9 - Friday, October 24, 1986 - North Shore News

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THE CORPORATION O
THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
REZONING BYLAW

The Counci for The Corporation of the District of North Vancouver
wilt hold @ Public Heanng ur der the provisions of tae Municipal Act
in the Counc Chamber of the Municipal Hall, 355 Y/est Queens
Road. North Vancouver. B.C. on Monday. Movember 3rd, 1986
follovang the Reconvened Public Hearing 11 respect of Bylaw 5891
lo consider the following

BYLAW 5900 Applicant Novaco Daycare Centre Society

Location A portion of Lot 1. Block %U, District
Lots 264 and 266, Plan 8498
(1370 Redwood Street as shown on map
below)

DOwDEN STAEST

RWS et mrt i ti ty,

ALOEAWOOD PLOCE =

HOATH

AVENUE

Proposed To amend the existing siting area for the Norgate
Amendment: Community Schoo! site.
Purpose: To permit expansion and relocation of the present

day care facilities.

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Copies of the bylaw, resolution, supporting staff reports and
any relevant background documentation may be inspected at
the Municipal Hall on regular working days between the hours
of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. October 22nd to November 3rd,
1986.
Ail persons who believe their interest in property affected by
the above proposal shall be afforded an opportunily to be
heard at the Public Hearing.

October 22nd, 1986 H.W. Egleston
Municipal Clerk °

Election night: after eight

WEST VANCOUVER-Howe Sound Liberal candidate Ed Carlin, top
photo, watches the election night saga unfold at his campaign base.
Cartin clocked in with 6,060 votes in his first run for a legislature seat.
Above, North Vancouver-Seymour candidate David Schreck con-
‘gratulates the party faithful for their efforts. Schreck picked up 8,162
votes,

A reminder from
Rikki Recycle...

OCTOBER !S
RECYCLE
MONTH!

Municipalities, regional districts, community organizations, recycling industries
and the Recycling Council of B.C. have joined together to encourage everyone to
participate in the war on waste by recycling old newspapers, glass, oil, scrap metal,
clothing and other materiats.

There are recycling depots and pickup services in most communities, Many
municipalities now have regular curbside newspaper pickup service.

Pesycii; helps everyone. It saves dollars, conserves our natura! resources and

helps protect our environment. It is a key element in regional waste management
planning

27th ye a Park Royal Shopping Centre will celebrate RECYCLE MONTH with a recycling
thousands of domestic & foreign car & 1 display and hand-outs from October 27 - November 2. Saturday, November 1 will
: feature a visit from Rikki Raccoon, the recycling mascot, face-painting and a hat

and mask-making workshop with Imagination Market using recycled materials.

(noon-3 p.m.) FREE

Copies of a Greater Vancouver/lower Mainland Recycling Directory are ivailable
at all public libraries or by contacting Greater Vancouver Regional District
Information Services, 4330 Kingsway, Burnaby. BC. V5H 4G8. Phone 432-6339,
* x *
1C.B.C. vendor BCAA approved A.R A. ceriitied The Recycling Promotion Program is a service of the Greater Vancouver Regional
Cudsely “otemanshy, —  ToShiarthy sence District. in co-operation with Lower Mainland municipalities.

174 Pemverton Ave N Van 985-7455