By Martin Mitlerchip
Contributing Writer

NORTH Vancouver
District Council unani-
mously endorsed pro-
ceeding with Phase 2 of
its Waterfront Task
Force Report recently.

The task force was suggest-
ed by Coun, Ernie Crist in
1994 as a way of developing
long-term strategies for pro-
tecting and increasing public
access to the Deep Cove-
Dollarton waterfront.

- The task force took almost

as long to set up as it did to

j complete its in-depth public
# consultation process.

Ultimately, its 20-plus
membership comprised repre-
sentation from district staff,
community and ratepayer
associations, environmental
groups and developers.

a Its $29,000 Phase 2 report

was presented to council in .

j June 1995,

| That report contained in
J its many. recommendations
‘the suggestions that the Noble
‘Towing/McKenzie Barge site
B be“retained as industrial land
and that there be no medium
Mor high density redevelopment
of che waterfront.

- Council has since amended
f-both .recommeridations in

split decisions and a contro-
versial 137-unit apartment
and condominium proposal
for the Dollarton waterfront
goes to public hearing Sep.
24.

Phase 2 of the task force’s
process will involve develop-
ment of specific options and
plans for its previously devel-
oped strategy,

Crist said Monday that the
Phase 1 report without the
specifics of Phase 2 had put
council in “a very disadvan-
taged situation.”

“We have motherhood
statements about the water-
front... but are dancing
around the mulberry bush
again and again when it comes
to specifics,” said Crist.

Coun. Pam Goldsmith-
Jones made no apologies for
the “breather” between phas-
es and said the district was
“leading the way” compared
to Vancouver City which has
no waterfront — planning
process under way.

“Pm hopeful that those
who participated the first time
will hang in’ there,” said
Goldsmith-Jones.

Glenys — Deering-Robb,
who chaired the task force,
told the News she was
“delighted it looks. like they
are going ahead,” and said she

‘would “consider” continuing

to chair the commitice.

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