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A2Sunday News, March 23, 1980

eas

to. determine . whether a
bylaw | vhich has “twice -in-
validated. ‘public’ hearings i is
even necessary,

The bylaw states. that sub-
missions,cannot be received
on a subject after the con-
clusion of a public hearing,
nullifying the March 4 hear-
ing into the City community

plan: “Two tetters—on.the _

matter were. considered after
the heating and aldermen
also discussed the subject

with members of the public,

during the. hearing.

A similar situation occur-
red with a hearing into a
group home application,
which was ‘killed for the
same legality when just one
submission was received
after the ‘public hearing had
been held. - Alderman —
Gary: Payne asked Monday's
council meeting for common
sense t prevail in such situa-
tions anid A derman Stella Jo

Beware

West. Vancouver
have issued a we a
people to beware ofa acn
of scruffy men claiming to be

looking for business as

chimneysweepers.
The police say the two,

a

“Dean ‘hainiained 1 aldcrmen’ 7

should be allowed, to talk:to |
mepeople who vote them.in-
J office.

pointed. out. “Therefore the
hearing should not have

been invalidated when
aldermen talked to people
regarding the plan after the
hearing was over, she added.

City. council -has been
warned by the City solicitor
about this matter, according
to Alderman Frank Mar-
cino, and he told the
meeting that the purpose of
the public meeting is to hear
Opinions for and against
proposals of the community
plan. .

Council could not weigh
the presentation justly if
council members listen to
opinions outside the hearing,
Marcino charged.

He added that once an
item goes to a _ public
hearing, aldermen would be

who call themselves North
Shore Chimney- Sweeping
Service, may really be casing
people’s homes with an eye
to breaking in later.

\ The men, described as be-
ng in their late 20s and grub-
by in appearance, went to a

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’ owing . prejudice to
- consider submissions outside
the meeting...”

Alderman: “Gary - - Payne
suggested that while
everyone was. giving’ legal

- Opinions, the council, should
try considering
sense”. —-

“To suggest that aldermen
can’t make a fair decision
after additional information

has been received is
degrading to aldermen,”
Payne said.

“We should be capable of
not considering inadmissible
petitions, in making
decisions,” he added.

But the Mayor pointed out
that if a council decision is
challenged in court, council
will not be able to protect
itself legally if bylaws
regarding public. hearings
have not been followed.

Council tentatively
scheduled the meeting for
March 24, if the City
solicitor is available on that
date.

of these ‘chimneysweepers’

woman’s home on Kildonan
Road in the British Proper-
ties and aroused her suspi-
cions with their story about

chimneysweeping Police have

not been able to locate a
firm of chimneysweepers by
such a name.

23 & 24

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