VOTES taken on issues
addressed by North Shore
municipal councils meet-
ing on Dec. 9 included:

Attendarxe: 39
Capacity: 50
Duration of mecting:
2:40
Absent: Coun, Dean
— Deana Lancaster

Meeting length: 2:30
ity: I

Attendance: 36

Issue: That the following res-
clution be forwarded to the
Union of British Columbian
Municipalities (UBCM) for
consideration: Be it resolved
that the provincial . govern-
ment be requested to: replace
- the existing municipal act with
anew municipal charter giving
municipalities de facte respon-
sibilities as currently spelled
out in the Municipal Act; sim-
plify loca! governance and give

x. municipalities the necessary

5; and-give them the
necessary access to “revenue

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sources enabling them to meet
the staggering problems of
being in the front line in the
struggle of global survival;
and that prior to bein sub-
mitted to the UBCM by the
District of North Vancouver
this resolution be sent to all
B.C. municipal councils,
Result: Passed unanimously

— Martin Millerchip”

Duration of Meeting: 2:30
hours
Absent: None

—~ Robert Galster

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‘Those Zoning variances affect the use, size,

THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER

EAR YE HEAR YE

NOTICE is hereby giver by the City of North Vancouver, pursuant to ‘Section 957: of - ”
the Municipal Act of British Columbia, that a Public Hearing will be held on MONDA
DECEMBER 16, 1996, at 8:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber, City Hail, 141 West 14th St cet,
North Vancouver, B.C., to receive ‘representations in connection with the’ following
proposed Bylaw: ;

HERITAGE REVITALIZATION AGREEMENT BYLAW 1996
BYLAW NO. 6843
Bylaw No. 6843 would affect the following lands:

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING’

Late 15, 16,17, 18, & 19. A & C, Block 165, D.L. 274/271 and
closed lane /
Located at 51-69 Lonsdale Avenue, and [10-114 “West
Esplanade, respectively. ;

The proposed Heritage Revitalization Agreement Bylaw pro-
vides for the legal protection of the “Syndicate Block” on the
above property, as a heritage resource, incorporating specific
details and/or conditions for that protection, and alse varies the
“Zoning Bylaw, 1995, No. 6700" as it relates to those Jands.
shape and iting of
development, If the Bylaw is adopted, it would provide for the
refention/reconstruction of the “Syndicate Block", and a new
commercial/r residential development with a maximum height of.
15.24 metres (50 feet).

ALL PERSONS who belicve that their interest in these properties is affected hy proposed syle
shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be heard in person, by attorney or by: peti on. The
Bylaw may he inspected at the office of the City Clerk between 8:36 a.m. and 4:30 Pp. m. Mes c

except Statutory Holidays, from December 2 — December. 16, 1996. Written cub:

to and including December 16, 1996, but submissions will. NoT he accepted: afte: th ae ell

. Public Hearing. :

EAR YE HE LAR. YE.

The City of North. Vancouver is looking for volunteers to serve on the Advisory Design’ Pane! and
Advisory Planning Commission. City Council appoints volunteers to ‘these ‘committees “from the
of names available, . . ; :

ns THE ADVISORY PLANNING } COMMIZSION

ona Wednste for soprontinacely four hours.

»> THE ADVISORY DESIGN: PANEL

© addresses design issues, landscaping, crime prevention through design and. various design: relate
Typically, the Design Panel meets once or twice a month ona Wednesday evening for three’
on each occasion. : :

areas re! cating to these ' Committees.

}} SOCIAL PLANNING ADVISORY COMMITTEE |

City Council is requesting the names of City residents whe would be interested in serving as a niember of.
the Social Planning Advisory Committee (SPAC). SPAC advises Council on social and community isstes
and on the allocation of community grants in the City of North Vancouver, Over the past year SPAC has:
commented on the redevelopment of Lower Lonsdale, the Lower Lonsdale Community Benefits | SW
process, Safe City Initiative, Zero Tolerance of Violence Against Women, and proposed Density Bonusing
policy, The Committee. alse hosted! a seminar on the federal Social Policy reform.

SPAC meets in the evening of the feurth Wednesday of every month ¢ exeepi in July, Angust and iD pmbser,
Prospective members should have an interest in social and ¢ ommunity inaves rand be willing io devote:

time to Committee work, Appointments are normally two years.

If you would like te be a member of SPAC, please respond in writing, and tell us why you : are inte
Social Planning, City of North Vancouver, 141 West. 14th Street,
North Vancouver, B. G, V7M. HI.

Responses should he sent to: