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DEEP COVE residents will
be getting a new community
hall but will have to wait for
a new boathouse.

By EVELYN JACOB
Cantrituting Writer

North Vancouver Distsict Coun-
cil voted Monday to contribute
$100,000 for a replacement com-

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munity hallen Gallant Avenue and
fo approve ‘$10,000 for architec:
tural drawings of the new facility;
Community:, groups and the
Capilano Lions have also agreed fo
raise money for an expanded hall,
which would cost a total of about
$350,000 to construct. ;
But council could not agree on
where to locate, or how much
moncy to spend on erecting a new

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boathouse! *!

Most aldermen did not favor a
proposal ta move the boathouse
southeast of its present location at
a total cast of aver $300,000.

Ht's just too much for a, boat-
“house. said Ald. Bill Rodgers:
Mayor Marilyn Raker also com-
plained that the! proposed relocated
building is too'large for the smail

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cove surrounding it. \

But “Ald. Mary Segal said the
boathouse has been debated sever-
al times and that counetl should
make a decision 10 go ahead with
construction, even if it costs more
than originally anticipated.

‘Tt wili be a good investment for
the future," she said.

Deep Cove residents wha at-
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supported moving the boathouse °
rather than keeping it at its present
site.

boathouse alone is
estimated to cost $150,000 to
build, but redeveloping the
shoreline around the structure and
building a rowing shell storage
would cost the municipality an ex-
tra $185,000.

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