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Head of arts council
makes a role change

IRWIN OOSTINDIE has
resigned as president of the
North Vancouver Com-
munity Arts Council.
QOostindie, who took up_ the
voluntary post last year, said his
resignation is due to personal fi-

position,” said Oostindie, who
does not consider the move a
demotion.

“| consider this a step up for
the arts council and for myself.
Now all the work can get done.
We'll be working on new series of
information pamphlets and will be

trying to hoost our current
membership.”

The arts council will be holding
its next mecting May 27 at the’
North Vancouver Chamber — of
Commerce, 131 E, 2nd Ave. The.
meeting sill be of special interest.
theatre groups, said

nancial difficulties. He said he will
continue to serve the arts council
in the new paid position of Com-
munications Director.
Kadi Rae-Madrus,
takes over as president.
“it's great. (Executive Director)
Elta Parkinson was so overworked to local
we really had to create a new Oostindie.

meanwhile,

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Proposed sewer system regulations

IT MUST BE VACATION TIME. —
designed to help clean up the system

THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT |
“JuST CLOSED ALL TH
REGULAR ROADS. °'/
AND OPENED . £3
THE PETOUES.

The District of North Vancouver i is considering a
sewer bylaw that will help regulate the use of the -
storm sewer system and the sanitary sewer sys-.-
tem, and will require special structures to be built
when safeguards are required.

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This new Bylaw will enhance the District's - effort
to protect the environment:-by. reducing. the
sources of water pollution.

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Dip THE Provisions under the proposed Bylaw include:

HEADLESS

HORSEMAN
SLEEP WITH % 4 Mandatory connections to the sewer system. -

h PILLOW? Hl ;
-¢ All new sanitary and storm drainage systems.
in CD, Commercial or Industrial Zones will,»
require the installation of monitoring chambers -
“and oil and grit interceptors.
Adoption of such a Bylaw will have an impact on:
property owners in the District, particularly ser-~
THERE Ake vice stations, heavy industry and some special-
OTHER WAY; y i || ized businesses.
To Ger My a f | i an
ATeeNyien Therefore the District encourages those interest-'
ed to review and comment on the’ proposed
Bylaw while it is in the draft stage. _ .

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‘Fora copy of the proposed Bylaw,.
contact i.egislative Services
987-7131;

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