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Girl suffers burns
when fire explode

A 12-YEAR-OLD North
Vancouver girl is in hospital
recovering from minor burns
to her feet after an explosion
in a family fireplace over the
weekend.

The unidentified girl was
sitting in front of the
fireplace in her Hendecourt
Street home when an explo-
sion showered her with
sparks.

As well as the burns the gir!
suffered, her father received

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stereo speaker, chair and
carpeting near the fireplace
were burned.

Fire department officials
investigating the blaze found

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AS - Wednesday, December 14, 1983 - North Shore News

300 new jobs
North Van told

THREE HUNDRED jobs await North Shore
residents but only if North Vancouver District
backs a major waterfront development scheme at
the foot of Pemberton Avenue, council heard

Monday.

And those jobs, according
to Pemberton Waterfront
Development Group Inc., are
just the tip of the ‘‘goodies”’
iceberg for the community.

Jorgen Bysse, spokesman
for the development group
eyeing the waterfront lands,
said the jobs will benefit the
many young people without
work.

Also, it will give foreshore
access to residents from all
over Greater Vancouver and
increase retail sales for
shopkeepers along Marine
Drive.

Moorage stalls for about
40 fishing boats would also
be provided from which
fishermen could sell their cat-
ches to shoppers.

Restaurant facilities as well
as a pub and wine bar are
also proposed as part of the
development site.

Bysse said the fisherman’s
wharf scheme also intends to
develop a market place
similar to the Granville
Island Market.

However, concerns were
raised by District’s planning
department because much of
the scheme goes against the
development guidelines
outlined in the Marine Drive

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Corridor Study and the Of-
ficial Regional Plan.

Marine Drive’s study
recommends that commercial
development be prevented
along, the low level road to
avoid dilution of commercial
floor space demand in the
area.

While the Official Com-
munity Plan designates the
site as industrial, it allows
commercial uses adjunct to
the established industrial

uses.
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the regional plan re-
quirements and does not en-
joy support at the regional
staff level,’’ said District
planning officials.

Gouncil, meanwhile, _re-
mained cautious before jum-
ping to support the plan.

Main concerns raised
among council members cen-
tred on parking problems
which could result if the pro-
ject is approved.

At present, sections of the
proposed development site
are used as parking stalls for
staff of Seaspan.

Before any further debate
or analysis of the proposal
proceeds, council directed
District staff to prepare a
staff report dealing with the
parking issue.

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before council

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