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10 - Wednesday, November 20, 1985 - North Shore News

Horseshoe Bay to go

KUBE COMES TO NV

BOOM in the night

DECEMBER won't br-
ing many silent nights
for residents of
Horseshoe Bay.

The B.C. Ferry Terminal
needs emergency repairs, in-
cluding blasting, and they
must be done during low
tide. Thanks to mother
nature, that occurs in late
evening and early morning.

The B.C, Ferry Corpora-
tion made a request to West
Van Council for an exemp-
tion from the municipality’s
anti-noise bylaw specifically
relating to construction work
at night,

The construction would

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consist of the installation of
soil anchors and the placing
of fill and erosion protection
to secure the steel sheetpile
walls at the ferry berths ut
the Horseshoe Bay Termi-
nal.

A sounding stirvey per-
formed last September
revealed that much of the
stabilizing material which
lies in front of the walls has
been lost due to the ero-
sional forces of ferry pro-
pellor wash.

'The extent. of the erosion
makes the collapse of the the
walls a real possibility,"’ said
M.R. Renaud, manager of
the terminal construction.
“The time of greatest risk
will occur during December

- and January. when very low

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THE Australian gov-
ernment labor accord will
be the subject of discus-
sion when B.C.'’s top
labor leader, Art Kube,
addresses New Democrats
in North Vancouver
tonight (Nov. 20).
Kube, who

tides at night coincide with a
period when ground water
levels may be elevated due to
heavy rains.”’

The first phase of con-
struction is slated to run
from now until December
20.

The job entails blasting
and drilling 35 holes for an-
chors, Two to three holes
will be drilled during each
low tide period.

“Other construction in-
cludes welding, positioning
the drill and grouting and
tensioning the anchors, but
these activities are not ex-
pected to produce objec-
tional noise levels,’ Renaud
said.

Council approved the
Ferry Corporation’s applica-

recently

T hanks to the support of West
Vancouver voters, Park Royal
can now open Sundays to better:
" serve the community. Like you, we'll
be home watching the Grey Cup this
Sunday, November 24. Our first
Sunday Opening will be Sunday,
December Ist. So come on to Park

Kube will be the guest
speaker at the North
Vancouver-Seymour
NDP’s annual general
meeting at 7:30 p.m. at
Ridgeway Elementary
School, 420 East 8th
Street, North Vancouver.

toured Australia with
Opposition Leader Bob
Skelly, will speak on his
impressions of the
Australian accord and
whether he feels
Australian experiences
can be applied in British
Columbia.

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