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“removed...immediately.”
And while council . has
agreed to send the matter
back. to the parks — and

recreation - commission for -

review, .Alderman George
Morfitt _said council has a
binding. three .year
agreement with the con-

“cession operator which it

should adhere to.

A parks and recreation
advisory commission
member, Morfitt expressed
surprise at the opposition to
the concession stand now

developing since council
received “no public input” -

when the lease was first -
considered last September.
And. . although Morfitt,
along “with Alderman Don
Lanskail, was soundly
outvoted by other council
members in his opposition to

the hot: dog. ‘stand,:.he now —

feels there.is'an obligation: to
the lessee. She has not only
operated: ‘two.. other’ con-
cession’ stands in the
municipality for 18 years,
but “has been an excellent
operator.”

She has invested a great
deal of money and time in
this new business and ex-
pressed a_ willingness to

two :
petitions ‘containing - more |
than’ 120 signatures (40 per -

Beach: More’ than 420
“raination” of the beach.
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review “the contract with
council ‘at the end of the
summer, Morfitt said.

But that wasn’t enough for
Bill Pervis. -

“It is very necessary ‘to kill
(this) now,” he said, calling
the stand a “wedge” to
possible development of the
> beach that “would be going
in the wrong direction.” _.

Marilyn - Miller, official
spokesman for a “large

.group of angry...residents”

expressed fears that the
stand would:
expose the young children of
Dundarave to “food. they-

coricession

_ should not eat.”
The small beach is “largely,
used by local residents

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changes which will directly
affect their quality of life
have been made without
cohsulting them,” she said.
The changes the group
fears is that if a hot dog stand

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polite company now — its
newspaper- boxes in North
Vancouver City have been
legalized.

City council voted
Monday to Iegalize two
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City property — subject to
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lease, there “will not be the |

same population of users
that we have now,” Miller
said. |

Suggestions from council

that the operation will be
closely monitored for debris,
noise and odor was not
sufficient.

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