In today’s troubled times radio, television and news- papers bombard us daily with stories about public problems—items on every- thing from local crime to the nuclear arms race. This week the Inquiring: Reporter asks: ‘‘Other than personal problems, what. worries YOU the most?’’. It’s all in the eyes of the beholder. Is the tree more heautife! ¢ than tha blocks? tits West Vancouver residents have.a reputation for taking their aesthetics seriously— | you might say ‘‘straight on the rocks.’’ In an effort to pacify.those who dispute the beauties of trees versus views, council approved last . year a policy procedure for tree cutting. This procedure | outlines ’ the steps that must be taken by a landscape lover to improve his view. at the expense of a neighbor’s tree. It was designed t- “‘maintain a balance between the eatinan nl damn eemeaniuio ¢tam acsthotics WA pared VorSS te value of views.’’ . However, the procedure page 4- August 3, 1977 -Nerth Shore News _ Janet Beaulieu ‘North Vancouver Supertankers. With those big ships — travelling between Alaska and Cherry Point any mishap would result in a spill. ‘neighbor to obtain the -an outside mediator and, successful, the whole $200 - deposit is. returned to the desired results through. mut- ual co-operation. - 2. if the applicant is not successful, then-the munic- ipality may be asked for the intervention of. a mediator. This request should. be accompanied by a deposit -of $200 to defray the cost of any . mediation. ' tion without the retaining of “applicant. . 4, Where an outside mediator is required, municipality Pays the first with the balance to- be > taken out of the applicant's Ss depos- it. . does not have the status and _ weight of a bylaw that is fully enforceable. It is based on the premise that two neigh- bors- should come to an agreement about cutting the offending tree. If they do not come to an agreement, the: tree remains. . a! The five-point procedure i is | as follows: . 1. The ‘applicant desiring. tree-cutting first approaches —§: Te mediation is success- ful. (i.e.- if the owner of the’ ‘tree is persuaded to deal with it), the applicant pays the full cost of the cutting program. 3. The municipality en-— deavors to obtain co-opera- if the ‘Gordon Kennedy: 7 Aviemore, Scotland. I live in a ski village that relies on the tourist trade and our only worry is whether or not it will snow. Wars and -. such don’t bother me be-— cause there is nothing we can do to stop | them.”’ ~ ‘The procedure v was recent-. ly appraised and re-confir- | med by the aldermen. it will get another review in six ‘months when ratepayer as- sociations will be asked for their comments. Meanwhile, it is. unclear whether the almost- year-old — procedure has actually ach- eved anything .at all. 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