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Monday's West Vancouver
council meeting.

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Community claims more than
15,000 people have written let-
ters or signed a petition against
big-box stores at Park Royal.

On Monday council will
discuss the terms of reference
for a traffic study.

+ “The: terms” of reference
include:

@" advisability of installing
median barriers on Marine
Drive to prevent jaywalking;

®& evaluate the climination of
Ic& turn traffic from Marine
Drive into Park Royal;

B advisability of redesgning or
removing the traffic light con-
trolled pedestrian crossing on
Marine Drive adjacent to the
bus stop;

Bi the feasibility of eliminating
the left cur fanes for traffic
turning south at the Marine
Drive/Taylor way intersection;
@ that the traffic consultant
provide a report on the origin,
ownership and operating con-
trol of the southbound and
northbound ramps on Taylor
Way to the second level deck at
Park Royal North.

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THE following are brief
summaries of topics on the
agendas of North Shore
saunicipalities and school
boards:

North Vancouver District
Council: Monday. September

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13-29,

Sept.
Recommendations on gas sta-
tion service requirements;
order to comply for 2180
Carmaria Ct. regarding unau-
thorized work in the Hastings
Creek corridor, reconymenda-
tion to limit council reports to
two minutes and have regular
council meetings begin at
6:45 p.m.; recommendation
to support the Regionai Drug
Strategy, recommendations
regarding building bylaw fines
and penalties; recommenda-
tion regarding developments
adjacent to envirenmentally
sensitive areas; report on
China visit by Councillor
Trevor Carolan; Mayor’s rec-
ommendation on the estab-
lishment of a task force on
economic opportunitics with
China; report on Trans
Canada Trail cost of upgrad-
ing.

North Vancouver District
Council: Public hearing,
Tuesday, September 15 at 7
p.m. — zoning bylaw to
allow properties located at
2652-2678 Mountain Hwy
and 1315/1333 E. 27th St.
to be developed as 40 town-
houses.

North Vancouver City
Council: Monday, September
14 at 6 p.m. — Delegation
regarding overpass on Fell
Ave.; recommendation to
adopt the pedestrian access
guidelines; recommendation

support the Lower
Mainlan ¢ Regional Drug
Strategy. Proclamations: B.C.

Rivers Day, Sept 27;
Mahatma Gandhi Day, Oct. 2;
North Shore Community
iving Day, Oct. 3; World
Teachers’ Day, Oct. 5; Terry
Fox Week, Sept. 13-20; Fire
Prevention Week, Oct. 4-19;
Fire Service Recognition Day,
Oct. 10. Delegation on visitor
and commercial parking at
The Grande; relocation of
security gate at The Grande
and time-shared parking for
residential, visitors and com-
inercial; North Shore Assoc.
for the Mentally Handicapped
donation of mural to the city
and request for a donation of
$500 to cover cost of supplies;
pay parking in regional parks:
recommendation that zoning
application for 1957
Sutherland, secondary suit
and child care use, be referred
to Public Hearing; motion on
ICBC crossing guard subsidy;
amendment of zoning bylaw
regarding 850 Marine Dr.

West Vancouver District
Counc Monday,
September 14 at 7 p.m. —
OCP bylaw amend:neni to
provide guidelines for devel-
opment of Whitby Estates;
bylaw amendment to rezone
Whitby Estates; develo; upment
perinit application for Whitby
Estates (British = Pacific
Properties); fleer replacement;
Upper Levels plan budget;

Claim your canopy

NORTH Vancouver RCMP
are attempting to locate the
owner of a truck canopy.

An officer was called to the
15th and Tatlow avenue arca
on Aug. 3. Someone had found
@ new truck canopy hidden in
the bushes. The canopy is black

and has a distinctive brand
name. It also has a serial num-
ber on i deny om the
owner to ident ie canopy
through these features.
Contact the RCMP at 985-
1311 and ask for Const. A.

Toll-free 1 800-263.

a -~Member’ ‘CIPF

Sunday, September 13, 1998 — North Shore News - 11

West Vancouver Schoo!
District 45: Tuesday,
September 15 at 7 p.m. —
delegation on emergency pre-
parcdness; presentation of a
cheque by Art Starts in
Schools; question — period;
french immersion — review;
WVSS and Westcot
Elementary Schoo; - external
accreditation reports; technol-
ogy report, 5-year capital
plan; invitation from Rogers’
Cable; Reports: WV
Community Services Advisory
Commission, WV Municipal
Advisory Planning
Commission; WV Parks &
Recreation Advisory
Commission; North Shore
Regional Health Board.

North Vancnuver School
District 44: The next board
meeting is tentatively sched-
uled for September 29.
Standing Committce Meeting

will be held on Tuesday, Sept.
15 at 7:30 p.m. at Leo
Marshall Curricukim Centre
(810 W. 21st St.). Topics are:
famity services; education
change and program initis-
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