10 - Sunday, Febzuary 3, 1991 - North Shore News

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INQUIRING REPORTER

A THREE-HOUR rescue Jan. 26 of two men in what
has been described as ‘‘an alcohol-related incident’’
along Capilano River involved 40 North Shore emergen-
cy-response personnel. West Vancouver and North Van-
couver District fire departments, the North Shore Rescue
Team and the B.C. Ambulance service all took part in

Should rescued people

a tricky canyon rescue of two Burnaby men. North
Vancouver District assistant fire chief Bruce Ramsay
said the rescue’s cost was a concern, but more impor-
tantly, the rest of the community had less coverage while
emergency workers rescued the ill-fated raft riders.

pay emergency costs?

Lucien Collet

North Vancouver

Yes, I think that they
should pay partly, not
the full amount, so the
next time they will be
more careful.

Greg Stewart

Neison

Absolutely. If they want
to take risks and go out
of bounds, then they
should be prepared to
pay the whole cost,
otherwise stay in bounds.

Rachel Galo

Coquitlam

If signs are weil posted,
then they should pay.
People should use their
common sense.

H.A. Cummings

North Vancouver

I think there should be
some responsibility put
on these people. Not the
whole cost, but there
should be some kind of
fine.

Mary McArthur

North Vancouver

Yes, depending on the
circumstances. They
should be responsible for
their actions, most are
adults.

MUNICIPAL

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AGENDAS

North Vancouver City Council,
Monday, Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m.:
North Vancouver City community
plan bylaw, 23rd and Ridgeway;
18th and Williams/Zoning bylaw,
Park and Tilford text amend-
ment/Zoning bylaw, Greenwood
Park; 18th and Williams/Zoning
bylaw, CCNV parking lot/Zoning
bylaw, Rudolf Steiner Centre
Association, 276 East Keith Road.
North Vancouver District Council,
Monday, Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m.:
(Regular council meeting on Feb.
11). Policy and planning commit-
tee: Capilano College master
plan/Request for change in liquor
licence, Mt. Seymour Resorts Ltd.
West Vancouver District Council,
Monday, Feb. 4 at 7:45 p.m.:
Traffic bylaw amendment, to reg-
ulate zones for disabled park-
ing/Official community plan
bylaw amendment, to designate
duplex zones as development
permit areas.

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DEVELOPMENT
PERMITS

North Vancouver City: Applica-
tion to rezone 276 East Keith
Rd./Building permit application,
2111 Moody Ave., G. Mann.

North Vancouver District: Bylaw
6273, to subdivide 4235 St.
Georges Ave., R. Bradwell/
Application for rezoning and de-
velopment permit, 1600-block
McGuire Ave., Pas Enterprise
Lid./Subdivision application,
Wellington Drive.

West Vancouver District: Devel-

Motor Vehicle

opment permit application, 2232
Marine Dr., Ferguson's.

PUBLIC
HEARINGS

North Vancouver City: Bylaw
6159, to reclassify land to park,
recreation and open space/Bylaw
6160, to amend city zoning map
by reclassifying lots to public use
and assembly zone/Bylaw 6173, to
amend text of zoning bylaw for
Park and Tilford Shopping Centre
to permit use of two buildings in
public garden for a property
Management office, a chapel,
board rooms and meeting rooms.
North Vancouver District: None.
West Vancouver District: Official
Community Plan amendment
bylaw to designate duplex zones as
development permit areas. Appli-
cant: West Vancouver District.

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