Al0 - Sunday News, February 14, 1982

inquiring
reporter
ee

by
Ellsworth
Dickson

The Premier Street landfill is a pro-
blem that will not go away. One solution
(maybe) is to install an incineration

. system, but both the start-up and running
costs are high. This cost would be paid by
North Vancouver taxpayers.

Today’s question is:

PETITION presented to Chilean Consulate on Lonsdale Avenue Wednesday by members of Amnesty International
expressed concern over persons missing in Chile. (Terry Peters photo).

“' Are you prepared to pay
higher taxes to have a
cleaner North Shore ? "'

Simon Terlinden
North Vancouver

Yes, because a clean
environment is = more
important than higher
taxes. A lot of garbage
can be recycled such as
glass, tin and paper. Even
vegetable matter can be
processed into fertilizer.

Diana Budden
North Vancouver

We need a program to
recycle all the garbage we
can. The less garbage we
send to the dump, the less
our taxes will be. I really
don't want to pay higher
taxes.

Gordon Armold
North Vancouver

It as too bad they can't
find another place for the
dump. | would prefer not
to pay higher taxes for
garbage disposal

Steve McManamna
North Vancouver

Yes J think so We have
to keep the North Shore
as clean and natural as
possible Tf tt ts gotng te
fake more moncy then 1
gucas thats the way it has
to be

Kugene Motte di
Nomnh Vancouver:

If at was ® reasonatet. in

ctease in tages then tt ta
alright ty me | feelitiso
serious matter to keep the
North Shore clean |
would like to see a study

on what happens whea

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