THEY ARE watching

NEWS photo Tarry Peters

ou. North Vancouver RCMP traffic section constables

George Makowski (left) and Af Steinhauser are with a newly established motor-
cycle unit aimed at nabbing motorists who run lights and stop signs.

Wilderness focus of
West Van gathering

' WESTERN CANADA Wilderness
Committee hosts .a slide’ presentation
on the Randy Stoltmann Wilderness
area, April 26 at Irwin Park elementary
school in West Vancouver.

The namesake of the 260,000 hectare area
died while mountaineering in 1994.

The former West Vancouver resident was
an avid explorer, writer, photographer’ and
conservationist.

Wilderness committee campuigner Kerry
Dawson is scheduled to talk about the bio-
logical diversity of ancient Douglas fir and
cedar forest still standing in the four remain-
ing watersheds in the old-growth wilderness
area, :

Dawson will talk about the hiking trails
available to visitors of the area.

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She will also address the importance of
the old-growth forests as winter habitat for
wolves, moose, grizzlies and other species.

The Randy Stoltmann Wilderness area is
located a 200-kilometre drive north of
Vancouver.

Friends of Cypyess Provincial Park will
also give a presentation to update the public
on its old-growth forest campaign.

The group opposes the expansion of com-
mercial ski facilities at Cypress Provincial
Park.

The event takes place 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in
the schoo! auditorium at 2455 Haywood Ave.

Tickets are available for purchase at the
door.

To find out more about the event contact
the Western Canada Wilderness Committce at
683-8220.

THE FOLLOWING is a
schedule of meetings for
the North Shore munici-
palities, school districts
and the health board.
North Vancouver City

Council: The next meeting
will be held Monday. April

15,
North Vancouver District

‘ Council:

Tuesday, April 9,
7:15 p.m. Agenda items
include: Animal protection
bylaw; development permits:
rezoning bylaws: parks and
recreation lands reservation
bylaw; resignation of munici-
pul clerk; delegation request.
West Vancouver District
Council: The next meeting
will be held on Monday,

April 15.

North Vancouver School
District 44: The next meet-
ing will be held Tuesday,
April 30.

West Vancouver School
District 45; Tuesday, April 9,
7 p.m.

Health: Thursday, April 11. 6
p.in,

North Shore Board of ’

Jory Us Apri. (OTH

For more information, call 986-4321.

Nance is hereby given by the City of North Vancouver, pursuant to Section
980 of the Municipal Act of British Columbia. that a Public Meeting will be

held on MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber, City Hall,
14] West 14th Street, North Vancouver, B.C. to receive representations in connection
with the following:

Mr, Dirk Buttjes of Buttjes Architecture, Inc.. on : behalf of Eighties Restaurant, has: }

| applied fora Development Variance Permit with respect to properties legally described
as Lot 13, Block 49, D.L. 548/549, Plan 750, lacated at 110 West 14th Street J

(1401 — 1409 Lonsdale Avenue), indicated on the map below, to permit: '

The provisions of “Zoning Bylaw, 1995, No. 6700". Docunient “A”,

1o be varied as
follows: .

{1 (1.) Section 410(2) is varied to permit the minimun setback
required from an abutting rear lot line to a building to be
reduced by up to 4.27 metres (14 feet) for a removable
unenclosed deck.

West 15th Street

Chesterfield Avenue
‘Lonsdale Avenue.

West I4th Street

Y fs PERSONS why believe that their interest in property is affected by, the
ec” proposed Development Variance Permit shall be alforded.a, reasonable’
opportunity to be heard — in person, by attorney or by petition. The, proposed Per
and relevant background documents may be inspected at the office of the City Clerk?
between 8:30 a.m, and 4:30 p.m.. Monday to Friday from April 1- Apri 13,1 ‘
except Statutory Holidays.

Bruce A. Hawkshaw, City Clerk

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