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prompts
water
system
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Though the current lease will not
expire until 1994, the federal gov-
ernment has said the new 40-year
lease will begin as soon as the
paper work is completed, some-
tune this year.

“Certainly we are ahead,’
Lester said. ‘We are not as ahead
as we had hoped — but this is a
step up.””

Now that the municipality
knows the park will remain part of
West Vancouver, officials plan to
go ahead with much-needed water
system improvements throughout
the property

Fire protection will be a key
aspect of the improvements, the
municipal manager said.

“We have proposed $100,000 to
expand the system so we can get
more water into more areas of the
park,’’ said Lester. Lighthouse
Park already has a limited water
supply system.

The park contains unique flora
and fauna, an important lobbying
point when the municipality ap-
proached Ottawa officials, he add-
ed.

‘“We wanted to make sure it was
protected,”’ said Lester.

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late night disturbances outside the
Olympic Hotel prompted North
Vancouver City Ald. Dana Taylor
to announce his intention to call
for a constructive report from city
authorities.

According to Taylor, there have
been many cases of screeching tires
and ‘‘persons compelled to shout
and curse at the top of their
lungs,’* creating havoc and
sleepless nights for residents of the
Twin Towers and Talisman Towers
in the 100 Block East 2nd Street.

The disturbances have been
created, for the most part, by the
patrons of the Olympic Hotel,
after the bar closes from midnight
to 2a.m., Taylor said.

The problem, which has reoc-
curred for the past several years,
has been brought to the attention
of council members, city staff and
the RCMP without satisfactory
results, he said.

Taylor announced his intention,
at Monday’s city council meeting,
of making a motion for a report
from city staff and the RCMP,
“the recommendation of which
shall be directed at resolving these
less-than-satisfactory living condi-
tions and to curtail the offensive
noise sources.’”

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