A LOW-COST _ business
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North Vancouver City
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last week.

A presentation by St.
Thomas Aquinas high school
principal Doug Lauson con-
vinced aldermen there was a
need for an inexpensive
licence to augment the
current $72 and $36 ones.

The school plans to hold a
craft fair in November and
intended to purchase all the
business licences needed by
participating crafts people

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(who are donating a portion
of their profits to a school
fund) to encourage par-
ticipation.

But the cost would have
been prohibitive —
$2,702.40 to be exact.
“We're anticipating a $3,000
profit from the fair to put
into our fine arts fund, but
paying the fees will leave us
only $300,” Lauson said.

He sought a “special dis-
pensation” from council to
reduce the cost of the
licenses, but the aldermen
discovered they had to

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City plans licence fee cuts

donate a matching grant to
offset the fees in order to
abide by the business licence
bylaw.

“We get entrapped by laws
sometimes and have to find
our way out,” Mayor Jack
Loucks said wryly when
aldermen were surprised
that there were no allow-
ances made for business
licence costs for short term
or charity events.

City staff were directed to
investigate solutions as
quickly as possible to
alleviate the problem.

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A9 - Sunday, May 9, 1982 - North Shore News

HAMMER MILL emergency at Saskatchewan Wheat
Pool Wednesday afternoon was caused hy clogging of
grain in generator. Friction buildup started the grain
smoking and staff, remembering the explosion which
destroyed the previous grain terminal at the neigh-
boring Pioneer site, evacuated the building.
Production resumed after North Van City firefighters
hosed down the shutes. (Eric Eggertson photo)

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Council also approved a
grant for approximately
$4,000 to the Folkfest to
cover the costs of that
event’s business licences —
the approach used up until
now to deal with the bylaw’s
shortcomings.

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