THE following is a list
of recent West
Vancouver Police
reports:
January 01

1. Sewell’s Marina

Theft. Stolen: fibreglass
dinghy, white with blue
stripes,

January 03
2. Cypress Bowl
Theft, Item stolen from
parking lot area.

January 05
3. 6300-blk. Bruce Street
Break and enter. Eaknawn
person entered — electrical
room, No sien of forced
eatery, Stolen: power washer
and hoses,

4. Horseshoe Bay ferry ter-
minal

Thett. Luggage went miss-
ing while boarding ferry.

January 06
5. 2100-blk. Argyle Avenue

Break and entes. Locks and
hasps cut on three storage
lockers. Noo sign of forced
entry ito storage roan.

January 12
6. Eagle Harbour
Thett. Boar missing from
mooring. Stolen; Pontoon
boat with Suzuki 9 hp motor.

January 14
7. 3000-bIk. Westmount
Road
and

Aueempted break

enter, Suspect smashed
kitchen window. Complainant
observed a grey vehicle back-
ing our of driveway.
8. 2400-bIk. Bellevue
Avenue

Attempted break and
enter. Door knob in’ under-
ground parking stairwell was
pried and = knob dented.
Unknown if entry was gained,
All units secure. Lock box key
was stolen cacier in’ the
month.

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amendments to its Cab Regulation Bylaw to allow
for the operation of the Local Minibus Service.
The amendments follow in all respects the request by the operator in his bid to

establish an alternative private transportation service. The regulation requires all drivers

to hold a valid chauffeur's permit and provides for a fare structure as published by the

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license from the Motor Carrier Commission to provide seamless service across the
North Shore. A proposa! by the operator for an agreement between the City and his
company to achieve an exemption of the Motor Carrier Commission regulations was

According to Mayor Jack Loucks “The City has looked carefully at the minibus service
and recognizes that it can provide a valuable service to City residents. We also
recognize the long-standing contribution to our community by North Shore Taxi and
Sunshine Cabs. We have taken steps to change our regulations to allow Local Mini Bus
to operate, but are not interested in entering agreements with the sole purpose of
circumventing Provincial rules.” Mayor Loucks also noted Council's interest in the
upcoming regulatory review to be conducted by the Motor Carrier Commission.

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on the services
proposed by
Local Minibus Service
for the City of
North Vancouver,
please contact
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THE following people
appeared in North
‘Vancouver court
recently to face various
charges:

Before Judge Ellen
Burdett. on Nov. 18, 1998:

Juan Antonio Flores, 29,
of Burnaby, was fined $100
after he pleaded guilty to
catching and retaining under-
sized: Dungeness crabs on
Ger $0, 1998 in North
Vancouver.

A Spanish interpreter was
required for court.

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Warren Scott Jacobsen,
38, of North Vancouver,
received 24 months’ proba-
tion atter he pleaded guilty to
assaulting 2 woman on Nov.
9, 1998 in North Vancouver
City. Jacobsen was prohibited
trom possessing guns for five
veurs,

Before Judge J.K. Shaw
on Nov. 4, 1998;

Douglas Richard

Lalonde, 40, of North
Vancouver, received 12
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to assauiting a
woman on Apn} 25, 1998 in
North Vancouver City.
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Phillip John Blackburn,
41 of Coquitlam, receiv ed 18
months’ probation after he
pleaded guilty to committing
mischief by kicking a woman's
decor on June 23, 1998 in
North Vancouver City

Before Judge Jerome
Paradis on Nov. 4, 1998:

James Grane Fitzsimmons.
abo on know as James Grant
Bover, 23, of New
Westminster, was fined $200
and received three months"
probation after he pleaded
guilty to attempting to steal
something from a vehicle
between July 9, 1996 and July
12, 1996 in West Vancouver.

Fitzsimmons was require
to pav S100 restitution.

Before Judge Ellen
Burdett on Nov, 3, 1998:

Kathleen Alice Nelson,34,
of Maple Ridge, was jailed 60
days after she pleaded: guilty
to stealing merchandise
belonging to Wal-Mart
Canada on June 9, 1998 in
North Vancouver City.

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Shawn Michael Makela,
31, of North Vancouver,
received 12 months’ proba-
tion atter he pleaded guilty to
stealing merchandise belong-
ing to Zeller’s on Nov. 2,
1998 in North Van City.

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