Work premieres

JUDITH MARCUSE Dance Company brings an exciting
program to North Vanccuver’s Centennial Theatre tonight.
Marcuse, a local choreographer, says of her new work
Madrugada, Portugese for ‘‘time between midnight and
dawn’’: ‘‘Ie’s about fragmentation. It’s a dark piece, but I
hope it’s uplifting by the end.’’ Madrugada makes it world
premiere tonight at 8 p.m. Phone 987-PLAY for tickets.

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THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
ILLEGAL SUITE ENFORCEMENT MORATORIUM

On February 19, 1990 the City Council adopted a resolution declaring a
moratorium on enforcement action against illegal suites.

City Council has decided to postpone enforcement action until the recently
commissioned Community Consultation Survey on Hlegal Suites, being car-
ried out by Social Planning and Research Council (S.P.A.R.C.) has been com-
pleted and a decision is reached with respect to the appropriate policies re-
quired to address the illege! suite issue.

The City will continue to receive and record signed, written complaints regar-
ding illegal suites but no further enforcement action will be taken throughout
the duration of the moratorium.

In circumstances where health or safety infractions are noted in an illegal
suite, either as a result of a valid complaint or as a result of a regular in-
spection, then the moratorium does not apply to the extent that those health
or safety infractions must be corrected.

During the period of the moratorium the City will nct permit the Construction
of ‘illegal’ suites nor will it permit the re-establishment of suites previously

removed.

A moratorium is not an indefinite suspension of enforcement actions. It is
a temporary deferral of enforcement action until Council reviews the results
of the Community Consultation Survey and decides whether it will re-affirm
or change the present City policy with respect to illegal suites.

Mayor J.E. Loucks
on behalf of
North Vancouver City Council