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Dear Editor:

At the District Council
meeting on Monday, July 8,
Council voted approval to
go ahead with construction
of Leachate Control at the
Premier Street Landfill.
Since | recall that at the time
of the opening of the present
phase of the landfill, a new
Leachate control system was
installed, this seems rather
peculiar, especially since it is
now history that the District
of North Vancouver served
notice that it was closing the
Premier Street site on
December 31, 1985. 1
therefore asked Council if
this new construction of
Leachate control meant that
the dump was indeed being
extended. The acting Mayor
Alderman Murray Dykeman
assured me that this was not
so and that the District has
not changed its resolution
to close the dump and that
the present situation would
not change that. The District
Manager further, elaborated
that this new construction
only concerned the old sec-

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tion of the dump which had
terminated at what is now
commonly referred to as
Mount Bell.

Since one is somewhat
limited in scope when asking
these questions of Council,
the replies did provide food
for thought and prompts one
to ask further questions. The
first question is why at this
date are we going go install
Leachate control on the old
portion of the dump instead
of having had it done at the
time when the same action
was taken on the opening of
the present section of the
dump? I am not an
Engineer, nor do | pretend
to know all the ramifications
of Leachate control, but |
would be hard put to accept
the assurances of a qualified
Engineer that any Leachate
control in such a porous area
as a creek bottom could be
100% effective, even when
installed ahead of dumping
and much jess when installed
years later on a dump site
the size of the older portion
of the Premier Street Land-

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fill. In fact, I would be
moved to suggest that at this
late date they would be
wasting their money, unless
of course they have millions
of dollars to spare to com-
pletely surround this dump
down to bedrock or other
impervious layer. Question
to Council is, what sparked

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this decision?

Another question that
comes to mind is why bother
with any of this if the dump
is to close on December 31?
Further, where are we going
to be dumping our garbage
after December 31, 1985? I

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terrorists?

Dear Editor:

Perhaps some _ intelligent
person can explain some-
thing to me.

When Israelis, with supe-
rior American equipment,
and large numbers, invade a
foreign country with fire and
sword, killing thousands,
burning their homes, and
carrying back 700 Arab in-
habitants of the country for
Israel’s future security, it is a
‘legitimate act for the na-

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hostage and demand the
release of the 700 previously
mentioned, and kill one
American, it is ‘‘a cowardly
act of international terrorism
which is not to be dealt with
by negotiation.’’
Why is this so?
Douglas H. Christie
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