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POLICE brought in
a high tech machine
to look for Lynn
Duggan’s grave on
Monday.

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Duygan was 34 when she was
killed in her apartment on June
16, 1993. No one has been
charged with the crime.

Duggan’s body and
police beli key evidene
the slaving were removed from
her apartment by her killer.
Missing from Duggan’s 7th floor
apartment ac 1415 St. Georges
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Brady Fotheringham
Contributing Writer

WEST Vancouver District council has
rejected BC Ferries’ plans to expand

its Horseshoe Bay terminal facilities.

Over 130 residents, including West Vancouver-
Capilano MLA Jeremy Dalton and West Vancouver
school trustee Ken Haycock, packed council chambers
on Monday night sending a loud and clear message to
B.C. Ferries minister Gordon Wilson,

Wearing I Love Horseshoe Bay buttons, many
dents said they were fed up with BC Ferries’ growing
appetite for space and facilities that they feel have far
outstripped Horseshoe Bay's capacity. Many main-

Residents rally against
H. Bay terminal plans

were
tion endorsed by
council that reaffirmed a 1981 West Vancouver poli-
ey.

Plans for a new 19,000 sq. ft. foot (1,800 sq. m)

tain it’s time the’ Vancouver Island route
moved to another location, a sug,

passenger and administration building, a three-storey
450-car parkade and a maintenance facility are on
hold until BC Ferries decides on further action.
“This is a monster of a corporation that has
always gor its way,” Coun, Vietor Durman said.

Indicative of many residents’ feelings, Durman
wants to meet with Gordon Wilson to discuss the
matter ina public forum, even if means convening a
special meeting in August when council traditionally

for a month,
glad to talk to Gordon Wilson if he stays
minister by the end of the v ” Duran
quipp

BC Ferries had agreed to scale back the udminis-
tration building, review alternative si the main-
tenance facility and delay its plans until completion
of a planning study, whose recommendations were

ived Monday

The planning group set up by council cight

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