A2-Wednesday. June 4, 1988 - North Shore News

REPAIRING THE TRACK after the derailment of three locomotives near the B.C.
Rail statlon Monday are these workmen. Cranes were required to right the 190-ton
locomotives, but there were no injuries and wo delay in service because of the in-
cident which occurred when the locomotives were breaking ap a train. (Elsworth

Dickson photo)

Land and home owners in
the Garabaldi area will be
meeting on Saturday to
discuss a provincial
government offer to buy out
property in the area because
of the threat of a devastating
rockside.

A large number = tand
owners, including residents
of the community of
Garabaldi, are affected by
the announcement fast
week, that the area
surrounding Daisy Lake has
been declared a civil defence
zone.

In an order of council, the
government says that “the
unique geological and
hydrological features of the
land ... present a potential
hazard to life and property.”

The hazard referred to 1s a
400-metre cliff, known as the

Barner, six kilometres up
Rubble Creck.
A stide from the

geologically unstable Barner
could engulf the community
of Garnbald: and could also
cause a huge wave in Daisy
Lake, that could burst the
Daisy Lake dam

Tims happened once tm
1855 and experts fear a
recurrence of the incident

These facts were pointed

out in an 8O-page_ report
from the Ganbaldi Advisory
Pancl tabled in the

legislature last weckh

Final hearing set for WV plan

Final adoption by council
of the West Vancouver
Community Plan is capected
to follow the closing public
heanng on the revised draft
of the plan tomorrow
(Thursday, Junc 4)

The heanng starts at 7 3
pm tin West Van Secondary
School 1/80 Mathers
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trees vs vicws, and questions
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development of the Indian
lands west of Park Royal

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Under the Emergency
Program Act, the Minister of
the Enviroment is authorized
to acquire whatever
property is necessary to
ehmmate the hazard to
occupants.

A freeze has also been
placed on the purchase and
sale of land, and any con-
struction m the designated
area.

Enviroment minister
Stephen Rogers was quoted
as saying the govenment ts
not forcmg residents to sell

Buy-out offer made to
Garibaldi home owners

Because of side hazard

to the province, but would
buy the land if residents felt
apprehensive.

A sum of up to $7 million
has been set aside for the
purchase of homes in the

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