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A 20-YEAR-OLD Langley man was sentenced May 30 in West
Vancouver provincial court to 90 days in jail after he pleaded guilty
to driving while prohibited.
Frank Gruner was originally charged in connection with an April
17 incident in the 4800-block of Marine Drive in West Vancouver.
In addition to the jail term, Gruner was placed on probation for
314 days. .

Peace waikers
pass through

A GROUP of pesce walkers, en route to Saskatoon to protest
uranium mining in the area, will be passing through the North
Shore Sunday.
The western leg of the Watk For World Survival, which accord-
~ ing to peace walker Boomer Dormody has been organized by a
grass roots group of concerned citizens, begins at Nanoose Bry
Saturday. The group will meet with walkers from Eastern Canada
Aug. 24 in Saskatchewan.

The walk has been organized to draw attention to the planned
mining of the world’s richest uranium deposit at Cigar Lake,
Saskatchewan. The group also cpposes increased military spending
by the federal government and advocates that the rights of the
country’s native people be respected.

NV man jailed
for assault

sentenced Tuesday in North Vancouver provincial court to 21 days
in jail after he pleaded gulity to a charge of assault causing bodily

Nirmal Singh Siddoo, siso known as Norman Nirmal Siddoo,
was originaily charged in connection with an April 27 incident in
North Vancouver in which another male was assaulted.

W. Van bulk
housing
hearing set

THE PUBLIC hearing for the new
Bulk Housing zoning bylaw is to
be held on June 26 in West Van-
couver District Council chambers.

By MAUREEN CURTIS
Contributing Writer

“Those who care, please be
there,”’ said Ald. Andy Danyliu at
Monday night’s council meeting.

The proposed bylaw to be
discussed has been prepared in
response to the continuing com-
plaints about the influx of bulky
new and infill housing in the
district.

These homes fill current building
envelopes to the greatest possible
degree and are often out of char-
acter with the rest of their
neighborhood.

The bylaw will put into law
some of the recommendations that
came out of the Bulk Housing
study ordered by council last year.

“We have the legislation in place
already: we're just firming it up
with this bylaw,” said Ald. Rou
Day.

He explained that among other
things, the bylaw would change the
floor area ratio from .45 to .35,
alter sideyard requirements, limit
allowable outdoor surfaces (to 50
per cent), lower site coverage and
require owners of lane-facing pro-
perties to put their garages in the
back rather than the front.

“The provisions are reasonable
and are not a radical intrusion on
the rights of property owners,”
Day said.

There were some complaints
from the public, however, concer-
ning the lack of changes in the
bylaw to the current height restric-
tions.

A consultant will be looking ino
the matter of determining heights,
which can be difficult in West
Vancouver's uneven terrain.

“We're going ahead with the
rest of the Segislation while conti-
nuing to study the complicated
matter of height,’’ said Day.

Mayor Don Lanskail stressed
that council will, bylaw or not,
have no control over the esthetics
of the design of new homes.

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