Project pegged
at $33.5 million

A PUBLIC drop-in to discuss plans
for the Upper Levels Highway inter-
change at Westview. Drive went
“very well," with those attending
expressing only minor concerns,
said project manager Leagh Martell,

By lan Noble
News Reporter

Some of those concerns dealt
with the location of a pedestri
overpass, small property issues, and
the traffic layout on the north side of
the highway at Westview, he said.

The Ministry of Transportation
and Highways plans to begin build-
ing the interchange at the intersec-
tion of Westview Drive and the
Upper Levels section of the Trans-
Canada Highway next year.

Martell said three, teams of
design consultants and contractors
have been selected to prepare detail
designs and construction estimates,

The project’s estimated cost is
$33.5 million.

Martel] said a winning design
will be chosen from the three sub-
missions by February 1995.

Martel] said a winning design

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THE FOLLOWING people
appeared in North and West
Vancouver courts recently to face
various charges: -

Before. Judge Jerome Paradis
in. North Vancouver provincial
court on. Oct. 25:

James :. Andrew ‘Jardine, 40, ‘of
North Vancouver, was fined $100
after he was found guilty of failing
to produce written information after
being the driver involved in a motor
vehicle accident on Aug. 4, 1993 in
“North Vancouver District.

‘Before’ Judge Reginald
Grandison. in West Vancouver
provincial court on Oct: 24: Glenn
Patrick: Holm, 35, of Whistler, was

cart

NEWS phote Cindy Goodman

LOCAL RESIDENT Jane Lucas (left) and policy analyst Annette
Klein study a mock-up of the Westview interchange project.

will be chosen from the three sub-
missions by February 1995 and the
(wo-year construction project will
begin in May or June next year.
Another open house may be held
by the firms involved with the win-
ning design, and an office with

fined a total of $400 after he plead-
ed guilty to to the following June 13
charges in West Vancouver:

B driving without a valid licence;

- @ driving without insurance.

Josef Micuch, 37, of Vancouver,
received 12 months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to stealing mer-
chandise belonging to Super Valu
on Sept. 4 in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Jerome Paradis
in North Vancouver provincial
court on Oct. 21: Graham Edward
Core, 32, of North Vancouver,
received six months’ probation after
he pleaded guilty to assaulting a
female on Oct.. 10 in North
Vancouver City.

plans available for viewing will be
open to the public at all times, he
said. Residents will be able to have
questions about the overpass
answered at the office, Martell said.
Public consultation will be ongoing
throughout the process,

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Council: Dee. 5, 6 pins Public
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to rezone 238 West 22nd to permit
subdivision into two lots;
Appointments to committees;
Provisional budget.

North Vancouver District
Council: Dee. 5, 7:15 pam. Thirty
minutes to speak on agenda items;
Spousal assault, Summer gues
bid; Gun sales at North Shore
departinent slores aad bow to con-
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