36 - North Shore News — Wednesday, Novernber 17, 1999

West Vane

Reereation Facility project. office upgrade; a multi-
Planning Committee recom- New elements include — purpose mecting /birthday
mended a more complete upgrading of the public party room, lobby face
upgrade aiier reviewing the | washrooms, referces and first and Zamboni ice machine
initial scope Of work of the — aid ream; meeting room and — enclosure.

WEST Vancouver council
approved an increase in the
budget for the Ice Arena
Renovation Project by
$341,400 on Nov. 8.

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New, 2dr, power group, A/C, tilt, cruise, AutoTrac system,
locking differential, off-road suspension package & much
more. Was $33,859

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- New, SLT package, running boards, heated seats, leather int,
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_ New, Vortec 4800 V8 engine, air conditioning, am/fm/cass,
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Fri-Sat 9-6

The new price tag tor the
project is approximately S11
million,

Pay Construction td. of
Burnaby was awarded the

uver ice arena uporade exnantde

construction CONTACT worth
S880, 880. Construction is
scheduled to start March 1,
2000.

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| WV school fie}

ighting

Anna-Louise Pentiand

Contributing Writer

WEST Vancouver
District has voted to
sign an agreement
governing a proposed
sport field lighting
system: at West Bay
and Caulfeild elemen-
tary schools.

The agreement will be
forwarded to School
Trustees District 45 and the
West Vancouver Soccer Club
for signature,

Six hundred children who
are members of the West
Vancouver Soccer Club use
limited indoor facilities dur-
ing the fall and winree.

As part of the Recreation
Facilities Master Plan,

_ $100,600 was approved for

this project.

The staff reporc said the
agreement, a memorandum
of understanding, cannot be
changed without further
consultation with — and
endorsement by residents.

Coun. Victor Durman
said the agreement addressed
the residents’ concerns about
use of the lighting system

:. past 8:45 p.m., ‘restricting .
_ use of the lighting system to:

soccer: players less than “15
years of age and control of
the system.

Only the” soccer coaches ‘

will have a key to start-the

system at 4:30. p.m. and it”.
will shut down automatically a

at 8:45 pan.)

- Other resident. concerns, :

ci0Ser
were increased traffic and
garbage.

Darman said the real traf:
tic problem at the school is
at 3 p.m. when 250-300 cars
come to the school to pick
up the students.

A petition representing
54 families opposed to the
lighting at West Bay school
was presented to council.

But Durman said - the
petition was signed by peo-
ple before a meeting with the
school’s parent advisory
committee.

He said he has received -
calls from 10 or 15 people
who wanted their names -
taken off the petition after”.
that meciing. ue

A similar petition signed:

by 17 residents in the
Caulfeild elementary school
area was. presented to the’
municipality on Oct. 182°-
If the school board and
the soccer association ‘signs:

on, the municipality plans to. ~.;

hold) nwo more meetings
with residents at each of. th
proposed sites. :

—a perfect “ia ee
SATURDAY, NOVEMPER 20, 9:09 mM.

140 East 14th Street
North Vancouver:

980-9032