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VD COUNCIL DECIDES TO CARRY ON REVIEW PROCESS

anyon

AN ATTEMPT by North Vancouver District Aldermen
Ernie Crist and Joan Gadsby to designate as park all of the
controversial Lynn Canyon areas currently under review by
the municipality was rejected Monday night in a 4-2 council
vote.

The motion, which if successful
would have nullified the recently-
begun review process of the park
and possible area residential de-
velopment, proposed “That the

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entire area between Lynn Creek
and the Seymour River, which in-

cludes the present 350 acres shown
on the North Vanecuver District
imups as designated tor park pur-
poses otherwise known as Lynn
Canyon Park, as well as the two
areas cast of Lynn Canyon Park
shown on the community plan as
‘Residential Neighborhoods
Under Review’, as well as the land
surrounding these residential
neighborhoods and currently

marked as GVWD (Greater Van-
couver Water District), plus an
appropriate buffer zone cast of the
Seymour River, be designated as
dedicated park land and that
council instruct staff accordingly.”

Crist said he was attempting to
clarify ‘tour roles and objectives
and in fact extend the proposed
park area so that we know exactly
what we are talking about, not just

ark
rejected

for now, but for the future as
well.”

He said that such an expanded
park area might accommodate ‘a
golf course, soccer fields, playing
fields, picnic areas and hiking
trails.""

But Ald. Rick Buchols described
the motion made at Monday

See Aldermen

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