road and Naughton ~

parking lot.

Yip told council the group
was in the process of retain-
ing real estate and traffic

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consultants to review the

‘impact of the design plans

on Banbury and requested
four weeks to carry out the
study.

When Yip asked council if
the municipality. would bear
the cost of any traffic study
undertaken by his group
Mayor Marilyn Baker an-
nounced council had decided
in an in-camera meeting not
to undertake a traffic study.

But Ald. Joan Gadsby
said a traffic study should be
done. Gadsby said consul-
tants had earlier identified
parking as a significant pro-
blem and the problem
should have been assessed
and critiqued. But Gadsby
said this had’ not been done
and she calied for a study.

Council deferred a motion
to:endorse the initial part of
the plan and to:give the go-

drawings.

Council |has’ been in

two waterfront parks.

To round out the Deep
Cove discussion, resident
William Blakely asked coun-
cil where the district would
find $1.5 to $1.7 million to
finance the proposals in the
plan.

While Baker tried to tell
Blakely council could not
discuss the plan because the
mation was deferred until
the Sept. 9 meeting, Blakely
insisted on asking, ‘‘Where
is council going to get money
for what they haven't
budgeted?”’

Baker. refused to answer

the question, saying council |

would further discuss the
plan at the next council
meeting.

Council does not consider
issues raised by delegations

‘at the same meeting.

ahead for detailed design §

poscession of the park design

plan:since June, but has yet _
The.
plan is a Jong ranging im- q

to officially. accept it.

provement project for Deep
Cove, split into three phases

‘and including the joining of 2

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