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a el Bdrm Suites $28, 500 each

$5,000 down. Owner will carry .
at12%% 1 year term.
Se and :
2 Bdrm. Suite partial view $41,500.
2 Bdrm. Suite partial view $40, ‘000.
1 Bdrm. Suite - $ 32,500.

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Owner will carry with 20% down
112%, term negotiable.

_ Please call

TAGE ELGAARD 922-7968

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or .
DOUG BLACK 988-6239 |

134 East 14th. St., 985-7185.

“THE LITTLE PROFESSIONAL FIRM”

AAS wa iPS

There are now 15,000 new
‘homes ‘in British. Columbia
and the Yukon which enjoy -
protection: under the New

Home Warranty Program. ;

Terry Smith, Managing
Director of the Program,
reports ‘that “although’ the
program commenced . over
3'4 years ago,” enrollment
has: virtually tripled in: the
past 12 months!” Smith feels.
that this rapid increase in
enrollment is due in large
part to increased public
awareness. The public has
come to realize that they can

NV architect name

A North Vancouver ar-
chHitect has had his work
featured in a recent edition
of the Canadian Architect
magazine for the design of a
school built entirely on piles
in a small {Indian -coastal
village.

Ib Hansen, who lives in
Deep Cove and has an office
on Lonsdale Avenue

‘designed the school for the

Department of Public
Works, in Hartley Bay which
is about 60 miles from Prince
Rupert. +: |

Because of the muskeg
conditions of the area, heavy

now, at. no additional cost to
them, ‘essentially be. assured
satisfaction with the con-
_ struction quality of theirn new
homes.

Buyers of new homes
“enrolled in the. program
enjoy the following
protective feature

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1) Protection of deposit
monies to a maximum of

- $5,000.

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2) Guarantee of the
builder’s warranty of
workmanship and materials

equipment cquld not be used

to build the school and it is
believed to be the first
contemporary school in

British Columbia to be built.

on the coastal muskeg.

Helicopters had to be used
to bring in the roof sections
of the school and all work
was done from floor plat-
forms and play decks built
on top of the driven piles,

Many other. difficulties
encountered in construction
work in the muskeg
necessitated a very. special
design to the structure,

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the first” year after
building is completed.

3) Protection for four
yearg : thereafter- against
‘major structural defects toa
maximum of $20,000.

4) Conciliation, should
there be a dispute between
the new home buyer and the
builder during his one year
warranty.

Smith suggests’ that
purchasing a home enrolled
in the program, over a home
that is not, is one good way
‘to protect one’s investment.

Hansen had to fly up to the
site several times to oversee
the work and the completed |
school now serves a student
population of about 110,

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