. month.,

does not go to

The. full list of candidates,

“listed. alphabetically “under

| “THE BOTTOM LINE.
is. meeting community
feeds. ‘And proves

‘each heading, is as follows.
-. Incumbent

she says. “The money is just

notthere.” _
The new District council

will have its work cut out,.

Baker feels, when. getting

1983 budget in
December — partly-because

“than. Tight.

pitch that Alderman Marilyn
Baker is making to North
i¢ Vancouver District voters'in

of the proviricial povern-
ment’s alteration to revenue-
sharing grants which, in the _
. case of North’ Van District,
were reduced last year by

some $750,000.
This . year, unlike the
previous year, the. District_-

her..campaign to. win_the has _no_reserve-to-fall .back

mayor's chair at the
November 20, municipal

= the essence. of the
(ee

Her campaign platform,

unveiled last week, ad-
dresses a wide range of
community concerns
ranging from’ parks and”
recreation, and the
; development ‘of. ‘official
community plans. to the
| Flong-awaited. Seyniour
[ crossing, ‘garbage and the
! Premier: Street landfill site.
But constant
prececupetiee, : ‘she Says, is
, with;-the ability of various

}desirable things ‘that the
| municipality would like to
do.

In” particular, Baker
}zeroes in ..on ‘the disparity
values. -throughout the
advocate of the variable mill
tate,” she declares.

' Baker notes | that ¢om-
merce; and. ‘industry in the
District suffered “tax . in-

‘per cent this -year.— “Many
{businesses . simply ‘can’t:

sum like: that go out the door

| categories”. of" ‘taxpayers to,

_ concerns, ‘|
{ meet =the bill for. the. many —

_ Disttict.'“That's why,1 am an -

creases’. between A6 and go

i! afford to-Have.an ‘additional

and still stay” in business,” ;

on. “The budget has“to be
balanced somehow, either a
reduction in-service or an
increase in taxes,” Baker
warns, .

“It's going to require some

_-hard decisions and_ strict

controls to bring in the 1983
budget at an acceptable
level.”

Baker plans” to poll the
taxpayers : ‘of the District on

this and other issues through
a unique campaign
questionnaire. “You'll . not

only get ‘to question “my

views on major community
t -respond - ‘with
some of your own,” she says.
A popular alderman. who
has topped the -aldermanic
poll three. ‘times, Baker is
resigning from her present
council seat in mid-term in
order to seek the
municipality's top job — as
‘mayor. Directing her
campaign is District
Freeman Derek Inman, one

of North Van's most
prominent community
_leaders.

“There will be a few faces
replaced around the District
council table come
December,” Baker quips.

“I'm hoping mine - will
simply be re-positioned.”

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