Page 8, March 21, 1979.- North Shore News

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COUNCIL REAFFIRMS POLICY

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By VIC HODSON

- Residents - of . Lynnmour
' south of Keith Road.and east
of ‘Mountain. Highway can
relax. Their neighborhood
has been: ‘confirmed as a
‘residential area by North
Van District council — a

between Orwell and _ the
Trans-Canada «© Hwy.

' housing purposes.

There ‘has recently been a

noticeable -increase in the

for _-

' reaffirmation of a council «nufiber of residential lots

a ; . a - oa eo an
-. with the Squamish Indian ~

Band in opening up Orwell.
St. to- serve the Band land

single family lots or in cluster -
. type units. we

Last week’s decisions were
based to.a large extent upon

a study of the whole Lynn-
_ mour area put together by

Municipal Planner Martin

The ‘report concludes that ~

the reasons—both economic
and social—for retaining the
residential formula outweigh

. the alleged incentives. for...

changing to commercial and/
or light industrial zoning
‘although such zoning will
probably be continued in the

© erty OF NORTH VANCOU

policy first established in
1976... .

Council also agreed that in

_ planning major . highway.
improvements and _ traffic
corridors, every attempt will
be made to deflect traffic not
directly connected with the
area. This would include
‘ traffic movements associated
with Capilano College, the
east-west alignments ~ on
Keith Road and Main Street

and bus traffic related to the ©

Phibbs Transit Exchange
that now used Oxford Street.

‘Encouragement* and
support will also be given to.
improving the local streets
with regards to the roads and
servicing installations. This
would include co-operation

west of Mountain Hwy.
being converted to light
industrial or commercial
zoning and‘most of these new

premises have been land-

scaped—especially
near Mountain Hwy.

on or

There have been moves

_ made for similar conversions

in the’ part of Lynnmour east
of Mountain and it is
believed that some large
parcels of undeveloped land
in that sector have been
purchased: with commercial
development in find.

It would now appear that
such hopes will not be
realised and that these areas
will eventually be devoted to
residential building either as

West Van signs’
new deal with SPCA

The SPCA and
municipality of West
Vancouver came to an
agreement Monday on
splitting costs and labor,
now that officers hired by

- the police department are
taking dog control bylaw
enforcement.

Alderman Robert Hicks
reported to council that he,
on behalf of the municipality
and Marie Moscovitch,
SPCA president, finally
reached mutually acceptable
terms earlier that day.

Council approved the
agreement which would pay
the SPCA $3,600 for its
upkeep of an animal shelter.

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for animals, which used to
be paid to the SPCA, will
now go to the municipality.

“The SPCA will still ‘be
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disposal charges of $5 per
animal.

The SPCA will still answer

emergency calls about
animals in distress.
Last week, it was

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should pay the SPCA $3,000
for its services and the SPCA
at that time was not willing
to pick up dead animals or
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area to the west of Mountain

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The ‘study, entitled ..because every

LYNNMOUR Il, is almost [ievall(omats\om tals:

fifty pages long and can be
summed up as a detailed
study of all the economic
expectations which may be
expected in following either a.
policy of continued residen-
tial use or a switch to
commercial and light indus-
trial zoning.

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