A3 - Friday, June 22, 1984 - North Shore News

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Goods
bylaw
struck
down

FOR THE second time, North Vancouver
District has had its dangerous goods bylaws
struck down by the Supreme Court after being
challenged by Canadian Occidental Petroleum
Ltd. (Hooker Chemicals).

By JOANNE MacDONALD

The decision was an-
nounced early this week

Neither side will comment
on the decision until the of-
ficial yudgement is
distributed but Ald. Stephen
McMinn, a vocal opponent
of the bylaw since last fall's
clecthon campaign, said he
was not surprised at the
decision

Awast VANCOUVE

“dt was unduly penal on
one company (Hooker
Chemicals) and had the
potential to lower the safety

measures in that parte ular

company sand McMinn od ALD. STEPHEN McMINN

would prefer the bylaw to _.. led opposition
die a natural death as far as

moocomecerms Canadian Od isuc had been previously
cidental bon certainly toe addressed and that the bylaw
wom ote push for oa new did not orestrtet Hooker
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