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Penalty end result of
bank-delayed taxes

A North Van company
learned an expensive lesson

when it paid its property
taxes through a bank.

Glassman Investments
Lid. was penalized $1,546.24
after paying its taxes through
the Toronto Dominion Bank,
which in tur handed the
taxes to the City of North
Vancouver on July 5, a day
afier they were duc.

A letter before Monday's

- council meeting from City

treasurer-collector Dave
Moulding noted that, unlike
the City of Vancouver, North
Van City doesn’t authorize
payment of taxcs through
banks. Although Glassman
Investments Ltd. may have
paid the bank before July 5,
‘“*payment to the bank....
does nol constitute payment
to the City,’” said the letter

Glassman Invesiments
Lid) had written to City
council last month asking
that the penalty be dropped
Council voted Monday to
disregard the request

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THE FIGURES are in and, as expected, North
Shore roadblocks nabbed only a few drinking
drivers through the holiday period.

In West Vancouver, where
a total of 1,463 vehicles were
stopped and checked through

the holiday season, only 20 —

charges were laid against 13
people for drinking-driving
related incidents.

In North Vancouver they
didn’t keep track .of the
number of vehicles checked,
but they wound up with only

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For people 18-25. A look at
the job market, setting career
goals, some do’s and don’ts
of job hunting and advice on
establishing financial in-
dependence.

9-4 p.m., February 18, West
Vancouver Secondary, 1750
Mathers Ave., West Van-
couver, 1 Sat., Fee: $15
(including tunch)

By NEWS STAFF

21 alcohol-related charges on
the books at the end of an
almost one-month period.

In West Vancouver, as well
as ‘the 20 charges laid against
the 13 drivers (some face
more than one charge), 11
drivers found their right to
drive suspended for 24 hours.

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In North Vancouver, nine

of the 2! charges laid were as
the result of accidents and six
of the 21 charges were for
refusing to provide a breath
sample.
- The North Vancouver
RCMP were also a:little more
lenient it seems, handing out
42 roadside suspensions.

They were far more effec-
tive-in their seatbelt efforts,
however, laying a total of 136
charges against drivers who
didn’t buckle up.

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