10 - Friday, July 26, 1985 - North Shore News

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recall the concern and
dismay expressed by Mayor
Marilyn Baker in your paper
of May 8, 1985 over the fact
that the new provincial En-
vironment Minister had re-
jected a proposed eastern
landfill site in Langley, one
which had been included in
the Lower Mainland Refuse
Project as one of the Land-
fill sites we must maintain in
conjunction with several
alternative incineration sites.
The closing of our dump had
been tried to coincide with
the establishment of the
Langley site along with a
preliminary agreement with
the GVRD for us to dump
our waste in the Burns Bog
site in Delta for a period of 5
years. My understanding is
that with the able assistance

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of the City of Vancouver our
access to Burns Bog has now
been rescinded. Question tu
Council jis: where are we ac-
tually going to be dumping
our garbage after December
31, 1985? Has the District
been double-crossed some-
where?

I can recall asking Mayor
Baker on the night she an-
nounced the closure of the
dump to a meeting of con-
cerned citizens, this ques-
tion: who has the final say
whether the dump will close
on that date? Her reply was
to the effect that although
the District, had the right to
make that decision, in an ex-
treme chance the Provincial
Government could over-ride
the order. Is the GVRD
coercing the District Council
to keep the Premier Street

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dump open after December,
31?

It is the most logical thing
in the world for it to remain
Open when one considers the
pressures which must surely
have come to the GVRD
from our friendly neighbors
in North Van City and West
Vancouver who from a fi-
nancial viewpoint covet their
neighbors back yard to
dump their garbage and then
also the City of Vancouver
who did not wart any of us
dumping in Burns Bog on
which they gave a strangle
hold and which is in Delta's
back yard.

There is no doubt that our
Council is in a tight spot and
that some things are likely
going to happen which none
of us will like, but wouldn’t
it be far better for Council

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to ict us in On some of this
and tell it like it is? | am sure
that we are cld enough to
know that there are times,
when in spite of all genuine
efforts on the part of Coun-
cil to carry out the wishes of
its citizens sometimes Big
Brother steps in and pulls
the rug out from under.

1 feel that Council has to
come clean and tell us what
is going on. We will respect
them a lot more for it. It is
not always what one says that
causes the problem but the
things one does not say when
they are fully aware of what
the answer is. Thousands of

people think that dump is clos-
ing on December 31. Is it or
is it not?

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North Vancouver

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