oat bomb scare

A BOMB threat Sunday night halted SeaBus traffic and
brought out police on both ends of the transit route.

North. Vancouver RCMP Const. Catherine Galliford
said a man phoned 9-1-1 from the 300-block Chesterfield
area to say the Burrard would blow and there would be a
bang at Lonsdale Quay. Police deduced he may have been
referring to SeaBuses Burrard Otter and Burrard Beaver.

SeaBus sailings were halted while Vancouver and North
Vancouver police searched the terminals. Police did not find

any explosives.

First two phases
of project due “97.

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technical standpoint.

“We had to report to council and

the band knew that,” he said,

Therefore, Sigurjonsson said he
was surprised by an Aug. 2 letter
from Wong that asked if the exten-
sion required council approval.

That letter went on (to say
TAKaya’ Developments kad begun
pre-sale of the development on the
premise that road access would be
. [provided by the Roche Point Drive
“extension, ©
ae “This conclusion was based on

written confirmation from the district
thatthe extension of the road was
' acceptable,” said Wong.
Mayor Murray Dykeman said the,
letter did «not. provide - written
approval for the extension.

He added the’ proposal. came
before council in August at an appro-
priate,time in the process. ~

Developers. were scheduled to

meet with district staff ‘Tuesday
afternoon... ,
Burrard) Band chief Leonard
» George said the two sides would
review six years of documents on the
_Assue, but would not say if the band
would push. for Roche Point Drive.
- access. .

.2 “I don’t want to create any.
: assumptions,” *he said... on
" “Since band plans to~ provide
“access .to the development from :

> Forover 50 years,

Roche Point Drive were rejected by a ;
{6, /

resident-pressured council Oct.
the band and district have worked on;
a deal to alfow construction vehicles
to use district land. /

An in-camera motion of Oct. 25
allows the band to use an unpaved
portion at the end of Roche Paint
Drive so the band can continue con-
struction for a t4-day. period jantil
Nov, 9.

However, the band dees not agree
with four terms for permission to
enter district lands for a longer-lerm
agreement, district. lands nianager
Don Sigston stated in an Oct. 25 Tet
ter to council members.

The band wants a 12-month road
access allowance, not six months as
outlined in the agreement; street
cleaning twice a week or When necd-
ed, rather than everyday: and 21-day

. termination notice.

The band also wants iiny mention
of access from Dollarton Highway
deleted. _

Crist said if the band wants to use
the district's road for construction,
the band must build an access road
from Dollarton Highway.

Wong expects the first two phases
of the Windsong development to be
completed in the first half of 1997.
By then, the project.will need a road.
What do sellers tell prospective buy-
ers about which road they will drivi:.
to get to their new home? “Good
question,” said Wong.

j

weve been creating individual solutions through a range’

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ACCUSED MURDERERS
Auf Rafay, 19, and Sebastian
Burns, 20. face a week-long
extradition hearing in’ B.C.
Supreme Court beginning Nov.
20.

The North Shore men are
charged with killing Rafay’s parents
and handicapped sister in the fami-
ly's Seattle-area home last year.

Should the extradition be gramt-
ed. the pair will stand trial in
Washington state on the charges.

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