Residents of. the Dun-
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site of a former Esso service
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Graham Crockart, ar-
chitect for the developer, W.
Hanley & Co., told West
Van council Monday night
at a public hearing that the
plan at 2393 Marine Drive
combines “a very attractive
shopping area” with 10 non-
family apartments on the
second floor.

Parking will be tucked
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“We've attempted to
create the same atmosphere
as the rest of Dundarave,
using colorful canopies and a
staggered design,” Crockart
added.

He saw a possible problem
with the addition of six
mezzanines on the north-
facing apartments which
would, if included in the
proposal, add six more feet
to the 23-ft. high building.

“Without the mezzanines a
resident behind the building
will still get a view from his
balcony,” Crockart said.

Ross Menzies, who lives
behind the proposed
building, told council that

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the mezzanines — which are
an optional feature — would
definitely block his view.

The Dundarave Mer-
chants ssociation,
however, said it is com-
pletely happy with the
proposal.

“For 25 years that’s been a
pretty sad corner. I’m highly
delighted someone's coming
up with something positive,”
said representative Hank
Sager.

Alderman John- Hum-
phries described the.
proposed building as “a
beautiful conx eptual
design.” \

Clover Valley
interchange

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