EAGLE HARBOUR

WY yacht club applies
for additional waterlot

EAGLE HARBOUR Yacht Club is
trying to legalize boat moorage
outside the boxndaries of its West
Vancouver waterlot.

To that end, the ciub is applying
for an additional wateriot cf 1.557
acres,

The situation has existed since
the early 1950s, when the West
Vancouver Parks and Recreation
Commission permitted the club to
accommodate expanding member-
ship by placing 15 vessels outside
of the current wateriot.

The move was also made to help
deter water skiers from recreating
within Eagle Harbor.

A verbal agreement was made at
that time 2 is not beieg con-
tested on either side, but discus-
sions to legalize the situation have
been ongoing since 1984, when the

District of West Vancouver ac-
quized the foreshore headlease
from the provincial government.

Approval has already been
granted from the Canadian Ccast
Guard and the Minisiry of Crown
Lands.

The club’s application is ex-
pected to come before West Van-
couver District Council in late
September or early October, with
public input requested before Aug.
31.

“We want to make sure that
everyone is ucotified ahead of
time,’’ Mayor Don Lanskail com-
mented at the July 24 councii
meeting.

Along with the usua! advertise-
ment of the waterlot application,
notice will be going out to all local
ratepayer groups.

Link benefits tourists

THE WHISTLER Charaber of
Commerce Travel Infocentre will
be linked to a _province-wide
system that will. provide visitors
with up-to-the-minute travel ad-
vice, according to a recent provin-
cial government announcement.
West Vancouver-Howe Sound
MLA John Reynolds will be pres-
enting a facsimile machine to the
Whistler Chamber of Commerce in
the next few weeks as part of an
InfoNetwork enhancement pro-
gram announced carlier by the
Network Council and Bill Reid,
Minister of Tourism and Provin-
Reynolds said the machines will
allow rapid exchange of informa-
tion between West Vancouver,

Whistler and any of the 147 other
Travel Infocentres on the system,
inluding network headquarters at
the Ministry of Tourism and Pro-
vincial Secretary in Victoria.

The Infocentres aise receive up
to $3,000 for capital improvements
to theirs centres with special ser-
vices being provided for the dis-
abled visitors.

“*The essence of a tourist infor-
maticn service is that it is reliable
and timely,’’ said Reynolds.
“Once these systems are in place
visitors to West Vancouver-Howe
Sound wiil get the most current in-
formation available. It will
enhance our reputation for first-
class hospitality and fair treat-
ment.’”

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