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At noon the line for the
women’s washroom conflicts
with the lineup to the restau-
rant. We have had to use
portable trailers to provide
restaurant and other services
while waiting for development
approvals. Raw sewage is
pumped out of the holding
tanks inte tanker trucks and
shipped to the sewage treat-
ment plant ir Iona.

Mr. Williams recommended
that there be no expansion out-
side the existing controlled
recreation areas that were estab-
lished as high-intensity recre-
ation use arcas by B.C, Parks in
its 1979 Master Plan. His rec-
crear educed don

er design capacity
6,000 to 4,850 for the park.
the He also recommended ; | that
government design and con-
struct the sewage link to West

* Vancouver specifically based on

public and m input.
We have, at the request of
the provincial government,

* amended our master plan to

. incorporate the Williams rec-

ommendations accepted by
cabinet in 1995.

This pian, which mirrors
B.C. Parks’ 1979 approved

. master plan, includes the

° replacement of alt existing ski
ifts with industry standard
installations and the construc-

_ tion of permanent contempo-

rary day-use buildings with a
cient number of modem

am flush toilets.

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At a cost of between $2 mil-

lion to $6 million per lift and the
izing of the rest of the
facilities in both the downhill

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meet existing demand and public _

ions, a capital budget of
Cypress Recreations —

‘does not own any land within

Cypress Provincial Park. The
land remains park and is

‘- owned by the province.

We have a 50-year renewable
- Iease that requires us to provi
recreation services and facilities
to all visitors to the most popu-
lar Of provincial parks.
-: “To suggest Cypress is try-

ig to develop another
istier as some have stated is

a falsehood and intended to
“deceive the public and to dis-
credit the public process.
proximately one kilome-
tre of sewer line is required to
mplete the link from the

4: park to the municipal system.

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°1996 clearly states that the
; municipal m has the
capacity to le the sewage
from Cypress during both

and non-peak times.
“The 15,000 design peak
capacity for day use visitors
barely satisfics xisting demand.
., Cypress Bowl Recreations
is a private company operating

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and providing both non-com-
mercial public recreation at
Cypress “rovincial Park, which
is located partially within the
murucipal boundary.

We pay municipal taxes.
The government did not.

We employ over 600 peo-
ple, mostly youth and young
adults and most of whom live
on the North Shore.

We generate over $2 million

annually in federal, provincial
and municipal taxes and fees.

We subsidize shuttle bus
transportation to Cypress for
the kids who live in West
Vancouver at a cost of over
$50,000 a year beczise the blue -
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We have always been and
will continue to be a strong
supporter of community events
and services particularly for the
youth of West Vancouver.

Due process was followed
to produce a comprehensive
provincial park master plan.
This plan contains many public
benefits for the communities
of West Vancouver and North
‘Vancouver as well as other

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communities in the Lower
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ups, agencies, municipali-
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It is time to get on with
development of necessary facil-
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No real estate or hotel
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Not everyone can afford to

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—~ Wayne Booth is the presi-
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Reereations Lid.

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