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North Shore News

Rezoning of North Van land

NORTH VANCOUVER City Council took the first step
towards rezoning land at the corner of St. Georges and 22nd
St., but in doing so it excluded the site from further use by
senior citizens, according to Ald. Frank Morris.

Morris said the new developer,
International Land Corp., has not
indicated whether the new site will
be partially designated as seniors’
housing even though council has
identified the area several times in
the past as ‘‘suitable for seniors’
housing."”

The area is ideal for seniors
because it is close to lawn bowling
greens, a recreation centre, a park
and a major shopping centre,
Morris said.

But without provisions in the
current community plan for desig-
nated seniors' housing and with
the laws insisting on government
subsidies or percentage place-

By CORINNE BJORGE
Contributing Writer

ments, council members said they
could not vote against sending the
plan to the Advisory Planning
Committee.

“*We have an official community
plan. If we don't adhere to it, we
should change it,’’ said Ald. John
Braithwaite.

Braithwaite said that technically,
the plan the developer submitted
was great, including parking that
was ‘more than adequate’ with
two spaces per unit, instead of the
required 1.5.

But Morris said that two spaces

NV school hests conference

NORTH VANCOUVER’S Keith
Lynn Alternative Secondary
School will host the second annua!
B.C. Alternative Education
Association conference today and
Saturday.

Keith Lynn principal Tom Tup-

curriculum, life skills and com-
puter programs.

Alternative schools offer educa-
tional alternatives for students
with social or learning problems.

The North Shore currently has
two alternative schools: Keith
Lynn, which includes Grades 8
through 10, and has a_ student
population of approximately 120,
and West Vancouver's Sentinel
Work Alternative Program
(SWAP), which offers alternative
Programs to approximately 40 stu-
dents

Hosting the conference, Tupper
said, was an honor for Keith Lynn,
which has one of the largest alter-
native programs in the province.

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per unit were not enough because
the area was suffering a ‘very
severe parking shortage,’’ and said
a seniors’ development would put
less parking pressure on the area.

**Some parking relief has to be
considered for this area,’’ said
Morris. ‘Either the developer
should have to fund this, or the ci-
ty will have to.”

Ald. Barbara Sharp said the
current developer should not have
to suffer for parking problems
created by other builders. ‘‘I can-
not support penalizing current
developers for council's easlier
shortfalls,’” she said.

Ald. Stella Jo Dean said she
didn't think a seniors’ housing
development would relieve the
parking problems, because senior
couples often own two cars.

But Dean criticized the project
for only allotting half the required
play space for children. The pro-

ject is currently deficient by 386sq.ft.

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