Al4-Sunday News, October 26, 1980

A proposed _ housing
development in the 100
block East ist Street in
North Vancouver has been
rejected by North Van-
couver City council.

The majority of council
members felt that housing on

the site, which is located
opposite Burrard Yarrows

Only

North Vancouver

City
requests for moncy last week
but only dipped into the
treasury for one of the
groups.

Council voted to donate
$125 to purchase a one-sixth
of a page advertisement in
the Association of Kinsmen’s

y

nsmen get Cit

Grydock was not feasible
because of the amount of
noise in the area.

Council made the decision
last week after considering
Advisory Planning
Commission recom-
mendation to reject the
project because the com-
munity plan “discouraged”
residential use on the site.

Club’s

A request by the Ski for
Light Canada association for
the City to host a dinner for
about 250 people next
February when a blind skiing
touranment takes place in
West Vancouver, was
referred to the budget
committee.

national magazine

Alderman Stella Jo Dean

strongly opposed rejecting
the development.

She felt that council was
being inconsistent in
rejecting housing on this
site, but allowing housing on
Lonsdale Quay.

Also, Dean said, if a
residential use for site was

And a request by the City
of Thunder Bay for a
donation to aid with the
hosting of Jeux Canada
Games next summer was
deferred for consideration at
the 1981 budget con-
siderations.

At the same meeting, it
was revealed that the City

ills 1ousing plan

rejected, a warehouse may
be built, “which I think
would be a terrible use.”

coffers are fuller this year
than originally planned.

1980 shows a net increase of
$388, 400 more than

LGH stands aside for care home

The North Vancouver
District lot at 19th and
Mountain Highway will be
offered for sale for
development as an _  in-
termediate care facility by a
non-profit society, by means
of posting rather’ than by
public tender.

District council agreed to
this exception to the
established policy of calling
for tenders, at its Monday
night meeting.

Land Agent G. Williams
said that because the
provincial government has
expressed str ...2 support for
an intermediate care facility
on this site, “in our view,
public tendering would be
inappropriate in this case”.

The North Shore _In-
termediate Care Society is
anxious to purchase the site
for such a purpose. Lions

Gate Hospital had also
expressed an interest, for the

same purpose, but has asked!
only “to be placed second in

line if the other interested
' party does not go ahead”.

Cove cook roasted kitchen

Dinner time of Thursday,
October 17, was an un-
forgettable experience for a
Deep Cove resident.

The oil in the kitchen
overheated at 1105 Loretto,

home of Joseph Brady, and
burst into flames, setting
light to the cooking range,
kitchen cabinets and the
ceiling and causing smoke
damage throughout the
home.

North Vancouver District
firefighters put out the blaze
with a water line, reporting
that the fire was “well in-
volved” when they arrived
and that damage was quite
considerable.

Firemen raise $3,000 for charity

North Vancouver City
firefighters who gave up two
days of their own time last
weekend for their annual
charity collection dnve have
raised about $3,000
muscular dystrophy.

for

THE CORPORATION OF THE
DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
PLANNING YOUR COMMUNITY

PROPOSED
FIRE TRAINING CENTRE

The District of North Vancouver will hold a Public

Meeting Thursday, October 30th.

1980 at 7 30pm

in the Lynnmour Elernentary Schoo! Gymnasium to pre:
sent a proposal for the location of a fire training centre

tn the Lynnmour area

Members of Council and of the Fire Department will be
present at the Meeting to explain the proposal and to
hear representations from the public

The firemen’ collected
money at local shopping
malls and liquor stores and
chairman of the campaign,
Doug Potter, as well as

president of local 914 of the
firefighters’ union have
asked the News to express
their thanks to everyone who
donated to the drive.

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TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of The Corporation of
the District of West Vancouver ts 0 Novant 3.

apply to the Municipal Clerk at the Municipal Hall, 750-
17th Street, West Vancouver, B.C. during noma
business hours.

J.D. Alan
Municipal Clerk

THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
OF WEST VANCOUVER

BY-LAW NO. 2928 .

A By-taw for stopping # portion of e tignway
and for disposing of of said portion of of highway in
exchange for adjacent lands for the purpose of
relocating the highway

WHEREAS pursuant to Section 587 of the
close to traffic a highway or any portion of a highway:

AND WHEREAS pursuant to Section 574 of the

of relocating the highway;

THEREFORE the Councid for The Corporation of
a the District of West Vancouver hereby egacts the
folowing:

1. This By-Law may be known and cited for ail
purposes as “HIGHWAY EXCHANGE AND RELO-
CATION BY-LAW NO. 2928”.

2. That portion of a certain public highway more
particularty described and set forth in the first Schedule
hereto ts hereby closed and stopped up to traffic of all
kinds and is hereby disposed of in exchange for the ad-
jacent lands more particularly delineated and described
in the second Schedule hereto, which Schedules are
declared an integral part of this By-law

3. For the purpose aforesaid the Mayor and
Municipal Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to
execute a Transter of an Estate in Fee-Simple in
respect of said portion of a public highway in exchange
for a Transter of an Estate in Fee-Sample in favour of
Her Majesty the Queen in Right of the Province of
British Columbia in respect of the said adjacent tands
hereinbefore mentoned., to the intent that said adjacent
tands shail be held and used as a public highway

4. Thai un-named portion of public highway closed
and stopped up to traffic by “Portion of Road in District
Lot 1241 Stopping Up and Ctosing Bytaw No 2822"
is hereby re-opened

PASSED by the Counc’ on the
October. 1980

RECONSIDERED AND ADOPTED by the Council
on the day of November, 1980

Gay of

_ MAYOR

MUNICIPAL CLERK

THE FIRST SCHEDULE
TO BY-LAW NO. 2928

That part of highway dedicated by the deposit of
Plan 2692 shown hatched on Reference Plan

prepared
by Ray E Chapman.8 CL S swom to on the 24th day
of October 1980

THE SECOND SCHEDULE TO
BY-LAW NO. 2928

That part of

FIRSTLY tot 8 Bloch “A

of the West Hal! of Oistrct
Lot 1241) Plan 2692

SECONDLY the West Halt of the West Halt of Oistnct
Lot 886. shown tn bold black outline on Reterence Plan
prepared by Ray £ Chapman,8BCL S | aforesatd