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areas Wednesday with an open house that focuss- Headboards & frame only
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areas and the Upper Lynn and Lower Seymour. Li $259°5 $299°5 $339°5 °
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Background Report was ini- 4 Direct tactory sale to the North Shore public
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prepare a District Official house, adding Indian Arm e SALE e SALE e SALE © SALE e SALE e SALE ad SALE e
Plan, and focusses on seven was well-represented by resi-

distinct areas: the Capilano dents.
Valley, the Crown-Grouse
Mountain area, the Upper
Lynn Vailey, the Lynn Peak
area, the Seymour Valley,

the Seymour-Elsay Moun-
tain area and the Indian
Arm.
According to the
background report, the ob-
jectives for the Alpine plan :
include reserving land suit-

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private tourist uses, allowing
for pubhc input and the
reflection of the public’s
goals in the planning pro-
cess, retaining the communi-
ty’s forested character,
designating ecologically im-
portant areas as park
reserves, conservation areas
Or Open space, protecting the
mountain views of Indian
Arm as a heritage for future
generations, and directing
development to areas en-
vironmentally suited to
development.

The completed plan is ex-
pected to be presented to
District Council next spring,
with a public hearing process
to follow.

The Upper Lynn and
Lower Seymour Park study
is being undertaken in ef
forts to assess the viability of
the 9300 hectares (23,000
acres) in question as a park
and recreation area.

Rich Hankin, Regional
Parks manager for the
GVRD, said although the WS
GVRD, the GVWD and
North Vancouver City and
District have approved the
Lynn Valley Regional Park
in principle, that approval
for the scheme 1s still re
quired from the provincial
government

However, he said the four
groups are now working on
a plan tor the area’ which
could result in a sem
wilderness park in the Upper
lynn

Hankin added although 1
would be possible to permit
some recreational sports in
the Seymour area such as
canoeing and fishing, that
the arca will probably not
become dedicated parkland
since the GVW) must pro
tect the area's water supply
capabslity

“But the Lynn could be
conveyed (to the municipal

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groups) from the gov
ctnment, because It's not an
important water supply .

source like the Seymour,’’
said Hankin

He predicted the public
hearing process for the Up
per bEynn and Lower
Seymour Park study would
begin in carly) 1985, with
mectings tentatively sched
uled for not) only North

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