VOTES TAKEN on __ issues
addressed by North Shore municipal
councils meeting on Feb, 12 includ-

Attendance: 10
Capacity: 50

Duration of Meeting: 2:50
Absent: Coun. Sharp

Issue: That a Feb. 7 repori concern-
ing the examination of Bylaw 6755
. for its impact on the city's Capital
Expenditure Program, Waste
Management Plan and Economic
Development Strategy be received
and filed.
Result: Passed unanimously.

Issue: That comments from the City
of North Vancouver Management
Committee be forwarded to the
North Vancouver Family Court and
Youth Justice Committee for con-

sideration.
Result: Passed unanimously.

Issue: That money remaining from
the completed Washroom Lighting
Project in Boulevard Park be redi-
rected to pay for the cost of:
installing a playground in the park;
constructing a retaining wall at the
back of the park's shrub bed: and
cleaning and painting the wood play
structure.
Result: Passed unanimously.

— Robert Galster

Attendance: 40 and additional 40
Canada Day certificate recipients
Capacity: 126 seats

Duration of meeting: 3:05
Absent: Coun. Jim Cuthbert

{ssue: Bylaw amendments reducing
school garbage container collection
rates previously collected at com-

mercial rates. Retroactive to Jan. 1.
1994, the lower rales will still cover
the cost of collection,

Result: Passed unanimously,

Issue: A 3.048 metre (10 {L) deep
land exchange of frontage and rear
lane allowance at 600 W. Queers
Road. The exchange between devel-
oper and district will allow for
future road widening of W. Queens
for dedicated right and Jefi turns
onto Delbrook Avenue.

Result: Passed 5-1.

Voting against: Coun. Crist.

Issue: Revisions to environmental
protection bylaw adjusting permit
fees closer to actual processing
costs. While most fees will increase,
the financial strain of posting
$10,000 security deposits for small
to medium renovations will be sub-
stantially reduced.

Result: Passed unanimously.
Follow-up motion: Coun. Crist
proposed a managerial review of the
policies and functions of the
Environmental Protection Officer.

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Result: Passed S-1,
Voting against: Coun. Harris,
— Martin Millerchip
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Attendance: 50
Capacity: 70 seats
Absent: Coun. Danyliu, Coun.
Wood

Issue: That owners of a home at
1104 Hillside Road be granted a
development variance permit allow-
ing them to build a raised walkway -
and deck on the front of their house.
Result: Passed unanimously.

Issue: That plan for the proposed
West Vista Trail be approved and
that municipal staff build the trail
using funds provided by the devel-
oper. Also that plans for screening
and landscaping be worked out with
adjacent neighbors,
Result: Passed unanimously.

— Maureen Curtis

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