ate Lynn. - Creek ROBERT! WHITE, of Van- couver, is Woated to safety chy members “of the “North Vancouver: Fire: Department fter he fell into Lynn Creek vary. Tuesday: night’: The ‘15-year-old was sitting on a ledge -in? a) 10-metre -seetion of canyon when a rock fell from above: knocking. him into. the water. The boy was taken to Lions: Gate Hospital, / where he “ was treated) for’: a) compound fracture’of. his left arm, aad feleased. He was floated about-100 metres (Chrough a Narrow - passage lo- waiting paramedies.. The: incident is the ‘fourth. resete® since Fri- daysat Lynn Canyons: On Monday 22-year-old) Bur- ‘mabye? man. drowned » after jumping into;an area known as 90-foot pool: a OVER. 100° disgruntled: Caulfeild area ‘residents: jammed West Vancouver. District. Council chambers Tuesday to how! their: displeasure over-a- proposed S10. million shopping cen- We tre-for Caulfeild Plateau. “The. Dundarave. Merchants Association, Gleneagles “Ratepavers Association, «and » Horseshoe | Bay, Ambleside. and Park: Royal \ merchants socia- i tions) all backing: residents”: con- rns, have also jumped into “the Bel Canada Enterprise Development ‘Corporation (BCED) representatives: appeared : before “council “at, the public. meeting. to argue theif; case,for: the develop-, ment of! a): 69,000 square - foot * commercial centre,, which would | Classified residents _ 3325 feature a .25:000. square-foot : _ Safeway specialty gourmet outler.,, At the heart of the controversy is adisagreement over-the amount | of..commercially-zoned @ area available -to ‘the. developer- at the -8.3-aere Caulfeild Plateau site and the effectiveness. of -@ ogreen-belt buffer. between ® surrounding. resi- dential “-property.” and ©: proposed commercial development. Accotding. 10.a May. 16. West “Vancouver © District staff report, the original land-use contract iden- “tified approximately 3.75 acres for commercial development. The land-use contract negotiated July 1978, included | present” site owners, British Pacific Properties... and the Cornoration of the District of West Vancour for, changes . not ‘affecting. “‘the “overall tatenv of thé agreement, oAnjapplication :for.minor amendment to: the land-use. ‘con-.; tract submitted to council in April by BCED,. supported by. British, Pacific | Properties, argues. fora | building permit covering the entire wer hie deat f 3. Seip ase fight proposed development 5.3-aere site: ‘According to manager of development BCED‘S general shopping centre Don: Wright, the in present §.3-acre’site was agreed to in 198]. ; .:**Therecis,a registered. plan, for a 5.3-acre sié at; Caulfeild Plateau. We have an irrevocable option to purchase that parcel of land at this: time," said’ Wright. | 5 “British Pacific held: the cam- Saat ee tis eS poe oe ES Prepared to. buy-it) and develop it® don't have the. right to develop. “We introduced green-belt assa “compromise: Our® rights “are | to: develop 5.3 acres. We backed off. We're prepared to put our money : “where our mouth is,’ said Wright. But - residents. argued.: the = magnitude.of: such a project would radically. increase commercial, use on the's RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES COMMENT: SEE STORY PAGE 5 _ merbial site, sitting pati¢nily, not, - able to: develop. the property, resi- dentially because of the: market. The /market “for: commercial development, .now - exists; We're io‘be ‘approved.: wie ae a ‘West Vancouver:Mayor Derrick Humphreys called: for sa staff i." eport! to; council to further. con- i sider the BCED application July 21. ite if the amendment “were” Jand now we're being told that: we: