By TERRY LAVENDER

Dean. “and. ‘Mall were Payne. One level of government give local MLA’s Angus Ree.
_ questioning’-the. use -of the City adminstrator Ed cannot tax. another, so the and Jack-Davis a little more:
North Vancouver foot of: Lonadale. Avenue by Raymond said buses are only province has agreed to “pay time to'confirm the province

City council has split.
into two ‘opposin
perl es. on. the. -issue..of...

ons ‘d ale “Q) ua legal fees al a traffic. Only 10 per cent.of moncy is not guaranteed, asin the past, that Lonsdal
Ald FE Ya that traffic will be buses, ‘and and may be in danger, so a. Quay is not being billed for. :]
ermian rank. . motion by, Hall to advise most.”.of the rest will, be meeting should be held. with legal. services done by. -the. :
Marcino. said during: ‘a ‘Lonidale ‘Quay: Develop-:' pri ars, he said. These Premier Bennett im- City for which it should be. ‘|
sometimes. bitter . ment Corporation that buses. will use the: ‘problem, ‘Re ‘mediately to confirm the billed.
debate | on the: multi- must. be off the foot of _warned. p provirice will pay. grants for Council has a policy. of

million dollar - “project
Moriday night.

“We're developing a two
party ‘syatem here,” he said.

“One wants to get things lou of taxes for. the. “project approachingBennett. . - $40,000 at the end of —
done, the. other ‘wants to ‘was ‘also defeated. * ‘Elko Kroon urged Deanto January, would be closer to
oppose everything. . The $100,000 by the time the
fer Quay is finished. . ~ Le
“They think they'll get Milogal™ Scfernoent of relat - .' Other aldermen disputed
better headlines BY Opposing feea forthe. project to the’. = her claim’ that ‘the City. is
everything.” City: solléitor, 3 illegally contravening its

. w Aldermen, Gary

Bill Sorenson
‘and-Dean and othe times®
with the other three.

is “Mareino said ‘Hall and
Dean: “are opposed _ to
progress and question every -
single aspect of the. Quay
project.

agg some members of’.
council had been around -

when the wheel was in-..—

vented, -we'd be going
sround. on square wheels.
We-have to move with the
tinied,” he said.

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buse

sometimes voted with Hall, .

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buses, the payment of taxes -
by. . the.:-province - 9n.--the
development. and the Quay’s

Lonsdale by Dec. 31,. 1983"
was defeated: - Be
Dean's motion to arrange.
a meeting ‘with = Premier:
Bennett’ 'to.-ask him. ‘about:
provincial ‘taxes. or grants in:

me be allowed
of Lonsdale .

“But. other

‘council F

part of the problem as the
Quay development will
“generate a great deal of

in presenting her motion
©-a meeting with
‘the’ :premier,. Dean -said a
great deal. of-:property in
North: rancouver. is non-

members. argued there has~ 68 -

_mever been any agreement
“with Lonsdale Quay that the
buses :-would:-only be ‘there
“temporarily: *

“Loucks - ‘said, “the ‘only |

~ logical place for those buses

“to-go.down there is the foot |

-of Lonsdale.” —

Most of the buses will end
up ‘entering and leaving the
Seabus terminal ~via
Chesterfield, anyway, sald

Strike brings
wv buses toa halt

West Vancouver
muters haven't been able to
take. the bus to work this
week’ because of.» West
Vancouver Municipal
Employees Aasociation
picket line around the transit
garage.

‘The picket line around the

31 ‘Blue Buses’ went_.up.

com:

slfice Monday. -

The union has‘also been
picketing the ' Municipal
“Yard since Monday,
meaning no garbage pickup
for West Van residents.

Ambleside Park,

the

Gleneagles Golf'Course and ©
the cemetery have also been

affected by the rotating

Monday morning and is the strikes this week.
latest action in a series of é
rotating strikes in the When asked how effective

municipality during the past
two weeks. The union has
been ina legal strike position
for a month.

‘Because bus drivers and
maintenance workers are
honoring . the picket line,
some 4,000 West: Van

commuters have had to find

other ways to get'to work

a

BURGLAR

the strike has been, a
spokesman for the union
said “ Well, there are still 31
buses altting there in the
garage.”

Call Classified
986-6222

system here.” howe:

North, Vancouver grants in
liewoftaxes.
But Dean told council this

the ICBC building and the
Pacific. Marine . Training
Institute being built at_
Lonsdale. Quay.

Othe: aldermen said the
City should. wait before

Vf, td
FRANK MARCINO — “We're developing two- 9

‘10 100 Years ago, a craftsman knew. the only

selected White Pine was the right pine.

“House of Brougham stilldoes. ,

“Because the allure. of pine furniture is as

much. in the wood Itself, as in its design and
workmanship. We select. only the best look-
ing Northern Ontario white pine.

we put it together with traditional
joints like dove-tail, dowel and tenon. |

Then, we

a

We evén have our light and dark finishesi ,
ally made for us, and -hand-rub them intol:

All our : pleces are faithfully designed
around those of the pre-1867 period,. com:
plete with the mouldings and panellings used
at that time.

So if you know what you're looking for,
» you'll find it at House of Brougham. ,

will pay* the grants before.
approaching Be:
Dean algo argued, as she

requiring applicants: for
rezoning to pay the City’s
legal fees; but Lonsdale
" Quay does not have'to pay
these. fees, ‘she maintained.

Dean said the legal costs,

own policy by ‘not bil
Lonsdale Quay for the legal
costs.

. The debate.

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