HEATHER is a big fan of Canadians Michael J. Fox and
Neil Young. Heather has travelled to sunny Mexico, Florida
and California. She eventually will follow the sun to

Australia.

Lynn Valley community
plan gets the final nod

THE LYNN Valley Core Area Of-
ficial Community Plan bylaw was
recently adopted by North Van-
couver District Council.

The plan is a broad statement of
philosophy which will govern
future development in the area,

“No major change in character
is proposed for the area,’’ said
Ald. Ernie Crist, ‘although overall
increases in density are foreseeable
in the next 10 to 20 years given
current demographic trends.”’

Objectives of the plan include
confining major commercial, in-
stitutional and higher density
multi-family residential develop-
ment to the core area where com-
munity services are most accessi-
ble; encouraging a broad range of
community services and land uses:
protecting and enhancing heritage
sites and buildings; protecting en-
vironmentaily sensitive areas, such
as prime stands of native trees and
watercourses for future genera-
tions.

In a motion to amend the bylaw,
Ald. Joan Gadsby recommended
to ‘‘alter the area designated for
protection of the natural environ-
ment and extend the development
permit guidelines designation to
the new Karen Magnussen building

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NORTH VANCOUVER

CAPILANO
Break and enter —- 600-bIk.
Sharon Cres. Entry gained by in-
secure windows. Stolen: VCR and

jewelry,

Break and enter — 500-blk.
Greenway. Entry gained by
unlocked front door. Stolen: Si-
quor.

Break and enter — 3000-blk.
Paisley Rd. Entry gained by
unlocked window. Stolen: stereo
equipment.

CITY NORTH
Break and enter — 600-bIk. West
Keith Rd. Entry gained by unlock-
ed window. Stolen: Sony Walkman
valued at $200.

Break and enter — 100-blk. E.

Keith Rd. Stolen — $480 cash.
Break and enter — 100-bIk. W.
Keith St.

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location’’, and that in addition,
“any expansion of the indoor fa-
cilities at the Karen Magnussen
Arena should minimize the incur-
sion to the natural areas within
Kirkstone Park.’’

Commenting on the community
garden centre site located at the ,
corner of Lynn Valley and{
Draycott Roads, Gadsby said: %
“The long-term use of the site will &
be multi-family residential,
although continuation of the ex-
isting use will be permitted on an
interim basis.’’

The motion to amend the bylaw
was passed, with opposition com-
ing from Crist on the basis that the
decision to rezone the areas of
Kirkwood Park adjacent to the
Karen Magnussen Arena was
‘short-sighted’.

“The Lynn Valley core area is
already the most populous region
in North Vancouver District,”
Crist said, and in view of the ex-
pected overall increase in density,
“| think it is very, very important
that the existing parkland is main-
tained,’’

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broken into in basement. Point of
entry not known, Stolen: various
items.

Break and enter — 1000-bIk. Ad-
derley St. Entry gained by
smashing basement window.
Stolen: cookies, cordless lint

shaver and small amount of cash.

LYNN VALLEY

Break and enter —- 2000-blk.
Mountain Highway. Entry gained
by open back door while resident
cleaning curpets. Stolen: wallet
containing credit cards, $650 cash
and misceNaneous cheques.

Break and enter — 900-bik. Well-
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rear ground level doors left open.

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FROM THE NORTH SHORE’S POLICE FILES

Stolen: Granada VCR, liquor, and
$4,000 worth of jewelry.
SEYMOUR
Break and enter — 500-bik, N.
Dollarton Highway. Entry gained
by unlocked kitchen door. Stolen:
18-speed mountain bike valued at
$1,400.
CITY SOUTH
Break and enter — 100-bIk. St.
Georges Ave. Sixteen storage
lockers broken into by locks being
cut. Victims reported nothing
stolen,
Break and enter — [00-blk. St.
Georges Ave. Storage locker
broken into. Stolen: Sears tool box
with assortment of tools valued at
$300.

PEMBERTON
Break and enter —-  1000-blk.
Churchill, Entry gained by break-
ing through a wall. Stolen:
nothing.
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