8 — Friday, February 5, 1999 -

THE following is a list
of recent West
Vancouver Police

January 15
1. Park Royal North
Attempted stolen auto.
Upon return tu vehicle, com-
plainant found suspect in
vehicle. Door lock pried.
Suspect fled in stolen vehicle.

2. 900 -blk. Marine Drive

Stolen auto. Vehicle
parked on level D in parkade
with three quarter tank of gas.
No kevs in vehicle.

3. Horseshoe Bay overflow
parking

Stolen auto. Vehicle
parked on street adjacent to
overflow lot. Vehicle locked.

4. 900-blk. Marine Drive
Recovered stolen auto.
Vehicle parked on level D of

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parkade. Passenger door dam-
aged. Ignition nad been tam-
pered with. Stolen from
Burnaby.

5. 4800-blk. Northwood
Inc. Cash stolen from
wallet.

January 16
6. 100-bik. Whonoak Road
Theft. Item stolen during
house party.

7. 14th and Marine Drive
Recovered stolen auto.
Vehicle observed driving in an
erratic fashion. Vehicle stolen
from Vancouver. Recovered:
1989 red Mazda 323,
Washington state plates.:

January 17
8. 2100-bIk. Bellevue
Avenue
Theft from auto. Vehicle
nor secured. Glove compart-
ment gone through.

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Stolen auto. — Vehicle
parked in lot beside movie
theatre. Vehicle recovered in
Burnaby, Ignition damaged.

January 18
10. 900-blk. Marine Drive
Theft from auto. Door
Jock broken. Unknown if
entry gained.

11, 500-blk. Ballantree Pl.

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Stolen auto. — Vehicle
parked in driveway. Recovered
in North Vancouver. Ignition
punched.

12. 2100-blk. Beilevue Ave.

Arson. Secured vehicle
parked in unsecured under-
ground parking lot. Items
from glove box placed on
front seat and lit on fire. Oil
was poured onto front seat to
facilitate burning.

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REZONING
APPLICATION
WAIVED

NOTICE is hereby given by the City of North
Vancouver that in accordance with the provisions

f north vancouver

city Oo

8, 1999,

of Section 890(4) of the Municipal Act, the Public
Hearing concerning the following rezoning application has

been waived, and it is the intention of the Council of the City of North Vancouver to
consider Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 7099 for 2nd and 3rd Readings at the Regular
Council meeting to be held on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1999 at 6:00 p.m.:

O’Soun geis time
in Siir for forgery

A 26-year-old man was
recently jailed two
years less a day in
North Vancouver court
for a string of mostly
forgery-related charges
that occurred in
Alberta.

David Spencer O’Soup, of

Edmonton, pleaded guilty to:
B possessing a stolen cheque
on Aug. 21, 1998 in West
Vancouver;

@ possessing a stolen Eaton’s
card on the same day;

8 possessing a stolen child tax
benefice cheque on Nov. 24,
1997 in Camrose Alberta;
Musing a forged child tax
benefit cheque on the same
day;

E& failing to go to court on

Aug. 14, 1997 in Edmonton
and on May 28, 1997 in
Sherwood Park, Alberta;

@ forging Alberta Treasury
Branch money orders on Feb.
5, 1997 in Edmonton;

@ possessing forgery equip-
ment consisting cf aoa
Paymaster-Ribbon Writer
(Protectograph) on the same
dav;

using a forged money order
on Feb. 5, 1997 and Feb. 3,
1997 in Edmonton;

@ imperonating a man on
Feb. 3, 1997;

B@ forging and using a forged
money order on Feb. +, 1997
in Sherwood Park.

North Vancouver provin-
cia} court: Judge Jerome
Paradis sentenced O'’Soup on
Jan. 20.

— Anna Marie D'Angelo

arnmking drivers

THE following people
recently appeared in
North Vancouver court
in connection with
drinking and driving
related offences:

Kevin Gordon Treslove,
21, of New Westminster, was
fined $400 and had his dri-
ver’s licence suspended for
three months after he pleaded
guilty to impaired driving.

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Juan Francisco Ceron
Ramos, 47, of Vancouver, was

ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT

WHAT: sYtaw No. 7099

To amend the text of the Zoning Bylaw as it pertains to Gross Floor Area calculations
to Comprehensive Development Zone 372 (CD-372), 120-128 West 16th Street, by
adding the following to the end of CD-372 Sub-Section (5), Part | I:

APPLICANT:

City of North Vancouver

“and that for Site “B” of the CD-372 Zone, exterior cladding up to 6.5 inches
wide and approved by a Building Envelope Specialist, shall be exempt from
Gross Floor Area calculations up to a maximum of 134.7 square metres
(1,450 square feet).

Cragg & Cragg Design Group Led. Baker McGarva Hart

The proposed Bylaw may be inspected at the ¢ffice of the City Clerk between 8:30 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, except Statutoi y Holidays, from February | - February

Bruce A. Hawkshaw, City Clerk

fined $400 and had his dri-
ver’s licence suspended for
three months after he pieaded
guilty to impaired driving.
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Scott Wesley Akerman, 24,
of North Vancouver, was
fined $400, had his driver’s
licence suspended for three
months and received three
months’ probaticn after he:
@ was found guilty of failing
to comply with a breathalyser
demand on April 25, 1997 in
North Vancouver City;
B pleaded guilty to possessing
marijuana on the same day.

The nexs regularly
scheduled meeting of
City Council is
Monday February 8, 1999
at 6:00 pm.

The meeting will take
place at City Hall:

(41 West 14th Street,
North Vancouver

cour rcil
Mayor John E. Loucks
Councillor John Braithwaite
Councillor Stella Jo Dean
Counciller Bob Fearnley
Councillor Darrell Mussatto
Councillor Barbara Perrault

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