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October 23, 1993 112 page~

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NEWS photo Mike Waketielo

LOCAL ATHLETE Barrie Street is surrounded by soccer boots and equipment donated by North Shore News readers over
the past two months. The equipment will be sent to Father Gerard McCabe in Africa (o outfit local teams of children in the
village of Phokeng. Lufthansa Airlines has donated the air freight to ship the equipment in boxes supplied free by The Great
Little Box Go. Over 300 soccer shirts were donated — 200 from the Lynn Valley Soccer Association ~— along with 50 soccer
balls, and over 200 pairs of boots. North Vancouver sporting goods store, The Goalnet, donated 7) brand new pairs of

boots.

Residential development planned for Seycove

NORTH VANCOUVER District Council approved Tuesday
the third reading of a bylaw to allow the creation of seven
large residential (RS3-zone) waterfront lots on or near the
north side of Deep Cove.

The land is) presently zoned
Parks, Recrention and Open Space
(PRO) and is part of the 17-acre
(6.9-heetare} Seycave Marina at
2890 Panorama Dr.

An additional water-access rest
be allowed as an

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DISTRICT COUNCIL

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ancifhiry use te the marina,
Marina owner Ko Kim
overioved a the close 4-3 decision
in his favor. He promised to bexi
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“HF it was just simply thar land,
would we ever pass this proposal?
Pdon't think so," said Turner,

Turner accused some councillors
of Jinking the rebuilding of the
commuter dock to the rezoning in
their remarks and described that
connection as ‘an illegal act

“Urs very clear in the Municipal
Act that vou can't sell zoning. Is
there ao hewyver in’ the hotse?"’
asked Tioner,  suggestine that
councils decision could be
challenged in court,

“Hes bad enough that
scliing Zoning. we ure not even
yetuny oa good price. Seven
waterfront lots for $250,000

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Marina taken to third reading

dock. We will be embarrassed tor
a Jong time to come.’ he con-
tinued.

The commuter dock is the Deep
Cove end of a boat ride that ts the
only access fo many suminer and
year-round residences along the
feneth of Indian Arm.

ft has become the cause of
inuch angry debate between the
indian Arm conmuters, district
council and new owner Kim over
the hast three years.

Boat commuters
plained to council
deterigraling condition of their
moorage focilittes and demanded
council guarantee their mooraze tn

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return for their taxes. Kim) has
maintained that he needs to devel-
op his property to generate the
cush required to upgrade the
marina and the commuter dock.
But petitions presented at a re-
cent public hearing show that a
majority, of Indian Arm boat-
commuters now uppear to favor
Kim's development proposal us a
solution to their docking woes.
Coun. Joan Gadsby cited ‘the
majority of residents who support
the deselopment’’ and said she
saw the proposal as ‘iat private:
Iy-ftunded selution™’ to the
moordge problem,
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