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AN GUT-of court settlement has removed two legal barriers
that were blocking the sale of the former Park and Tilford
Distillery site.

As a result, BCE Development
Corp. can continue to pursue its
proposal for a shopping centre on
part of the 30-acre North Van-
couver site.

BCED

BARRI

Reporter

development
said the legal

shopping centre

general manager of Wayne Knowles

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five-year-old Carlen onto the carefully pruned holly bush which the foe

ic-ald Lauren (left) and fiv

hold-ups were a stumbling block in
his company’s plans,

The two barriers were slapped
on the property. and halted the
sale of the site antl the legal action
was resolved.

Each of the three parties invelv-
ed in the suit — Park and Tilford,
Festival Markets Inc. and Fleur De
Lease Properties refused to
discuss the recent court action,

ear-old Lind

whieh alleged Park and Tilford,
owned by Schenley Canada, broke
an agreement to sell G2 acres of
the 30-acte site for $2.5 million,

In a joint venture with BCED
(formerly Daon Development
Corp.) Festival Markets’ associate
company Brodel Developments
Lid. made a proposal to North
Vancouver City Council to develop
the now neglected gardens into a

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commercial festival gardens and
market.

The joint venture was defeated
by council in October 1985,

BCED now has a contract with
Schenley. which was renewed in
June, giving BCED first option to
buy the site.

Festival Markets and Brodel
See P&T

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