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A public meeting, to
discuss the actual RV park's
development permit, will be
scheduled only after the
temporary use bylaw and an
amendment to the
Maplewood Official Com-
munity Plan is passed by
council, :

Assuming the park would
go ahead despite its objec-
tions, the VNHS_ recom-
mended in a brief presented
by district resident Gerry
McCann some site im-
provements be made io en-
sure the marsh could be
preserved and utilized by the
birds and the public,

Their recommendations
included:

* the number of stalls be
reduced from 263 to 190;
* the fence separating the

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RV site from the marsh be
repaired and extended;

® a gate be installed and
signs be posted to prevent
either ATVs or dogs access-
ing the marsh;

© a walkway be constructed
on the marsh edge;

© a 50-foot buffer zone be
left around the development;
© and garbage and sewage
disposal be of the highest
standard,

‘he VNHS also requested
that the soil and gravel on
the north quarter of the
proposed site be tested by
federal health authorities for

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possible toxic chemicals.

They contend the com-
pany pveviously using that
portion of the site regularly
washed out its chemical
tanker trucks there. The
VNHS says it wants to en-
sure visitors are not exposed
to any health risks,

Dorthea Matewish, presi-
dent of the Recreational
Vehicle Association of B.C.
(RVABC), supported the
development but had some
practical objections to the
plan,

She said the 90 degree
angle park entrance would

be too difficult for the large
rigs to negotiate and the in-
dividual stalls were too
small,

The site would also benefit
from more pay phones and
washroom facilities nd 24-
hour security, Mutewish
said.

Council voted to adopt the
temporary use bylaw, but
held off on amending the
Maplewood Official Com-
munity Plan to reassure the
pedlic that their concerns
about the park would be
thoroughly heard at a later
public meeting.

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