— Wednesday, September 17, 1997 — North Shore News

NVO

By fan Noble

News Reporter
tan@nsnews.com

A Sept. 15 court date
for the showdown
between North
Vancouver District and
-he Canada Mortgage
and. Housing
Corporation has becn
pushed back, likely to
October, said district
Mayor Don Bell on
Tuesday.

The court case centres on
three bylaws that amended

the Seymour Official
Community plan and affected
206 hectares (510 acres) of
CMHC land in Mountain
Forest.

The bylaws, popular with
many Seymour = residents,
changed the designation of
the land from Urban Reserve,
suitable for development, to 3
Parks, Recreation and Open
Space designation.

Bell said the CMHC has
added a second Jawsuit to the
first and therefore the mid-
September court date has
been moved, likely to
October, but no date has
been set.

The

second — lawsuit

invoives 2 recent rezoning
which also affects CMHC
lands in Seymour. CMHC
development plans for those
lands, which have been
rezoned to parkland, call for
37 single-family lots and 74
townhome — units, said
CMHC.

At the same time, Bell said
CMHC has advised the dis-
trict that the crown corpora-
tion would be “proceeding
legally” to remove the district
from a portion of the seventh
hole of the district-owned

and operated Northlands golf

course.
“We haven’:

yet,” said Bell.

been served
“We've just

Exec fights fraud charge

THE former head of
the North Shore
Economic Development
Commission was
charged with defraud-
ing the now-defunct
municipal agency of
$92, 791.27.

Bonita (Bonnie) Pyplacz
and her lawyer were not pre-
sent in North Van provincial
court on Sept. 10 during a

. scheduled court appearance to
fix a date for vial

An agent representative for

: Pyplacz, lawyer Robert Reid,
asked Judge Doug Moss to
adjourn the case ‘to Sept. 25
to fix'a date for trial.

Pyplacz pleaded not guilty

; Prime Time seaunesrn we.

"When Service Cotsnis"

to the charge in an earlier
court appearance. The charge
alleges that she defrauded the
commission and = North
Vancouver District of the
money over a four-year period
beginning in 1992.

Pyplacz was the commis-
sion’s economic development
officer. The commission was
formed in 1989 by the three
North Shore municipalities to
foster economic development.

According to earlier
reports, Pyplacz allegedly fun-
neled commission funds to
consulting firms controlled by
her. In July 1996, she
returned $92,791.27 to the
commission. The commission
was disbanded in the spring.

— Anna Marie D’Angelo

BONNIE Pypiacz is
charged with fraud.

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On July 17, CMHC gave
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ith CMHC delay

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the corporation said the dis-
trict withdrew from nwo land
exchanges and the sides could
not agree on cash compensa-
tion.

At ihe time, Bell replied that
the district had offered other
developable land in Seymour
for exchange recently.

CMHC’s Northlands action.
He said the district believes it
has the right to use that prop-
erty.

“We will be determining
some kind of appropriate
compensation with them for
the use of that land,” said
Bell.

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